Which looks better? Chef photo for a homepage, or little food drawings?pic.twitter.com/luiR1W3Qam
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I would have enticing pictures of dishes that are slightly too sophisticated for people to make at home. Everyone's getting tired of pasta at this point. But it can't look like stock photos, or they'll just ignore it.
BTW, yours is the type of startup where the investors are typical customers. The YC partners are all tired of lockdown food too. If you leave them wanting to order from you, they will (and should) want to invest. And if not, not.
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oh wow thank you, never thought you would actually reply. Would you be open to doing a mock YC interview with us? (Also, let me know what you think of this updated homepage)pic.twitter.com/RKNmHQlbYF
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Keep the copy with wording about the food being safe. That's what drew me in. Then prove it on the website. How is it safe? What processes are in place to ensure safety. Newest picture is great though! Gl
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Might want to pull an instacart here and have the interviewer(s) get a hotplate meal if at all possible
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that was our first thought lol
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wow it's been four months since you replied to this, time flies. we got into YC 9 days after this tweet, and now Demo day is coming up, you free for a call next week?
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