💡 Get OUTSIDE of the #nocode bubble (no pun intended)
Getting more companies to see the value in no-code will give you as a maker more job opportunities.
It'll bring more revenue to no-code startups.
If that is to happen, we must stop interacting only with each other!
Getting more companies to see the value in no-code will give you as a maker more job opportunities.
It'll bring more revenue to no-code startups.
If that is to happen, we must stop interacting only with each other!
💡 Understand the pain-points of "regular" companies
No-code is a game-changer for almost all companies.
They don't have to rely on expensive developers or agencies.
Show them what they have to win and HOW.
Define a common problem in a market and help them solve it.
No-code is a game-changer for almost all companies.
They don't have to rely on expensive developers or agencies.
Show them what they have to win and HOW.
Define a common problem in a market and help them solve it.
💡 Create content about the pain-points
Any blog post, podcast, or video with "no-code" in the title is missing the target.
Which title do you think a CEO would click on?
"How to build a website with no-code"
OR
"How to build a website at 25% of the cost"
Any blog post, podcast, or video with "no-code" in the title is missing the target.
Which title do you think a CEO would click on?
"How to build a website with no-code"
OR
"How to build a website at 25% of the cost"
💡 Share more case-studies from (regular) companies
They don't even need to understand what it is at first, only what it can do for them!
We need to make better case studies and show more examples.
Without talking about the cool integrations you made.
They don't even need to understand what it is at first, only what it can do for them!
We need to make better case studies and show more examples.
Without talking about the cool integrations you made.
💡 Show them how to get started quick
The more options you give, the more you risk them not doing anything at all.
They don't need all the options.
They need the best options.
We need to make it *easy* to get started.
Who? Where? What?
The more options you give, the more you risk them not doing anything at all.
They don't need all the options.
They need the best options.
We need to make it *easy* to get started.
Who? Where? What?
