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by kodjima33 5y ago
- Approach Marketing with a growth mindset: Growth starts with finding product-market-fit. If you meet users' needs with your solution, growth and marketing become easier. Our marketing is a mix of product-led growth, paid channels, an
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by kodjima33 5y ago
-Be very clear with your value prop: For WeLoveNoCode the value is the speed of product delivery, cost efficiency, and quality. For $1999/month the client gets a brain of 3000+ Nocoders with a stack of 241 tools instead of a single no-
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by kodjima33 5y ago
- Find a model that works When we started out, our model was to charge customers an hourly service fee. By the end of the first year, our monthly revenue grew to $20k. While it felt good, delegation and an hourly fee was no longer an effici
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by kodjima33 5y ago
- An MVP tells you what your customer really wants: I often see entrepreneurs try to build a flawless product before shipping. The problem with this strategy is that it’s often complex for customers to use or sometimes doesn't even sol
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by kodjima33 5y ago
- Educate the market: I know that no code is the best option for fast testing of product ideas, releasing MVPs, getting user feedback, automating internal tasks, and shipping typical apps. All these can be done in days, not years, and in a
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by kodjima33 5y ago
- Start with Satisfying your Customers Sounds very basic, right? Because I had no cash to do any advertising, I let my work speak for me and I made first sales, controlled the quality of development, and asked for feedback later on. I tried
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Lessons learned after achieving $170k MRR and raising $1M in funding
9 points by kodjima33 5y ago|15 comments
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by kodjima33 5y ago
Did you have any cases when devs collaborate with no-code devs?
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How to build and submit a mobile app in two weeks with No Code(welovenocode.com)
3 points by kodjima33 6y ago|0 comments
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by kodjima33 6y ago
Guys! Thank you for reading! Any feedback will be much appreciated