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Any advice for my business idea? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by ravi910@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Hi everyone,

Long time lurker here. I've been working on a resume building service after a few friends asked me to help them with their resumes.

The website is MyBioResume.com

I'm spending money on ads on Facebook, and I've spent days editing the site and marketing it. I was thinking I'd have at least one sale by now. Does anyone have any advice that might help me drive some sales?

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[–] AnonJian@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Get rid of the blindness of what actually happened to your friends from using your redesigned resumes. Nobody cares about the resume. What happened before you inserted yourself into their job hunt -- what happened after?

Because there is your one-and-only sales improver. You have to acknowledge there is a lot of questionable advice, a lot of common nonsense ladled out about the job hunt. 'Pink resume' syndrome runs rampant.

Best set yourself apart from the rabble -- quickly and firmly.