Gday All,
I'm JP, an Aussie living in Amsterdam trying to build something amazing by 2027.
The goal is to sell everything I've built in 2027/8, buy a village in Italy and start a community (missus calls it a cult lol) like the good ole days.
So here is the plan --
Build 15 platforms specifically to help local/SME businesses or local discovery and onboard as many customers as possible.
To do this I figure you need three things:
1) Industry knowledge (or access to someone with it)
2) Ability to build it ( @Qoder helps here a lot)

3) Means of distribution
So here is my playbook.
Find a need, validate using my product DensOps, build v1 using @Qoder, launch and scale.
The first for local business is Sessionly - an all-in-one platform for therapists. Not solving world hunger but definitely something to help amazing people keeping us all sane.
For distribution I have built a tool which takes my lists from Densops, analyses their website, rates it, scrapes and extract what we need into JSON then rebuilds it in a Sessionly template instantly.
It then uses either an email or the 'contact me' form to tell the therapists about Sessionly and their newly minted website waiting for them.
The remaining 13 platforms will be in the Parking, Security, Hospitality & Labour force industries
Ill do weekly posts to update on progress so you can either cheer me on or remind me in December how big the cake was!!
Cheers
JP

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