Hey Community, Hope you're all having a great week! | Quick question for anyone who might have experience with finding testers for a new product or app. I'm currently developing a FREE tool called 'good-friend' which is designed to help people write posts for LinkedIn more easily. I'm now at the point where I really need to get feedback from actual users. Basically, is it working as it's supposed to? Is it intuitive? What could be improved to make it genuinely helpful? My main challenge is finding people willing to test it out without having a big budget for recruitment. and can I automate the process of finding new testers ? suggestions are appreciated in the comment

Hi All! Been sat now for a couple of hours trying to work out how to return specific sections from a webpage (content above and below a certain point). I can't see any specific breaks in the code to try and separate? I have tried the HTML to text and still can't get my head around it? Anybody have any great tips or tricks for scraping specific parts of pages?

Here's how it works: 1/ We store competitor information including company names, websites, social links. 2/ Two main automation systems do research every week. 3/ Website research agent finds company news and mentions online. Also, it takes screenshots to track design updates. 4/ Social media research agent checks Twitter, LinkedIn, and Youtube. Analyzes all content and updates. 5/ We combine both system reports into one weekly summary. You get a weekly email with a full competitor breakdown. Full video and template: https://youtu.be/214BYFy-uG4