[sbalster]

Thank you for the feedback. Building something is challenging and we are always working to improve. I think you brought up some good questions that we will need to address. Do you think a product video would be more beneficial than using text etc?

[anigbrowl]

I like the concept, but think you need to distill the benefits down more clearly, rather than just the shortcomings of the status quo. I don't think you need a video - they're time-consuming, rarely informative, and often annoying; things like music either clash with people's aesthetic sensibilities or are so bland as to dilute your message.

I would like a little more color. And show me some examples., so I know it's more than another 'upload your resume!' site.

[jcr]

It's important to you to realize that I'm not your user/customer. I no longer higher people, and no longer need to be hired. As such, I'm the wrong person to ask on value of your offering. I've never used a job site, so I lack the experience needed to point out more good things.

As for explaining the value to your users, both text and video are great ideas; different people find/consume/relate to information differently, so having both formats is a good idea. Some people won't bother with video, and other people won't bother with reading text.

The following text from your site could be improved:

> Save time and money and eliminate posting jobs on boards and sorting through poorly matched resumes.

I'd write it as: "Save time and money by eliminating posting to job boards and sorting through poorly matched resumes."

Using "and" three times in one sentence can be vexing.