The LowCode Podcast

Nanxi is a successful entrepreneur who had an amazing exit. Her next step was to found a company that allows ANYONE at a company to build no-code dashboards and visualize data. How do you come up with new ideas? How to launch a product? How to get your first few clients? This, and MORE, on this episode.

Chad has done it all. Code, no code, low code. After building a successful tech business while being reliant on developers and hard-to-understand pricing of cloud licenses, he found no code and decided to rebuild his application, and thus his whole business, using the leading no-code tools available in the market. Chad has some unique and outstanding advice for founders and entrepreneurs in this episode.

Jean and Jim are two amazing founders who have found product-market fit. How did they find it? By leveraging no code to build the first versions of their app, get it into users’ hands, and iterating fast and cheap. Don’t miss this great episode with some amazing insights by Jean Ross, co-founder of Primary Record

Poobah is a very successful businessman, and a real expert in numismatics, the art of collecting coins. In this episode, we discuss how he came up with the idea to build an app for coin collectors that allows them to keep track of their inventory, how does the grading process work, and how to grow a niche app.

James runs his own business. He has been a no-code app user even before the term existed. In this episode, we cover how businesses can leverage no-code tools, and how they can help run businesses more efficiently.

Ogo runs a successful consultancy where she advises government entities. While the idea for this episode was to talk about how she came up with the idea for her app, we ended up talking about a little known secret: How can entrepreneurs and founders sell to the government and make bank.

Erik runs THE Adalo agency. From “scratching his own itch” to building an agency during lockdown while in Asia, we not only talk about how to get started in the industry, the opportunities in the no-code and low-code space, what makes a good idea a good app, and more.

Effie wanted a traditional African wedding. She has a hard time finding vendors from the African diaspora that could cater her wedding, and that’s when the idea hit her. She wanted to make it easy for  people to find the right vendors for weddings and events, without having to comb hundreds or even thousands of profiles in platforms like Yelp or TheKnot. We talk about how she came up with the idea and the challenges or starting a side hustle.

Hayley is an amazing founder. She has found a great niche market in the legal industry (listen to learn more!) and developed an app that, literally, saves her hundreds of hours and allowed her to scale her operations. Listen to learn more about a true entrepreneurial journey and how #nocode and #lowcode are creating unique opportunities for founders!

Marti is an expert in PR. But not in the traditional, old-fashioned way of paying a few thousand bucks to get featured on the 30 under 30 list of Forbes.  Marti runs Influence Podium, a company that helps busy CEOs to become industry leaders by creating content and strengthening their personal brand.  One of the reasons I started this podcast is Marti’s passion about this topic, so make sure to listen, there are quite a few golden nuggets!

Eddy started a software development agency in Venezuela. After a few years, he decided to start creating his own products and discovered a niche in word games. To put it shortly, he had a fantastic exit (sold his business). Eddy takes us through the steps of starting a business, expanding it, gaining users, scaling it, and finally selling it. We asked him about the business potential today by using no and low code tools, as he is now into no and low code, and he has some great advice.

Arrigo is a true content maestro. We had the opportunity to collaborate with him at LowCode after he established and sold a business in the field. He has a great understanding of content and content strategies. How can I get to the top of Google's first page? What is keyword research and why is it important? What's the best way for folks to find me on search engines? What are the advantages of keyword research for your company? What are the advantages of keyword research for your company? I had a lot of questions for Arrigo, and he answered them all. This is a must-see (or listen) episode!