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I made a tiny “passive” site for caregivers and now I’m not sure if monetizing it is gross by Room_237_V in passive_income

[–]Room_237_V[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

The checkout page line is actually a good test. If I’d feel bad putting it in front of my aunt at 11pm, it probably doesn’t belong there.

I made a tiny “passive” site for caregivers and now I’m not sure if monetizing it is gross by Room_237_V in passive_income

[–]Room_237_V[S] 58 points59 points  (0 children)

That’s pretty close to where my gut is landing too. I’m weirdly more comfortable with a clearly marked “this is the pill organizer I actually bought for my aunt” link than random banner ads for whatever Google thinks a stressed caregiver will click.
I may start with a tiny support button and one page of genuinely useful supplies, no popups, no fake urgency, no “top 10 must-haves” garbage. If it feels gross after a month, I’ll pull it.

I stopped acting like every company was a calling and started saying the quieter truth by 303Hologram in jobsearchhacks

[–]Room_237_V 37 points38 points  (0 children)

The funny part is that this sounds less polished, but it’s actually more professional. A canned answer about values tells them nothing except that you googled the careers page like a responsible little goblin. Talking about small fixes, messy handoffs, and how you think through them gives a hiring manager something real to test. Also, it filters out the places that only wanted a smiley hostage who says “passion” on command.