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Roast my website
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Imran Khan
https://getnothin.com/
Hi Imran,
I've made a few changes to your design, and this is the result.
https://xd.adobe.com/view/bda6ae95-a09d-49af-9359-85ffd617b2a8-e8f5/
@Abbes looks dope. I'll update the UI shortly. Thanks!
Rather than just going for the straight ask of $10 for nothin', you could add to the humour of this site by going into the story of getting nothing, the psychological benefits of nothing, and even some mock testimonials.
If you're getting nothing for $10, at least give the people something :oP
@jaymie I actually reached out to people for giving testimonials. Everyone ghosted π . Will you be interested in adding your testimony to the website?
Haha, I was thinking more that they'd be obviously made up. It's a fine line between comic genius and scam though.
I bet you'd have more success if the donations went to a charity instead.
Charity makes sense. Turning it into a charity would reduce the comic value of the site but I think I have had my fill of humour from this. Yes, I'll turn this into a charity site then. Any good charity recommendations @jaymie?
It has to be for people who have essentially nothing, right? Something with an international appeal would work best, so maybe Amnesty International or Human Rights Watch?
I think you could turn this into a neat little donation machine by keeping the cheeky humour and helping people self-identify how often we're buying things for ourselves, for our own reward.
Amnesty International it is. I'll update the website with the new copy and launch again on ProductHunt.
ππππππ really ? Crazy idea but I like it and Iβll probably never give you a penny. π. You pay $10 for nothing and someone earn $10 for nothing. Landing page is good though.
@codeibrahima thanks for the review of the landing page. I had intended to also include some testimonials as well, but everyone refused.
And no I didn't really expect anyone to pay π. This is just practice for the actual product that I am going to launch next Tuesday. Also, helped me build some audience.