Nice, this perhaps has some very interesting implications for healthcare ! ?
If I may offer three thoughts:
First, as I understand your model, you're taking 15% of the unrealized goal funds to pay for 100% of the transaction fees. This seems off in that the only way you benefit financially is by people NOT completing their goals. Hardly the point of your project. Why not take a "success fee" for playing an active role in helping people achieve their goals ?
Second, someone mentioned trust, and while this suggestion is probably not the ultimate solution, I would urge you to consider adding your personal profile(s) and picture(s). This would at least give people a human element to connect with. Similarly, the inclusion of "Gain, LLC" is slightly confusing, as well as perhaps lends to the possible interpretation that you are the only one gaining from the transaction.
Third, stickiness & ticklers... is there something you can do to gently remind people of their goals and / or get them coming back to update progress ? ?
If I may offer three thoughts:
First, as I understand your model, you're taking 15% of the unrealized goal funds to pay for 100% of the transaction fees. This seems off in that the only way you benefit financially is by people NOT completing their goals. Hardly the point of your project. Why not take a "success fee" for playing an active role in helping people achieve their goals ?
Second, someone mentioned trust, and while this suggestion is probably not the ultimate solution, I would urge you to consider adding your personal profile(s) and picture(s). This would at least give people a human element to connect with. Similarly, the inclusion of "Gain, LLC" is slightly confusing, as well as perhaps lends to the possible interpretation that you are the only one gaining from the transaction.
Third, stickiness & ticklers... is there something you can do to gently remind people of their goals and / or get them coming back to update progress ? ?
Hope those help...