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I'm excited to share that my side-project, Wrong Project, has just been launched 🚀

Hello all! 👋

Wrong Project is a publication for short, non-sponsored, to the point think pieces from top creators all over the world.

Pieces are a maximum of 200 words, which is about as long as you can hold someone’s attention these days, while not so short that you can’t make an impactful, meaningful statement to the world.

Our select community of writers includes a quickly rising musical entrepreneur to a Forbes 30 Under 30 designer, award-winning startup founder, a world-renowned social media specialist, and experts from leading companies like EY, Spotify, and Google.

Our writers are hand-selected based on achievements, cool projects, and proven experience in their field.

I'd be happy to hear your thoughts and your professional feedback.

https://www.wrongproject.com/

on June 10, 2020
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    Great readability using this combo of fonts! Here is my first impression suggestions: 1. I’d add “from [Company Name]” in small font bellow the author’s name. This way I can get more interested in a person (or not) by their company/area. Also, this is a way to raise interest in your public to explore and “see who else is here”. 2. I’d create a popup for your subscription explaining why someone should “subscribe to quickly learn from top-notch experts” instead of adding it between Pieces. This way you can sell your idea in the first visit. 3. I’d add a 3-step action list before or after every Piece, so it’s like a TL;DR for those just exploring. “To [do/be what title says] you can: [list 3 actions]”. It’s a good idea to gather good knowledge! 😊

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      Thank you so much for that detailed feedback, much appreciated!

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    Interesting!

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      Thanks! glad you find it interesting!

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    Why is it named as Wrong Project?

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      Awesome question!

      I’ve seen so many people get excited by an idea they have, and then the more they think about it, the more they convince themselves that it’s not a good idea, and they never execute anything. Though research and thought is important, I think sometimes people need to just execute, even if at first it might seem like it’s the wrong project.
      And this, this is my Wrong Project.

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        I see. I wouldn't have guessed that from the webpage itself.

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      Thanks much appreciated!