Want to master building your startup idea with nocode? Use the SBRAR Techniques to launch in 2 weeks.

I have been in the nocode industry for 8 years.

During that time, I have worked with dozens of founders with products to follow. I have also help built tons of products. In fact, I have invested so many hours into mastering my craft that I have ambassadorship and recommendations from leading no-code platforms.

But do you want to know a secret?

I actually use the same SBRL Technique every time.

Technique #1: SELECT

Here’s how it works:

• Define the nouns or actors in your mobile or web app
• List out the star actors and what actions are most important in your app
• Decide to give your star actors what they need and nothing else

This simple template allows you to achieve speed. It would make sure you don’t build a master product that no one needs.

{Technique} #2: Build

Here’s how it works:

• You put user experience over design
• Use templates if you need time
• APIs are a great way to add cool functionalities quickly to your app.

Quick note: Don’t try building everything from scratch}. That’s a mistake. Connecting to existing platforms works better.

{Technique} #3: Release

Here’s how it works:

• Avoid doing launch parties and big launches if you can
• Launch within your network instead
• If you avoid big launches and do them within your network, you’ll be able to gain real feedback without spending big bucks. Heartbreak is real here.

Easy, right?

{Technique} #4: Analyze

Here’s how it works:

• Check your numbers. Downloads, views, hits and above all money in the bank.
• From Technique 3, hold talks with paying customers to determine what’s working
• Really analyse where the money is coming from. It’s worth it.

Do these 3 things, and you’ll be wildly successful.

{Technique} #5: Restart

Here’s how it works:

- Take time to cool off and reflect on what you did right

- Select new features

- Start building over again.

That’s it!

Use these techniques and you will be on your way to building scalable applications that are cost-friendly and without heartbreaks.

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