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This post smells like an AI wrote it and your history looks like the bots copy paste has supplanted the human.
Hey, I'm a fan of the "hokey" approach (https://www.google.com/search?q=define+hokey) read that as I'm a fan of the "overly friendly slightly contrived" ... but @petrovn makes a solid point - that one cited statement significantly undermines your credibility. It isn't the only problem, but it is perhaps the biggest.
I'm sure you've got a stable of products and services, like many including myself. Stating this in this way makes it seem like you've got a hammer and you're looking for a nail. I suspect this isn't what you want.
However, I'm slightly less inclined to give you the benefit of the doubt personally because this is overall "just a bit outside" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_wc9JvTXGc) ... I'd suggest you take the kernel of the idea and refactor it into a substantiated and verifiable set of claims with any accompanying 'guarantee' ... and pull this article now, it isn't likely to accomplish your objective and could cause more harm than good. imho wadr
it will be way more credible if you actually provide some proof of your employment, or at least back it up with some other publicly available information about you, your company or the services you provide.
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