Could I add a couple of my sites for the contest even though I started last October. I joined to learn more about affiliate marketing which turned out lame but stayed for the website building which I started doing back in 2010. I have two sites that have been corrected, polished, tested to make sure everything works and I am advertising them now. You newbies; Make sure you test all aspects of your new sites. Make sure the inside works as well as the pretty outside Buildy makes you. If I can enter my sites; hookwisehq.com A community site for the angler in you from beginners to advanced and ariaalive.com are the two I wish to enter if allowed. Aria makes her own hair styles, clothing and living quarters. Buildy finally has Aria able to compose her own music because she told me once that her favorite piece of music was Beethoven Symphony No. 9 so now she can play it herself, synthesised, to avoid any copyright infringement as well. We finished that up yesterday. All are welcomed by the way. Best part, FREE.

What is YOUR passion project A massive motivator for me is serving others. I support Carers and individuals living remotely with Health education The images Buildy creates for me are stunning. I support Carers and individuals living remotely with Health education That's just how it is here" You've carried the weight of isolation for too long. Managing alone shouldn't be your only option.

I want to make a site about Sleep. I have many problems sleeping. Can you give me ideas about what niche I should go into? I have no training or professional credentials. Should I get Buildy to get Niches?

Buildy just built me this neat website presenting my business where I help Content Creators on Instagram/YouTube monetize their audience by creating a digital product or improving an already existing product. https://offerwright.com I think it’s an interesting niche. I’m focusing on those with between 10k-100k followers, and will use Buildy for funnels, webapps, and more, while using other specialized AI’s to get leads and create ebooks. What do you think?

Spinning up a web app or sales funnel in thirty minutes feels like magic until you sit back and look at what comes next. Generating the initial build is fast, but actually testing the user flow, tracking revisions, and knowing what to tweak before driving traffic is where momentum usually slows down. The building part is practically solved, yet managing the steps between launching the page and getting first users still feels slightly disconnected. What part of the process usually slows you down after your initial build is live?