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Hi Iris thanks for putting this together - I would love to hear what the folks think about this business my gf and I built - any advice on copy and landing page much appreciated: https://buyfunnyaprons.com/

As for your website: i think you should have a short video outlining what your product does and actually feature yourself! I find that buyers like it when they can associate a product to the founders!

This copy "Students pay upfront and you get paid automatically after completing tasks." can be improved. I think artists, creators is a better word than students here. "Students" makes it sound like an ed-tech app.

Also, there is room to make this copy even more effective. You can say something like "Get paid within 2 days after completing a feedback task.

My landing page http://www.bookmocks.com/

HI Iris0,
It is very clear to me what the product is and who it is for.
I am not part of the target audience but I find it compelling.
The design needs to be refined.
Also, I don't really get how the price is set: is it fixed, do we negotiate? how I am guaranteed to be paid after work.
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Just a quick mockup https://i.ibb.co/TtjqpmS/Feedback.png

The website is clear, my feedback isn't going to be super detailed but it has to do with design. Be it typography, shadows, etc. Lots of things that can be improved, but I think it gets the point across and that's good enough :)

1. I think your website is very clear. The only thing that is not clear is what kind of creative professionals you're looking for. I can see the music example, but I don't know what other fields are applicable.
2. I am not the target audience.
3. Comments/questions:

"Help people learn what you do best." is kind of awkward. The following sentence is better: "Make money by giving feedback to emerging artists and hobbyists."
Maybe you could combine the two: "Get paid for sharing your exertise with emerging artists."

Hobbyist is also a weird target market. "Emerging artists" makes sense... people who are trying to build a project or career. I can see why these people would pay for feedback. But why hobbyists? These are people who are doing things for fun, usually for personal enjoyment and not seriously.

"1. Create your offerings.
List on the platform for free. We match you with students from all over the world."
I don't know what "offering" means. Is this for feedback givers or receivers? Also, "students" is weird. Are you targeting people in school? That would be a surprise. I thought this was targeting professional artists, and now it sounds like you're targeting students.

"Build your reputation as a pro instructor with your own Two Cents page."
Instructor sounds like teacher, like someone teaching a class. I think you mean "advisor" or "expert".

Also I know why you chose the name "Two Cents" but I'm concerned it makes the offering seem cheap. I know you don't litereally mean $0.02, but it makes me feel like I'm not going to make much money for my expert feedback.

Hope this helps and good luck!