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Practical Frameworks to help you build a solo business. Effective strategies, ready-to-use resources and actionable tips for every step in your journey.

Solopreneur Skill Stack

The 6 fundamental skills you need to build a solo business

$100M Framework to identify your market

How to find a starving crowds

How to get Sh*t done

3 Levels of Accountability

3 Harsh Truths about Marketing (that no one talks about)

How find your “Niche”

📺 3 Ways to showcase social proof

3 Fundamental ways to showcase social proof on a landing page

4 ways to get valuable feedback for your projects

The REAL opportunity in NoCode

The real opportunity in the NoCode movement lies not so much in helping tech businesses validate ideas, but instead, helping non tech businesses become “tech enabled” businesses.

💸 8 strategies to improve conversions (by reducing buyer risk)

Paying money to a random stranger on the internet for a product you have no idea about is probably one of the most psychologically difficult task you will ever do. As entrepreneurs on the other side of this transaction, our goal is to make it as simple and risk free for our customers as possible. This hard to do when we’re just starting out and have an unproven product. I looked around a bit, did some research and came down to 8 strategies that the best businesses use to reduce the risk for their customers. These are simple things which may not have any cost to you, but can be a big relief for your customers.

How to price when starting out

How loss leader pricing works, how I’ve applied to my business, and how you can apply it yourself

6 Extreme Challenges to try in 2023

Extreme challenges you can try this year for personal and business growth

Lessons from doing the 25in25 challenge

Back in June 2022 I took on the crazy 25in25 challenge - I decided to launch 25 micro products in 25 weeks. Here are the top 10 lessons I learned about business -

Landing Page Essentials

A landing page is at the heart of the marketing strategy of a product. Especially if you’re more into “self serve” sales and not 1:1 direct sales. It explains to the user why they should care about your product. It allays their fears and builds trust, and it eventually convinces them to take out their credit card and swipe it. Today I’ll share the top 5 things you need to get right when you start creating a landing page. These are the “must-haves” without which an LP should not be shipped.

Simple Build In Public Strategy

How to build in public without getting overwhelmed.

Tweet Length Copywriting

How to get email subs from Twitter

The Watering Holes Framework

How to find followers, subscribers, customers from the vast sea of 5 Billion people on the internet.

The Explore-Exploit Framework

Think like a scientist

The Value Ladder Framework

How to solve problems for your customers at different stages of their journey

The Power of Transformations

How to build products that actually work

The Information - Action Cycle

How the "Information - Action" Cycle works

Audience, Offers and Channels

The 3 fundamental elements of every business - Audience, Offers and Channels. This framework applies to every business model - SaaS, Content, Services, anything. And is much simpler than the complex Product Market Fit framework

Solopreneur Skill Stack

The 6 fundamental skills you need to build a solo business

$100M Framework to identify your market

How to find a starving crowds

How to get Sh*t done

3 Levels of Accountability

3 Harsh Truths about Marketing (that no one talks about)

How find your “Niche”

📺 3 Ways to showcase social proof

3 Fundamental ways to showcase social proof on a landing page

4 ways to get valuable feedback for your projects

The REAL opportunity in NoCode

The real opportunity in the NoCode movement lies not so much in helping tech businesses validate ideas, but instead, helping non tech businesses become “tech enabled” businesses.

💸 8 strategies to improve conversions (by reducing buyer risk)

Paying money to a random stranger on the internet for a product you have no idea about is probably one of the most psychologically difficult task you will ever do. As entrepreneurs on the other side of this transaction, our goal is to make it as simple and risk free for our customers as possible. This hard to do when we’re just starting out and have an unproven product. I looked around a bit, did some research and came down to 8 strategies that the best businesses use to reduce the risk for their customers. These are simple things which may not have any cost to you, but can be a big relief for your customers.