Review our startup (www.chuwe.com)
hotpockets: 1.  I'm not sure what the numbers in the green box indicates.  Are they upvotes from users indicating that the question is a good one?  Are they the number of replies?  The number of views?  Perhaps frequenters of social voting sites may know this but even sites like digg say "87 diggs" in the little box.2.  Make the concept of the money pot more prominent.  I think its the most important piece of information to display.  Try to rework the layout to put it at the top, perhaps next to the logo.3.  Consider asking more questions with your account, then looking up the answer online and answering it.  Consider it your personal notebook of business info.  I haven't thought about this rigorously, but I would at least give it thought.  It would make your site seem more accurate.4.  Users don't want to answer the same types of questions over and over.  Consider making a startup 101 page that tries to lay out the very basics of startups that some people seem to be asking.  Then users can just point people to that page.