Viewing Everweb should grow do some marketing!
Everweb should grow do some marketing!
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User: Boris K. 6 months ago
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It's hard to find any information about Everweb. When you talk about it people are like what is that? You look on youtube for Everweb nobody talks about it and there are no videos about it except from the Everweb channel. I would suggest to do a bit more on the Everweb marketing. Maybe sponsor some creators so that they can make some commercials for you guys. Also a referral program is a idea? This way you will reach more users and the community will grow . More users, a more professional software and also more sales. When the number of users grow there will be more likely also more enthousiasts who will start making their own widgets and templates. Last edit 6 months ago |
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User: EverWeb Support 6 months ago
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Hi Boris, Thank you for your feedback and suggestions. We appreciate your input regarding our marketing efforts and the idea of sponsoring creators and implementing a referral program. We will certainly consider these suggestions as we continue to look for ways to grow our community and improve our software. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. ------------------------------- EverWeb Customer Support Submit Tickets or Learn More |
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User: Ryan M. 6 months ago
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Hi EverWeb Team! I hope you're well! I want to say I support you guys and agree with Boris. I've been a long-time user of Everweb for small business projects and my own DJ Hire website. I'm still using it today for some newer (hopefully bigger) business ventures. It is a great tool and in my opinion serves a niche in its space which almost no other Web Design services offer today - Offline built ability. For example the cloud based giants like Squarespace, and Wix you need to be online to work on your site, where as with Everweb you can work on a train, and plane, and anywhere you like and then publish your changes later on - no internet required. This should be one of your unique selling point in your marketing. (think about it, many people now work remote, work on holiday, work whilst on the toilet ;) - or that may just be me) My recommendations for your marketing: - Get as many website building comparisions written as possible, even if you have to write them yourselves / get cheap labour from Fiverr to do this for you. E.g. "Top 5 website builders 2025" "Top Mac web design software 2025" "Best Website buildings 2025" "Wix alternatives" "Best Squarespace alternatives" "Best Wordpress alternatives" etc etc - and get yourselves on those lists. That way you will get seen more. - Do social media marketing / influencers - You/a creative agency can pay around $150 for a whole day of filming short videos about EverWeb and the gradually post them online. I can recommend a company in uk called Made In London to help you with this - they mostly do TikTok if you want a young audience. - Do Youtube video comparisons too - find out which youtubers & techy's are making videos about web design software and see how much it is to get a review done by them, or get yourselves on a list. Again - you could hire someone on Fiverr to simply contact all these people for you and see who's interested within your budget. I'm sure there is more, but I think the days of your USP being an 'I-Web' alternative are behind the times now. And - sorry if you are marketing and we just haven't seen it :D Good luck guys and keep up the good work! Kind regards, Ryan |
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User: Ryan M. 6 months ago
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| Also - 100% back the referral programme! You could email your currect customer base 1. to find out where they recommend you advertise or for ideas / feedback (a survey), and 2. Offer them $25 every time they get someone to sign up for everweb. There must be a platform out there to help you track referrals and make auto payments. Good luck. | |
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User: EverWeb Support 6 months ago
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Hi Ryan, Thanks a lot for the kind words and support! We're really glad you're enjoying EverWeb! We appreciate your marketing ideas and suggestions, we will definitely keep them in mind. It’s awesome to get feedback like this from our users, it really helps us grow and improve! We hope we can continue to assist you as your business grows, and thanks again for being part of the EverWeb family! ------------------------------- EverWeb Customer Support Submit Tickets or Learn More |
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User: Brien E. 11 days ago
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I would love to see some smart, visual video tutorials for visual thinkers. The existing tutorials start with and focus on the editor, along with narration, and cursor going through the motions... which obviously makes sense-- they focus variously on what, in the editor, things do and examples of setting them up. You have to have that of course. I don't know about other EW users but the process of building my site has resulted in the realization that I am a "visual thinker" more than I thought. So learning begins and goes well where I can understand through "seeing" the geometry at work in scaling. An example of what I mean would be to cover the capabilities and limits and logic of responsive rows and objects and scaling *cutting back and forth from the chrome dev inspector view, to the editor* with narrator explaining what is going on as things shrink or wrap, etc. I'm sure there are youtube tutorials covering these things which are sort of generic. But the visualizers are often overwhelmed by technical language, and it can be hit or miss.... in my case, I am learning all of it through your product, and can add to the spirit of the op, that specialized tutorials like this example will endear EW to more people. |
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User: Chris B. 10 days ago
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This is similar to a comment I made the other day. I love this brand and we have several licences for Everweb that we keep renewing. I fear this tool is slowly losing momentum and a lot of its users which were very active are moving of to find alternatives unfortunately. A good measure for this is the list of Everweb sites users have posted over the years a lot of them are now Wordpress sites or have been redone in other builders. The activity in the forum is dwindling too with only the very occasional updates from users. Comments used to be vibrant and offered discussion with moderators giving more than the stock “thanks we will look into it, or I’ve passed it to our developers to see” nothing ever comes back these days. It’s a shame because as I said I love this app and use it regularly but I’m getting more and more nervous about the long term investment I allow my company to make based on the current state of play. As you said marketing, feedback user engagement, proper discussions from admins, webinars on the advancement's would turn this around for sure. Sorry for the rant I do support this tool and want it to succeed. |
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