... jakecrump  oooo, great question. Most common elements that don't immediately click Little to no onboarding..or way too complicated Trying to do/explain too much at once Not great landing page (or launch!) Uses copycat language of a competitor but it's actually way more. Things that almost work Focus on one key idea that makes them unique and drives that home to the user Great onboarding experience Some sort of design element that captures the user... looking ... ... someone I know that could test it properly. 99% of the time I'm able to get it into my workflow or have someone within Product Hunt give me their POV on it! Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): @shelly

... when that evidence exists. When it cannot confirm, it says failed and gives the reason. My worry is that proves carries the whole line, and a cold reader may not know that not proving is the category norm. The alternative I keep circling is Auto-apply that ends on an interview, which is warmer but any rival could say it. Would value your read. Comment from Arlan Rakhmetzhanov(@arlanrakh): @rajiv_ayyangar we use advanced semantic file search and precise file ... ... moment. "AI-powered feedback platform" is a mechanism. "You shipped it and nobody paid" is a moment, and it is the one that makes someone stop. The test I use: could a stranger tell me which of my competitors