The hero says "Agentic AI For Anyone Who Sells," the body lists a 1B+ contact database and 50+ enrichment points, and the feature animation shows Find → Enrich → Automate → Autopilot — this is the standard sequence every horizontal sales platform uses to describe itself. The one sentence that actually differentiates ("Traditional tools track tasks — Jeeva does them") is buried at the bottom of the body copy, after the user has already read a feature list that looks like every competitor's feature list. Move that claim to the headline position and build the entire page around proving it — not listing capabilities, but demonstrating autonomous execution in a way Apollo and Salesloft cannot claim.

These are two different buyers with two different pages in their heads, and the page is trying to serve both simultaneously. A solo SDR who found this page searching "AI for cold outreach" and a VP of Sales at a 200-person staffing firm are not the same visitor, do not have the same objections, and will not be converted by the same proof. The result is that neither buyer feels the page was built for them — the headline is too broad to create recognition, and the vertical list is too specific to feel like a horizontal platform. Either commit to the vertical story (in which case the hero should name the service-industry buyer and the page should lead with vertical-specific proof) or commit to the horizontal story (in which case the vertical list belongs on a separate page, not the homepage).