@Damian Kingsbury please see the info on the link. Essentially a 60min user test session of the app prototype. You will be the tester and get £50 for your time.

FYI we only need people next week now. Latest info on the link

@Manuel Hilscher good questions A) it’s important to thoroughly research your niche and judge it’s potential before jumping into it. Questions to be answered could be 1. Will the is audience still be here in 5 years time 2. What’s the size of the audience globally 3. How many players are serving this audience already / is there an opportunity for me to own this niche Global audience I think is the most important as there should be a steady flow of new entrants and with the internet you can reach them wherever you are. Jumping niche? I think with any business you need to give it your all for 12 months and then reflect and reposition if it’s not working. B) create a persona of your target customer in that niche and search for them in LinkedIn. If you’re getting 3k+ results for them you know there’s enough of them. Equally if you only get 100 results and there’s no other solution but you then that could still be enough. Especially if you’re charging each of them 50k or more. C) Steve Jobs said you know you’re focusing when you’re saying no to something that you’re heart is screaming at you to do it but you instead choose to focus and finish on what you started. At the start of a meeting he demanded his execs to tell him what’s the one thing you said no to today that you really wanted to do but didn’t. I think this is especially relevant for ADHD people like me. There’s no reason why you can’t take something supplementary that interests you and build upon your offer, like AI, to improve your offer though

@Garett Bugda so your niche could be CEOs of health tech SMEs (not turning over more than 5mil per year) who want to get to 10mil a year through innovation. You do this by brining a fresh outside perspective from other industries through innovative workshops that product tangible results

@James Frost did you follow a value based pricing method? In that did you ask them how much this project is worth to them and then charge them a percentage of that? Definitely don’t do hourly charging. It’s just not relevant for workshops which are fast and provide $$$$$$$ so much value. https://www.youtube.com/live/B1b7QlQILRo?si=Ul2sq064espEWQ5K

3 days later and 107 visits, 10 applications and 2 designers have reached out and offered themselves pro-bono to help. Not bad. I can already see what I would do differently to improve upon it e.g. offer something like an LDJ instead or a free talk like Adam does, something less expensive to run.

@Karin Garcia bravo. Looking forward to seeing your offer 👏