I’m making Sun Draft, five printable and fillable worksheets sold through my Etsy shop. I’m the creator and seller. The product is built around specific moments: starting, overload, waiting, getting thoughts onto paper, and choosing an activity. Each page has a filled example. The best feedback so far was very specific: show a blank page next to an example. I used “Clean the kitchen” → “Pick up the sponge” and enlarged it in the supporting image. I also switched the hero from generic paper illustrations to real worksheets. I’m still early. I don’t have evidence these changes improve purchases, and I’m trying to avoid treating compliments as demand. For other solo makers, what would you test next to separate a confusing explanation from an offer people don’t want? Paid download for context: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4597129077/sun-draft-adhd-task-starter-kit-dopamine   submitted by   /u/Material-Salary-2807   to   r/StartupSoloFounder [link]   [comments]