My wife is looking for a QA opportunity but can't find much due to only having 8 months experience Any indiehackers open to having their projects QA'd? She's really thorough, you’ll hate all the issues she finds

This situation feels a bit clubhouse-y. One company shows what's possible with a new concept, but it's the behemoths who capitalize on the proof-of-concept.

FTFY: "It's time to admit that Remote Work doesn't work FOR ME. I couldn't figure out a way to share information without scheduling every interaction, and I failed to build a single great remote company." Don't try passing your own experience for universal truth.

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Chargezoom's homepage hero does something I'm not seeing often lately. Apart from telling you what the product does, it reminds you about the problem with the status quo. This is a classic element of the PAS framework, yet it's barely used on B2B SaaS homepages for some reason.

"Plans & Pricing" is about as good a choice for the pricing page headline as "Homepage & Stuff" is for the homepage one.

This one growth hack will blow your mind.

Sometimes, the copy is treated worse than a beat-up suitcase on a luggage handler's bad day.

Looking at this homepage hero alone, can you tell what exactly Extole is selling?