7 Proven Ways to Create Profitable SaaS Ideas EVERY Time

Creating profitable SaaS ideas can be a challenging task. These 7 proven ways to validate your SaaS ideas will help ensure your SaaS business will be successful! In this video I discuss 7 ways to create profitable SaaS ideas every time...

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[Karik]

Approaches
1. FInd a Problem 0:38
- scratch your own itch 1:09
- find a problem at your day job 1:53
- try to solve somone else's problem 2:17
- solve poor customer experience 2:34
- find a problem online 3:01
2. Trasnslate an exsistng idea to a new niche 3:35
3. Enter a large space with hated competitors 5:05
4. Build on your network 6:25
5. Enter a fast growing eco-system 7:20
6. Build on an exsisting base 8:52
7. Look at money you sepnd at your day job 11:36

[jcs]

Where is the guy who sum up all the points in one comment?

[DuraanAli]

How is this content free? You’re providing so much, thanks.

[ShafeeqGlitch]

That is exactly my thought process for building SASS, you just gave people a lot of useful information.

If only people understood..

[kathiranoj]

Always providing great value and content!

[onemanops]

Dear Sir, I see you make videos about creating SaaS products. I had an idea to solve employee productivity problems. I have been working feverishly on it for weeks now suddenly to realize that there is already a page that already implemented my idea exactly as I had envisioned. They are years ahead of me in terms of man hours, and they already have customers. Should I continue to build my idea or just give up and use theirs? Try ti find a niche within? I had questions like these coming into this video and after watching found my answer :O

[DJIDroneTours]

Hey, I know this voice! Its Rob, I heard your podcast since forever! Subscribed!

[EnesKab]

Thank you for all the information you are sharing here.

[dr.akshayprakash]

Hey Rob I need your help. I am from a medical background and have technical co-founders, but obsessed with building a B2B SaaS startup. My biggest issue is lack of real insight. I have multiple failed startups as of now as the problems my startups solved weren't that important for the prospects.

Hence I tried to ask B2B companies directly what issues are they facing for which they wish there was a solution. And the reply is "You need to be really specific with your question so I can answer your question". So I can't even get the insight I need to solve a burning problem for them.

[abhissony]

The squadcast logo is wrong . The logo you have used is of Squadcast - an incident management platform. 😬

[BluteProductions]

Giving a thumbs up for the Millennium Falcon picture haha

[harleysutton]

Can you make a saas idea that's aimed towards small and medium sized businesses

[markski]

A lot of the sections in the pie (see 1:03) assume I know an existing audience or potential end customer. But how do I find or poll such an audience in the first place?

[dschiffer]

Do you have a list of questions to ask business owners to identify pain points? How do I send you a message?

[eande]

Talking about poor products taken over because large corp could not keep up.
WebEx (java based and Cisco owned, did not update to new technology) or Skype (acquired by Microsoft) in contrast a startup named Zoom took over a big portion video conferencing even in a later stage.

[lewisburton]

Okay, I get coming up with ideas and many people have great ideas but it's execution how the heck do you start!? where do you find the right team?

[malcomgreen]

I dont agree its not always about solving problems it could be a game or it could be marketing or it could be just expanding something already was solved it could be just for fun

[mike-b-]

Was distracted from the awesome content 50% of the time due to those blindingly white, beautiful teeth =P

[GirishVenkatachalam]

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