The submission refers to 'Frank Consulting Group', a legitimate UK-based boutique consultancy led by an ex-Google founder, specializing in strategy and AI for non-profits. However, the submission data contains significant errors and low-quality inputs: the project name is listed as 'DeepWalker' (likely a user handle), the audience is claimed to be 'everyone' (actual audience is niche non-profits), and revenue is described as 'marketcap: 500000' (likely referring to GBP revenue or value, but terminologically incorrect). While the business is verifiable and has real client testimonials (e.g., Victoria Hall Harrow), it is a service agency rather than a scalable technology product, resulting in low innovation and reach scores within this framework. The 'evidence of traction' claim ('most people have used my product') is factually false and heavily penalized.
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