The Next Big Trend of 2024 (I’m all in)

#trends #marketing #business

[TheBrettWay]

Thank you to everyone who tuned in to the event and supported the launch of WGMI. I am incredibly grateful to be in this position and hearing all the positive feedback has really meant a lot to me. We will continue to add more programs to the platform as the year goes on. My goal is to make the best business education on the internet so today is the start of something special and I can't thank you all enough for being apart of it. Let's make 2024 our best year yet 🥂

[Mr.footballguy]

00:02 Identifying and capitalizing on trends can lead to significant profits.
02:14 Drop shipping became a huge trend in 2019 due to lowered barriers to entry
06:40 Democratization of software is the next big trend.
09:01 No code APIs have democratized SAS, creating a huge opportunity for non-technical people to make money.
13:20 Micro SAS trend offers lifestyle business opportunities
15:22 SAS is the best business model with growing interest.
19:09 Shift to productized no code agency to build and grow AI micro SaaS.
20:59 Capitalizing on trends by pivoting messaging
24:41 Only 1% of participants finished the program and launched their micro SAS.
26:32 WGMI holders get free access to WJ Academy for 2024

[andreamairani]

Is Blcktken300 a diamond in the rough? Let's analyze!

[nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej]

as a former staff software developer at big tech, i can say you are on the right track. even ai itself has made these building blocks of software (especially web software) much more easily available to everyone. the problem of marketing and growing is still hard though. reaching 70 users for free vs reaching 500 people for 20 / month is actually much harder than it looks.

[StackingTheRacks]

Brett, ive been following your channel for a while, and you are one of my favorite YouTubers. You provide a lot of very valuable content and i cant express how much it is appreciated .

[turahtid]

Brett sells a shovel on how to make shovels ;)

[VladTurcu]

I think the trend is actually to create an e-learning platform and use your following to monetise it. 😉

But can’t ignore the package! 👏

[IrfanTechGaming]

He's gonna say buy my course at the end and it will teach u saas :😂and how to get clients lamo don't fall for these stuff Bros

[TheManaApprentice]

Brett you jump from trend to trend every year and tell us it’s dangerous

[kipdevvalue]

I think those complaining about Brett selling a course are missing the point. It'd be stupid if you were in his position not to use the leverage of creating a course. When you buy a book, you're buying somebody's 10, 000 hours. It's the same with a good quality course. How much of what he said could be applied without buying it? That's the litmus.

[pedroaquino]

Amazing video again, Brett!
The key here is for sure "take action", we are too lazy and we don't understand how easy is to make money nowadays.
Let's wake up guys and get the bag!

[imranduplessis]

You're on to something. I subscribed because you're the most cutting edge in the YouTube online future business advisory space (online business Trends)....so far.

[trayerwilderness]

I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my whole life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Deborah Davis.

[jaywillzrecipes]

The key to financial stability is having the right investment suggestions for a diverse portfolio. Many investment failures and losses happen when you invest without proper guidance.

[raffaelschilling]

Brett is good. Selling shovels and not digging for gold. A course on micro SaaS is the shovel. Building micro SaaS is gold digging. Watch his first video again where he explains it.

[cruceanuvlad]

1. Tell everyone they are at the brink of a revolution.
2. Make it urgent as in do it now or lose the bag.
3. Only sell a course and literally do nothing that was just stated in the video.

Nice marketing scheme. The moment you mentioned your course it was over and out. Your points are totally viable and I do think software development has become easier than ever, but making it look like literally every brain dead guy could do it is just manipulating. It gives me vibes of the people saying: "I just made 100k/month with dropshipping and so can you, just buy my course." - you make things look way easier than they actually are and leverage this to sell your course.

[Alex-bcxe]

The problem of us developers is we tend to overcomplicate things and think a user needs more than he actually needs at the beginning, so yeah being a developer can make be 10x ahead others or can be your own curse.

[Aimieitempi-rhmj]

26:36 If i'm already in the circle i have the access to all the 2024? Or it's a different one?

[ZavalaFX]

Awesome video, Brett. I have a question: Do you suggest building a following on YouTube first before launching a micro SaaS, or should one focus solely on the SaaS, launch it, and then start a YouTube channel based around the SaaS?

[PlasticDetox]

I sell plastic-free products and just found a great Saas resource for tracking trash during our community clean-ups to share the data with our customers. Great tip about Saas, thank you!