What Rb2b changed

• Removed the detailed "What should I send to these website visitors?" section which recommended specific LinkedIn and email flows.
• Removed the "01-02-03" step-by-step setup and strategy guide from the homepage.
• Deleted a large portion of the navigation menu, including links to Traffic Insights, Partner Program, and specific CRM integration pages.
• Added a new "What is RB2B?" FAQ section to provide a high-level product overview.
• Updated the FAQ formatting to include more direct links to comparison and pricing pages.

The site has been significantly simplified, removing specific tactical advice on how to use the data for LinkedIn and email outreach. This suggests a shift toward a more streamlined, self-serve product positioning rather than a full-service sales playbook.

• Added a comprehensive "Your Questions Answered" section covering pricing, GDPR, and technical setup.
• Replaced placeholder section headers (like "CYG" and "IGA") with clear, benefit-driven headlines such as "Get your first leads in under 5 minutes."
• Added a new customer testimonial from the CEO of Distribute.so.
• Updated the footer and navigation to include links for "Agencies" and a "2025 Pricing" page.
• Removed a large, intrusive cookie consent overlay that previously blocked the initial view.

The addition of a massive FAQ section and detailed compliance documentation suggests the company is addressing common sales objections and legal concerns to speed up the buying process.

• Added "RB2B IS SOC2 TYPE II COMPLIANT" to the hero section.
• Added a "full-feature, 7-day trial" mention near the sign-up button.
• Replaced several section headlines (like "Get your first leads in under 5 minutes") with garbled text strings (e.g., "CYG", "IGA", "EIVXWIG"), which may indicate a site error or testing.
• Updated the pricing link in the footer to a new "pricing-2025" URL.
• Changed "Partner Program" to "RB2B Insiders" in the navigation.

The addition of security compliance and a specific 7-day trial period suggests the product is moving up-market to target larger companies that require strict data safety standards.