Non-tech founder, just launched my first product! AMA - available all day 🙋

@ovamoki Correct for the UI designer, but it was me who became the no-code developer :D If you dedicate some time to it, you can quickly learn the ropes in Bubble, as long as you are not trying to build something very complex.

@nareshmeetei Thank you, Naresh! To answer your question - mainly through LinkedIn and different events, where I've been networking.

@saurao_dalvi Thanks! Great questions :) The problem is something I myself went through 5 years ago when I had to switch from Law to Business. Didn't know anyone who could help, and no experience really in applying to any jobs. So I wanted to make sure no else gets to feel this way. Validating - I had landing page collecting sign-ups for 3 months. Building - all through bubble.io

@veselin_kostov Thanks for sharing this! Had one more question, If I build a landing page and collect signups is there a particular figure which I need to think of like 1000 impressions nd 500 signups is a good number

@kate_kovbii Thanks Kate! :) Fortunately I found out about all the no-code platforms out there. After some research, I chose Bubble.io, because at least at this stage, it enabled me to create all the necessary stuff for an MVP. Been using it for 3 months and I'm very happy, but open to any other recommendations!

@veselin_kostov, that sounds awesome! So are you planning to get yourself some tech team in the future, or you're okay with keeping it no-code? 😁

@kate_kovbii Well, I'm hoping we will reach the stage where we do need a tech team, as that would mean we are implementing a lot more complicated features 😁

@veselin_kostov well done for going out and doing it on your own though, goes to show we live in a time where everything has a solution!

@neder_ghadhab Thanks Neder! I discovered it through a post on LinkedIn. It was marketed as a "must-know" tool for makers, so it got my curiosity :D

@nuno_ms_reis I was just trying to get some product management experience, but it turned out to be a lot bigger than this. I'm currently in the IT services industry (my full-time job), but I feel like building can impact people a lot more positively :)

@veselin_kostov u mean a lot to us we are here to hips a good product testing engineering team. thanks for your wonderful time

@abdul_ella Thank you! At some point I just felt I had to start building, in order to impact more people out there. I've always had that great feeling, when I start growing something from it's beginning :)

@monoshitsu1974 Thank you! Great questions. Bubbe.io was what helped me with the development. It's a no-code platform, which enables people like me who don't know how to code, to build up sites with functionality behind them. As a professional platform, LinkedIn, will always be somewhat of an indirect competitor. What sets us apart is that on TheWorkSage you can receive help for anything in your career, not just mentorship per say. By anything I mean CV reviews, interview preparation, networking strategies and more! Hope that answers the questions, but I'm here if I can provide more details!

@veselin_kostov That's cool, no-code platforms are game changers for non-tech founders. Interesting approach with TheWorkSage, catering to broader career needs. Good luck with the project and keep us posted on updates!

@sudeshna_roy Thanks Sudeshna! 1. It's never as easy as it looks. 2. Usually when you estimate work, mind that it will take double that time. 3. Use a to-do list and plan your week.

@janine_nitz Happy to hear you like it, Janine! I work with tech people at my full-time job, so I've gotten used to it. My role consists of having a general tech understanding, so I try not to be that far away from technicalities.

@veselin_kostov ah ok.. do you ever plan on learning how to code as well ?

@janine_nitz I will, but definitely not in-depth. Good enough to understand what technical people in my team are saying :)