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Creating a Profitable App in 72 Hours
Apr 15, 2025
Lecture Notes: Building a Profitable App in 72 Hours
Introduction
Importance of creating an app using no-code and AI tools.
Objective: Create, validate, and make an app profitable in 72 hours.
Idea Generation
Start with a problem-based approach to find a viable product.
Focus area: Helping job seekers.
Identified problem: Customizing resumes for job applications.
Idea Validation
Key questions: Customer, problem, and business model.
Target customer: Active job seekers, especially on LinkedIn.
Proposed solution: "Resume Optimizer" utilizing AI.
Business model: Freemium with paid subscriptions for more uses.
Validation Process
Importance of customer validation.
Planned accelerated approach due to time constraints, including outreach and initial interviews.
Branding & Content
Brand name ideation: Landed on "getgetjob.com."
Created logo and color palette using Luca and Coolors.
Images sourced from platforms like Pexels.
Website Development
Objective: Create a one-page site to capture interest and a waitlist.
Tools used: Bolt, an AI builder for website and app deployment.
Core Engine Development
Focus on creating the backend using make.com for automation.
Process involves uploading a resume and optimizing it against a job description.
Customer Outreach & Sales Strategy
Importance of early customer acquisition.
Utilized LinkedIn to build a list of target customers.
Created a personalized outreach strategy using Outbond and Smartlead.
Building the App
Developed a dashboard where users can upload resumes and receive optimized versions.
Utilized Bolt for frontend and Superbase for database and authentication.
Challenges & Problem Solving
Issues with database integration and the frontend/backend sync.
Resolution of technical issues over three days.
Outcomes and Results
Achieved profitability with two sales totaling $348.
Total build cost was $110, resulting in a net profit of $238.
Conclusion
Success in building a minimum viable product (MVP) within the given timeframe.
Learning outcomes highlight the importance of perseverance, problem-solving, and customer feedback in early-stage startups.
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