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There are so many moving parts with launching a Saas product When I started I had: → No idea where to start → No budget And that was a blessing in disguise! I had skills that I knew I wanted to deploy on a product So thats what i did: First "I found a problem to solve" 1. Started market research to understand the problem 2. Built a strong product roadmap based on user needs 3. Developed a minimum viable product (MVP) to test my solution 4. Conducted user interviews and gathered feedback 5. Built a strong development team and a sustainable business model One thing I have understood: - The power of a great team - The importance of having a clear vision and purpose - The value of staying agile and adaptable in the face of challenges But, the biggest lesson was: → To never give up, no matter how hard the road ahead seems --- Shout out to Pierre Herubel, He gave me inspiration for this image! He has the best visual learning account on LinkedIn! Check his account out ! Please like and share ♻️ If you found this interesting! 🚀 P.S We Launch our AI-ALL-IN-ONE multi-modal app soon 🆓 £150 yearly package, FREE FOR LIFE- to all beta sign-ups! ✉️ Just an email to secure your spot, and trust me ... 🏆 You want that spot! 🖥️ Sign up through my account and website !

The DEPT® team had loads of fun working on their submission for the Optimizely hackathon. We focussed on creating a product that added value to an existing clients customer experience, whilst getting to use the new SaaS CMS and visual builder. Ticked ✅ off all the requirements, and some extra ones for good measure 🚀 ✅The site or application must use Optimizely’s SaaS CMS to store and use content in your build ✅You must demonstrate using Optimizely’s Visual Builder to construct additional pages or experiences for teams managing the application ✅The site or application must demonstrate using Personalization using Optimizely’s experimentation tools ✅The site or application must be deployed to Vercel’s front end cloud ✅The site or application must demonstrate one feature integrated with Microsoft’s suite of AI tooling – either Co-Pilot or OpenAI Now cross you fingers, toes and everything else we are picked to present our final entry 🤞🤞🤞

How to launch a SaaS in under 2 weeks: 1. Identify a small problem 2. Build MVP with essential features 3. Get a master coder to smash out the project 4. Get early users onboard for feedback 5. Launch & iterate It is possible. Not easy, but possible.

When you plan, plan for sustainable growth and consider a agile system that can be scaled to meet future demands. A SaaS product, is never complete and is always evolving. It must be that way, a product must continuously evolve to meet the evolving needs of its customers and prospective audience. Modernise it where required, innovate continually, evolve with changing needs. Just as the New York City - strong foundation, planned to scale, always innovating, continuously evolving and modernising where needed.

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