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Lunch Pail Daily episodes
- #157 — 💥 Web3, No-Code and the Bildr Studio Pass
Just minted my first NFT and it was the Bildr studio pass (learn more here). I jam a little about that and why I decided to jump on the web 3 train and mint this one.
8 min - #156 — 🧠 Product as a service and the "future" of no-code
Some ramblings on no-code and Lunch Pail Labs inspired by this article on Jeff Bezos's strategy of focusing on the things that are unlikely to change.
10 min - #155 — 👀 week in review
It's the weekly, week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jaz at Lunch Pail Labs.
15 min - #154 — 🛒Plugin marketplaces and the next WordpressAccording to recent research from Gartner, 70% of new applications developed by organizations will use low-code or no-code technologies by 2025 🤯. I think that increase will fuel a robust plugin/integration/extension ecosystem for developers to support a variety of use-cases on these platforms. In this episode, I dive into what that means and how I'm looking to run product experiments in that space in 2022.13 min
- #153 — 🗣 Reasons for Building in PublicGot this question recently and thought building in public served 3 main audiences and jam on what that means in this episode.10 min
- #152 — 🚫 reasons NOT to work with a no-code agencyOne of my favorite things is convincing folks not to work with an agency (no-code or otherwise) to build their product. In this episode, I dive into why and who I think is a good fit for outsourcing product development.17 min
- #151 —🎙Content Strategy for 2022
Today's episode is all about the content approach I'll try for 2022. I am looking at breaking out content into a few different "brands" that serve different audiences.
First, @Lunchpaillabs will be a place for how-tos and frameworks around building products for no-coders/visual developers or using no-code/visual development to iterate and develop products. The goal is that it's helpful for people who I would consider typical clients on the consulting side of Lunch Pail Labs.Second, @Lunchpaildaily (it's new!) will house more of the traditional "build-in-public" content. I'll share available startup-type metrics, the internal processes I'm using, and how I think of growth, mindset, etc. Here, the goal is that it is helpful to other solopreneurs or people trying to run businesses similar to mine.Finally, @Ojabowalola will continue to be my personal Twitter where I continue to share the story of Lola and probably will retweet or share content from the other channels. Would love to hear your thoughts on the approach. Feel free to give me a shout on Twitter ( @lunchpaildaily) on what you think!11 min - #150 — 🪞 revamping the week in review
Today's episode is all about a revamp to my week in review process for assessing the good, bad, and ugly at Lunch Pail Labs. This week's episode also comes with a free template through Gumroad if you want your own copy to start using! Link here: https://bit.ly/lunchpailweeklyreview. I also referenced Notion Charts for analytics if you're looking for a lightweight way to add analytics to your notion dashboards.
9 min - #149 — 💅🏿 Products & Services With StyleI recently came across this article https://future.a16z.com/software-style-over-branding/ and got me thinking about finding niches, authentic businesses, and this episode is all about that. Check it out and if you do, slide into my DMS and tell me what you think (https://twitter.com/ojabowalola)9 min
- #148 — 🗣 Win Without Pitching ManifestoRecently read the Win Without Pitching Manifesto (https://www.winwithoutpitching.com/the-manifesto/) by recommendation of Roxana (@notionflows on twitter!) and it spurred all the thoughts on things i could be doing better at Lunch Pail Labs. This episode is a reflection on some of that and thoughts on the book generally.9 min
About Lunch Pail Daily
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Lunch Pail Daily was a candid podcast where I, Lola, founder of Lunch Pail Labs, shared the wins, failures, and lessons from the first three years of growing our Atlanta-based software studio. This podcast journey came to a close in April 2023, but the story of Lunch Pail Labs continues. For the latest updates and insights, please visit our blog at lunchpaillabs.com/blog.
Thanks for listening and being a part of this journey.
With gratitude,
Lola