“Wait. What do you actually do?”
Your headline, your offer, and whether a stranger can tell who it’s for before reaching for the back button.
LANDING PAGE ROAST · BY RAMIN ASSEMI
I’ll find the confusing pitch, the missing proof, and the button nobody wants to click. Then I’ll tell you exactly what I’d fix first.
Okay. Roast my page.Starting with 3 free public case studies. Your ego may incur a small fee.
01 / THE RECEIPTS
The face is ridiculous. The work behind it isn’t.
Audience research. Content. Conversion paths. The unglamorous work of turning useful pages into a reason to sign up.
See my work at Close“When Ramin sets up a system, it runs, it converts, and it scales.”
My own projects. Different audiences. Real decisions about what to build, what to say, and what to leave out.
Independent software comparisons. Pricing evidence. Helping buyers make a decision.
02 / USEFUL TOOLSBrowser-local text tools. One clear problem, one useful outcome, very little ceremony.
03 / LOCAL DISCOVERYA Bangkok directory built around the details people need before choosing a place.
04 / CONTENT SYSTEMSStructured workflows and practical SOPs for the processes behind a B2B business.
A few of my own projects, built for very different buying decisions.
02 / WHAT GETS ROASTED
Your headline, your offer, and whether a stranger can tell who it’s for before reaching for the back button.
The proof you have, the proof you’ve buried, and the claims that need more than your own enthusiasm.
Calls to action, pricing, objections, and every unnecessary little hurdle between interest and the next step.
The connection between your audience, your content, and your offer. A pretty page still needs a route to buyers.
A personal video teardown + a short, prioritized fix list.
You’ll see my reasoning, suggested copy changes, and what I’d test next. One page, one offer, clear next steps.
03 / PICK YOUR HEAT
Same brain. Same honest review. You choose who gets to watch.
You get the feedback. Everyone gets to learn. Your page gets a little time in the spotlight.
3 case studies to select. Applying doesn’t guarantee a spot.
For the page you want to fix without making the whole internet part of the conversation.
Your page. Your feedback. Kept between us.
The public price goes up as I take on more roasts.
First 3 selected public reviews: free. Then one roast at each price until $250. Your agreed price stays yours. Private stays $500.
04 / INTO THE HOT SEAT
Tell me what you sell, who it’s for, and what you want people to do. I’ll confirm fit and timing before the review.
I’m roasting the page.
We’re still friends after this.
A FEW FAIR QUESTIONS
Both, where they connect. I look at your message, offer, proof, conversion path, and how the page fits your audience. I’ll point out design decisions that get in the way. This isn’t a full technical SEO audit, a redesign, or implementation work.
I’m selecting three public pages to launch the series. Apply with a real page and a clear business behind it. I’ll confirm if yours is selected. Sending an application doesn’t reserve a place. After those three, the published price rises through the stages shown above.
For a public roast: your public-facing page, business name, and the recorded review, which I may turn into a written case study or shorter social clips. I don’t publish your email or private application notes. Private roasts aren’t published or used in case studies.
No. I can give you a sharper diagnosis and concrete changes to test. Your traffic, product, audience, and implementation affect the outcome. A good review is a starting point for better decisions.
I confirm fit, delivery timing, and the final total before you commit. Free case studies don’t require payment. Paid reviews start after payment. If direct checkout is available, you’ll see the total on the secure checkout page before paying; otherwise I’ll send payment details personally.