As far as I observe in this community, most members are middle-aged. From my experience, most people at this age struggle to learn new things.They want to have an online business, but building it without knowing what they need is challenging.

That is the point of creating eStage.There are thousands of products available online to help peoplemake money online, but everything—including eStage—willeventually reach the point where people have to deal withtechnical stuff (setting up domains, DNS, MX records, etc.).

This might be a big turn-off. People know this, and as soon as you present eStage the same way other sellers do, they may say to themselves:“It’s just one of those products,” and they will leave.

The first impression is very important.You want people to see eStage as a fun, game-like platform.

So how do you create that kind of impression?

You promote eStage as a platform where setting things up is easy and fun.I’ve built a simple game that presents key eStage features in a fun way.

At the end of the game, there is a call to action that allows people to try eStage for 14 days.

You can play the game here.

PM me with your email address if you want this funnel

What do you think about this approach?

Would it convert better than a regular landing page?