One can acquire a lot of skills while indie hacking: user interviews, product discovery, development, and even a bit of B2B sales. In fact, IndieHackers have that sort of profile that would thrive in startups and product roles.
But it's not easy to go back to a "traditional" job. For starters, the applicant tracking systems are all trained to look for keywords and may simply ignore our resumes for not having the right job title.
So the idea is a job board for people with founder/indiehacker experience to find jobs that value them.
Here are the things I have to validate:
If all those things are true, then the idea has some legs. If any of them isn't, then the idea is probably DoA.
In order to validate those assumptions, I bought the https://founder-hire.com domain. I plan to launch an ad on Reddit with a 100 USD budget. If I get a 5% conversion to a waiting list, I move forward. If not, I ditch the idea.
Okay, so here's where I need help. I'm notoriously bad at creating ad content. But because it's Reddit, I figured out I could create memes instead!
So, I created these 3 memes:
What do you think? Which one should I go with ("none of them" is also an option). Would you feel irritated when seeing an ad like this or will you chuckle at it?
edit: crud the images weren't public before! (fixed)
I like the first one ("Founder experience? So hot right now")