The submission describes an independent WordPress consultancy rather than a scalable technology product. While the consultant appears to be a legitimate professional in Seacoast NH, the submission contains significant contradictions (e.g., 'Independent' vs. 'Team Size: 6') and hyperbolic claims (e.g., 'most people have used my product', 'audience reach: everyone'). The use of 'marketcap' to describe revenue further indicates low response quality. The project demonstrates local utility but lacks the scale, innovation, or verifiable traction required for a high Proof of Usefulness score.
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