Winning a client feels brilliant. Keeping one feels like nothing… right up until they cancel, and then it feels like being dumped by text message! If you are building a business on recurring revenue, and reselling white-label apps is about as recurring as it gets, then the sneaky monthly cancellation is the thing that can…
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Real estate marketing becomes much stronger when your knowledge of a local market is visible online. You already know which neighborhoods attract buyers, how different areas compare, what affects property values, and which questions clients ask before making a decision. The problem is that much of this knowledge stays inside conversations with clients and never…
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So you have signed up as a white-label app reseller (an excellent choice!) The platform is rebranded, your demo apps look sharp, and your pricing sheet is ready to go. There is just one small problem standing between you and that lovely recurring revenue: how to find clients for your app reselling business?? Here is…
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Subway Surfers made $2 billion. I vibe-coded my own local twist with Claude Code in one evening, then hit a wall a website can’t fix. Here’s the whole build, GitHub repo included.
Here is a mistake almost every new app reseller makes: they don’t think about the best businesses to sell apps to, and instead they try to sell to everyone! Dentists, plumbers, wedding photographers, that bloke who does drone footage of barns… Spread that thin and you spend all day explaining what an app even is,…
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You had your big idea on a Tuesday, maybe your own, maybe a fully worked one borrowed from somewhere like Prompt-King’s library of AI app-builder blueprints. By Thursday, Lovable (or Base44, or Bolt, or Cursor) had spat out a working app, and you sat there grinning at the screen like you’d just invented fire. It…
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You had the idea at 11pm, opened Lovable or Base44, typed a few sentences, and by midnight you had a working app! Genuinely magic! Then the next morning a slightly annoying question showed up and refused to leave: is this thing a website, an app, or a website wearing an app costume? And when you…
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Every January the same resolution does the rounds: this is the year I stop trading hours for money and look for recurring revenue ideas so I can build something that pays me while I sleep. Then February arrives, the subscription box idea turns out to need a warehouse, the online course needs 40 hours of…
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We’ve covered a lot of ground in this run of posts. Knowing who you’re actually talking to before you write anything. Promoting your app consistently across social instead of one account trying to speak to everyone. Catching the website visitors who show up and quietly leave. Testing whether the headline and button copy you settled…
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We’ve spent the last few posts here talking about what happens after you build an app with AppBuild. How to promote it on social media without one generic account trying to speak to everyone. How to catch the website visitors who show up and leave without booking. How to test whether the headline and button…
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