Found an awesome new role because of Indie Hackers (pt 2)

It's been a crazy last couple months for me. In July, I posted here about how I had found a new role with a startup through IH, and I received a bunch of support and congratulations from you guys. (Thanks BTW!)

Well about a week into my new role, the founder told me that he is going to shut down the company, stating too much stress, the product's lack of focus, and that it was too far away from being ready for market.

He was self-funding the company, so I kind of understand where he was coming from, but still pretty confused by the complete 180 from "let's expand" to "I'm shutting it down" in about 7 days...

But, this story has a happy ending. A few weeks back, I joined another Indie Hacker, Vishal Kumar, in building a social media scheduling SaaS (similar to Buffer or MeetEdgar for those familiar) called OneUp 😊

❓Why would someone be interested in OneUp?

• Many blog posts, podcasts, YouTube videos, or other social media posts are considered "evergreen" content - meaning that post will still be relevant and interesting 6, 12, and 18 months from now. The opposite of evergreen would be the trending flash-in-the-pan articles about "What whats-her-face wore to that awards ceremony last night".

• When you share something on social media, it is typically only seen by 5% of your followers.

• The idea behind OneUp is to provide an easy way to recycle your evergreen content automatically, making it seen by a much wider audience, and driving more engagement, traffic, and business. You just add a post, then select the interval and frequency that you would like it recycled.

For example, Courtland could probably reshare all his IH podcasts and text interviews once every 3 months and reach a new subset of followers every time. This would allow him to get new shares and retweets, and probably drive new podcast subscribers and community members - all without him having to lift a finger.

We will be launching on Product Hunt soon, so any feedback you guys have for us would be much appreciate! What should we change on the landing page? Is the value proposition clear?