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[alexkatzfey]

I built my first SaaS app this year but it took over a year of development 😅 My 2024 new years resolution is to leverage no-code tools and AI to go from idea to execution in weeks instead of months. Deployed surface area over more ideas > one big bet on a single idea. Thanks again for the awesome content Wes!

[devonwatkis]

Awesome video Wes. I did some research and came up with the following: 1. Recipe and Meal Planner 2. Fitness and Workout Advisor 3. Creative Writing Assistant. I will try to see which of these the API can accommodate and move forward from there. Thanks for sharing.

[ands]

"Currently making $500k/year" is the key sentence. These businesses are likely not going to exist in 5 years.

[growwithtaja]

CHAPTERS:
0:00 - AI Trends 2024: Deployment Shift
0:49 - AI Monetization: No Coding Required
2:13 - Ben Tossell's No-Code AI Business Ideas
10:02 - Identifying AI Business Opportunities
12:23 - Jacob Greenfeld's AI Insights
13:41 - Effective YouTube Thumbnails
17:49 - Introducing Formula Bot
18:21 - AI Advancements in 2023
19:07 - AI Opportunities: Not Too Late
19:58 - Building Your AI Project
21:30 - AI Income Potential
23:10 - Simplifying AI Monetization
23:38 - Problem Solving with AI

[KamilKaczmarekSolutions]

please more examples in the future! this is absolutely amazing stuff. eye-opening

[alexdonchev]

I started following channels like this about a year ago. And this video is probably one of the best I've seen. One advice -> add something on the thumbnail like a logo or tm so it is easy to recognize your channel. It will be helpful to me and I guess others that like the channel. Keep up the good work.

[theHarmanSingh]

Why don't you just create a series around it, where in the first episode you put down some ideas, and then you audience can choose which idea they find interesting, then you build that idea, and subsequently teach how to identify, build and market or monetize it in the end

[MarcinW]

19:10 - a great analogy to that surfing is what I've heard once: "Opportunities are like busses, if you've missed one, there would be another, just keep an eye out for one". Thank you for the video, I needed one like that to start my day.

[rhizomorph-music]

I just subscribed, Wes, and let me tell you that I almost never subscribe to YouTube channels. But your content is interesting and cutting-edge enough that it was a no-brainer. Granted, I have current interests and ambitions in the AI sphere that you're dealing in, so that was a major part of it.

[VideoWow]

I have used no code to make games and can say that you can definitely put a viable product together much faster than coding. However, being able to code still gives you an edge over those who can't because it lets you add features and do things that are difficult or not even possible with no code platforms. Good video by the way.

[jonathanwoodhead]

Nice. Thanks for encouraging me to keep pushing myself this year and going into next. I’ve taken my first invoice this month, exciting to see where things are next year. I’ll be following, Wes! Keep up the great content.

[CloudSecurityGuy]

Amazing . You should definitely cover how to build it and do a full walkthrough

[JudyJewel]

My partner and I have plenty of ideas, experience and knowledge about the subjects but what stops us is how to market it. Social media is so time consuming and we are older and not that interested in spending tons of time on social media. Would love to hear more of your marketing ideas for these ai products.

[mrgyani]

Pieter Levels (2nd example - 6:37) is a legend in the solopreneur scene.

[JoeSmith-knwo]

I'm a tech guy and work at one of the large tech companies, and I'll have to say this is probably one of the best and least hypie GenAI channels out there. Keep up the good work!

I follow the channel because I'm too busy at work currently focusing on GenAI and security. So, it's always great to have a channel that can condense everything in one spot.

[theKonshus]

Thank you, Wes! This is great stuff and 2024 is the year for it.

[k.h.p.]

Informative video. The only thing I would add is, just like he mentioned early on in this video, you might be earning 20K per month for a few months (which is still very good), but it can all end almost overnight if a well-funded competitor (OpenAI, for example) creates the equivalent and better for much cheaper.

[teegees]

Excellent advice. I feel that marketing is a huge problem for AI entrepreneurs. So an AI solution to automate marketing might be something worth looking into.

[SireStefan]

It is never too late. Remember, at some point it's going to be 2034, and then people will think 'I wish I had gotten started in 2024 when all this was still new'. There's always going to be problems to solve. And even if it is other people that comes up with the initial solutions, a lot of those new solutions may also create new problems that you can solve in turn.

[rubemkleinjunior]

Hey Wes, I struggle in areas like defining the potential of an ideal, breaking down the idea into the right tasks for the MVP, and marketing it on a low budget. Great video, will try to put some of these into practice.