Cut your MVP to features that matter
List the minimum features needed for a first usable version.
Read the guide →Build a portfolio that wins clients
Show the work that wins your next client.
Read the guide →Check your website on a phone first
Most visitors are mobile; test every page.
Read the guide →Nail a concept and menu that sells
Decide what you serve and what makes it distinct.
Read the guide →Pick a first product line that ranks
Pick a focused product line you can source and sell.
Read the guide →Own one real estate market and niche
Pick the area and property type you will own.
Read the guide →Pick a photography niche that pays
Pick the genre you will be known and paid for.
Read the guide →Pick a website platform that fits you
Builder, WordPress, or hire out — pick by budget and skill.
Read the guide →Set pricing tiers you can defend
Decide plans, prices, and what each tier includes.
Read the guide →Nail down your target user persona
Write down who exactly your product is for.
Read the guide →Package your service offer to sell
Decide exactly what you sell and what you don't.
Read the guide →Sharpen your unique angle to win
State why your approach beats the alternatives.
Read the guide →Map competitors and real alternatives
Learn how people solve this today, including spreadsheets and workarounds.
Read the guide →Order supplier samples before you sell
Check quality with your own hands before you sell.
Read the guide →Plan the five core website pages
Home, services, about, proof, contact.
Read the guide →Shoot product photos that sell
Photograph products so they look worth buying.
Read the guide →Write product pages that convert
Turn product facts into pages that sell.
Read the guide →Every guide here is a checkbox in the app.
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