Graham Curry

Over the last few years I've launched an app which now has 1500+ users and 12 B2B paying customers. Here's 4 minutes of my thoughts on how to launch an app idea cheaply and quickly. Hope this helps someone take step 1 ! #app #mvp #founders youtu.be/1GAio6s9xCI

Start-ups are like erectile disfunction. Always looking for the raise that never comes.

Customer Success Story⛳ This season we had the pleasure of working with Gullane Golf Club in changing the way they operate their caddie programme. Now, administrative hours at Gullane have reduced from 20 hours a week to just 10! 💥🤛 Saving the club around £7000!! #caddying

Cold calling can be intimidating. I’ve made 5000+ cold calls over the last 5 years. But having a framework and process for this can be game changing. Here’s an insight into what a realistic cold calling session looking like at a SAAS start up youtu.be/-IH_8Blq5mk?fe…

An exciting one to launch! Clubs with #caddies are welcome onboard. Know anyone that this could help? #golfclub #caddie #Golf

Here's 3 helpful resources to launch an app: 1. @figma - For rapidly prototyping your idea for free. 2. @NotionHQ - For prioritising. Perhaps too early to invest in a CRM at this point. 3.@ycombinator- Youtube vids are free mentorship What else? #app #founder

Working as a caddie was one of the most valuable I’ve had in life: Taught me how to: -Create engaging conversations -Work hard -Put others needs before mine - Read someone’s personality It inspired me to: - Start a business @handicaddie -Move countries #golf

Follow @grahamcurry33 for more thoughts on buildings MVP's quickly and cheaply!

3. Find a Co-Founder early on 🤝 I paid over £50k to build my app. But, I could have done that for free. If you can code, you might not need someone at this stage. If you can’t, seek someone with a similar passion to help you build this in their spare time.

Building an app idea is hard💡 If I could start my app journey at Handicaddie from scratch, here’s 3 things I would do to launch quickly👇

Anyone else taken on a design sprint similar to this? How did you find it and what did you learn?

5. Things won’t go to plan Designs will break, you may forget to press record on a customer interview( both happens to us)! However, the goal we were seeking this week was fast progress on an idea and not perfection. And that we achieved ✅

We just finished a 5 day “sprint” building a new feature for our start-up @handicaddie. We followed the structure of Jake Knapp’s “Sprint ” methodology. The goal is to build and test a prototype of a new feature in 5 days. Here’s 5 things I’ve learnt.. #sprint #buildinpublic