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My 3rd Video is Out: 4 proven strategies to find your next Micro SaaS startup idea:
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Hello Reader, 77% of people struggle to find a Micro SaaS idea. The other 23% don’t know where to start. I’ve been there—and now, I’m sharing the exact strategies that work. Imagine you could find ideas by:
Sounds great, right? These strategies work. They help you discover unique Micro SaaS ideas. Start today and find your winning idea. Now, let’s break it down: I’m about to share four actionable strategies to help you find your micro SaaS idea. Here’s what I know about finding the perfect idea: Strategy 1: Leverage your skills and daily workflowYour daily work is a goldmine for ideas. Ask yourself:
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Strategy 2: Identify pain points in communitiesPeople share their frustrations in online forums and groups every day. Your job? Listen and spot recurring issues.
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Strategy 3: Follow trends and underserved nichesTrack platforms like Product Hunt or Indie Hackers to spot rising trends. Pair this with a niche focus to stand out.
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Strategy 4: Explore emerging technologiesBlockchain isn’t just for cryptocurrency. AI and blockchain are opening doors for innovative Micro SaaS solutions.
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🔗 Watch the video now By the end of this video, you’ll have actionable techniques and real-world examples to brainstorm your Micro SaaS idea—no guesswork required. 💬 What’s your favorite strategy for finding ideas? Let’s discuss below! P.S. If you missed my first two videos on Micro SaaS 101 for part-time founders, you can watch them here Excited to see what you create, |
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