Guys. I will have some free time next week. **Give me some tiny ideas. I will pick one and execute. 🚀** I've done some failed SaaS before. Maybe this time I can get some help. 😅 If this works I will be posting the process here regularly.

Hey guys, I see a lot of buzz around no-code SaaS, but if you are a complete beginner with zero coding knowledge, then no-code is definitely not for you if you want to scale your product as a solopreneur. Here are some few pointers I wanted to discuss with you guys! - No-code SaaS platforms have a steep learning curve, especially for beginners without HTML or CSS knowledge. - It can take up to six months to become proficient in no-code tools. - In the same six months, you could learn basic coding skills like HTML, TailwindCSS, and NextJS. - Understanding the mechanics of web development is essential for SaaS founders. - Building a community and establishing a personal brand is more crucial than just mastering technology. - A loyal audience is a significant asset, providing leverage when launching a product. - Long-term success in no-code SaaS relies on audience growth and community engagement. - Prioritize building a strong, engaged community for a successful product launch.

This is the real reason why I've created this community. We don't have to work for anybody! We work for ourselves. Wherever the f*ck we want to - and live our lives on our own terms. To all the 10 members in the community - let's get on a zoom call next week. And do a short introductory call and get to know each other. What say guys?!

Hey folks! I've been diving deep into the world of MicroSaaS lately and stumbled upon some insights that felt too good not to share. So, I put together a video discussing why I think MicroSaaS is not just a trend, but a real opportunity for us in 2024. Here's a quick rundown of what you'll find: 1. Evolving Landscape: I explore how the world of content and entrepreneurship is shifting, making MicroSaaS a key player. 2. Community First: The idea that building and nurturing a community could be the secret sauce to MicroSaaS success. 3. Smart Work Over Hard Work: I talk about leveraging technology smartly – a concept inspired by thinkers like Naval Ravikant and Tim Ferriss. 4. Practical Examples: I've looked into platforms like School.com and their impact on online education and coaching. 5. The Transparent Journey: Sharing my thoughts on the 'build in public' movement and how it creates a collaborative and engaging experience. 6. Inclusivity: Regardless of where you are in your entrepreneurial journey, these insights might spark some ideas or offer a new perspective. 7. Let's Chat: I'm really eager to hear what you all think about this. Agree, disagree, have your own experiences? Let's talk about it! 👉 Here's the Video: MicroSaaS in 2024 Can't wait to hear your thoughts and maybe even debate a bit! Let's learn from each other. Cheers, Harshith