Need Help with a Product Title to Avoid Confusion
After they finish the guide, I don't want them to suffer from information overload and not know where to begin. So, I've put together a "Getting Started" guide that basically gives them a direction to go in.
My concern is that they have this big guide and then they have this smaller guide called "Getting Started." Naturally, I would think they would gravitate toward the "Getting Started" guide rather than the big guide they actually need to start with.
And, I don't think a disclaimer of "READ THIS LAST!" would be sufficient. Some people may overlook it or ignore it. I also don't want them to think that the "Getting Started" guide is a shortcut that allows them to skip the big guide.
Any ideas?
*melanie
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