Hey there!<p>So, here's the scoop: Google Ads decided to block my account out of nowhere (ugh, so frustrating, right?) and now I’m on the hunt for some viral ways to promote my startup, Rusher.ai. Instead of relying on paid ads, I'm diving into more creative territories – and I might just need your help!<p>Now, about that cool thing I wanted to share (drumroll, please) – we’ve whipped up a free tool that uses our AI to generate memes for your project or startup. Yup, memes! All you need to do is enter your URL, and after a minute or so – bam! – it spits out a few memes. It’s super chill, super fun, and who doesn’t love a good meme, right?<p>Give it a whirl and let me know what you think! We’re all ears for feedback and would love to know how it resonates with you and your audience.<p>Cheers!<p>P.S. No official name for this meme generator tool yet – still noodling on that one. Got any suggestions?<p>— Your friendly startup nerd
Interesting, but the entry field is weird. You're apparently targeting a technical audience, but there's a space between the existing "<a href="https://" rel="nofollow">https://</a>" and the domain name that can't be deleted. Also, my phone autocapitalised the domain name, which your entry form disallowed. The "<a href="https://" rel="nofollow">https://</a>" looks like the prompt text which usually is overwritten, but it's not. That's confusing.