This would make a good &quot;Show HN:&quot;. Consider posting a direct link with that in the title. Add additional information as a comment after posting.<p>On my laptop, the call to action fills the screen from top to  bottom. The Facebook, Twitter, etc. links signal a footer. The first time I visited, I didn&#x27;t realize there was more if I scrolled down.<p>&quot;Join the WriterVerse&quot; may be a better call to action than &quot;Say Goodbye to Writer&#x27;s Block&quot;. The times I pathologize my non-writing as writer&#x27;s block are pretty rare. The times I look to connect with other people are common.<p>Are there really thousands of authors? I don&#x27;t see evidence. Is that really a selling point? One or two people who care seems like a better value proposition. That&#x27;s something that could be done in a non-scaling way by founders.<p>This looks like a chicken and egg problem. Charging for a pre-launch is tough. Once I am paying, why should I review other people&#x27;s work.<p>It seems like publishing is beyond a minimum viable product. What&#x27;s the evidence for expertise?<p>My advice: Limit the scope. Make a few users happy. Build a community. Skip the growth hacking.<p>Good luck.