Give Me 36 Minutes and I'll Teach You How to Find $1M SaaS Ideas
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Top Comments (10)
Rob because of you I'm made my first few micro SaaS and now it's doing 800-1000 / month thanks a lot
Looking for problems within your own daily life is a super life-hack
Rob made everything, nothing left for us to built
I started using your rules for finding SaaS ideas. I'm looking for them in various industry groups (e.g., Azure / Microsoft 365 / Sys Admin groups on Discord / Reddit, etc.). The problem is that most of the problems that users write about are not repeated enough to make it a product for more than, for example, 3 people :D I simply can't find a "paint point" and propose a solution so that, for example, 30-50 people sign up for my waiting list.
Such a great, informative video. I'll recommend it to anyone asking me how to find ideas from now on
Thanks for the shoutout Rob!
I'm glad I gave it a shot to visit this channel.
rich content. thank you!
1. Find problems encountered in jobs 2. Copy an existing product 13:20 3. Discovering problem through freelancing 17:25 4. Solving a problem for people you know: spouse friend colleague etc (18:19 - having a chat with someone with deep experience) 20:35 5. Find a problem online 25:10 6. Scratch your own itch 26:03 - idea validation: Rob asked 17 other founders before started building drip; when he got 11 yeses he started building 28:45 - 7. taking advantage of emerging/fast growing industry 38:33 - 8. Building on top of existing products
This is a great and helpful presentation. Though I do find the sound effects somewhat distracting.
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Top Comments (10)
Rob because of you I'm made my first few micro SaaS and now it's doing 800-1000 / month thanks a lot
Looking for problems within your own daily life is a super life-hack
Rob made everything, nothing left for us to built
I started using your rules for finding SaaS ideas. I'm looking for them in various industry groups (e.g., Azure / Microsoft 365 / Sys Admin groups on Discord / Reddit, etc.). The problem is that most of the problems that users write about are not repeated enough to make it a product for more than, for example, 3 people :D I simply can't find a "paint point" and propose a solution so that, for example, 30-50 people sign up for my waiting list.
Such a great, informative video. I'll recommend it to anyone asking me how to find ideas from now on
Thanks for the shoutout Rob!
I'm glad I gave it a shot to visit this channel.
rich content. thank you!
1. Find problems encountered in jobs 2. Copy an existing product 13:20 3. Discovering problem through freelancing 17:25 4. Solving a problem for people you know: spouse friend colleague etc (18:19 - having a chat with someone with deep experience) 20:35 5. Find a problem online 25:10 6. Scratch your own itch 26:03 - idea validation: Rob asked 17 other founders before started building drip; when he got 11 yeses he started building 28:45 - 7. taking advantage of emerging/fast growing industry 38:33 - 8. Building on top of existing products
This is a great and helpful presentation. Though I do find the sound effects somewhat distracting.