Thank you for receiving my feedback. Regarding the brand, business people understand the word "developer" and "devs", the problem lies more in the xyz. Most d

Thank you for receiving my feedback. Regarding the brand, business people understand the word "developer" and "devs", the problem lies more in the xyz. Most developers gave good feedback because you are promising to them to end their marketing problems, without taking money from them. That is a very good proposition. In fact, it is too good to be true. No sane person believes this to be real. Your target customers are "remote tech startups and technical founders" and do you have asked any of them, if they would hire "quickly for cheap"? You business case is not really clear. So, I hire a freelancer for a project over your site. Why don't I just hire someone on Fiverr then? Why wouldn't I just contact the developer directly? Why go through your site?