Down to 2 tools

I've been tinkering a little bit too much lately.

This time, it's with Lovable. Again.

I'm building a new Adam Dukes website. My old AD website is built on Wordpress, and WP makes me want to chuck my laptop out the window.(here's the new site)

This will be my new main hub (this idea was inspired by my buddy Kevin Hood, and yes, I "modeled" his simple design, too)

Here's what it does right now: two landing pages for capturing leads, a "blog" that auto-posts my daily emails so nothing I write just disappears into an inbox and dies, and a home base I actually own instead of renting space on somebody else's platform.

In the next few weeks, I'll move my products there, too. Lovable can build fully functioning funnels (order bumps, upsells and downsells) without needing a designer or touching a line of code.

This afternoon I found out Lovable can run an affiliate program, too. A truly all-in-one platform for about $50/mo.

The plan is to be operating with only two tools: Lovable and Kit. That's it. Everything else either lives inside those two or it doesn't exist yet.

Simple ain't the boring choice. It's the choice that allows me to focus on money making tasks, and not babysitting a handful of tools duct taped together (right now I'm using Stan store + Zapier + Kit).

Lovable gives me more control and customization over Stan store. And no need to send a zillion zaps.

A dashboard is in the works, so I can track which platform is generating leads, but more importantly, which platform is generating the most sales. I'm a numbers nerd, so I love having that kinda data.

It's pretty incredible what these AI platforms can do. I used to pay $500/mo for software, and I'm probably closer to $250/mo now, with Kit being close to half that at $120/mo.

YOU GOT THIS 🙌

In your corner,
Adam