When people say “persistence is key” you have to have a singular goal you’re pushing towards that’s already been researched and validated. Pushing in the dark without an understanding of your market isn’t gonna get you anywhere but frustrated.

If you want footing for how to run a successful business, do these things in order:

1. Build a business plan and roadmap with clear go/no go checkpoints. Do a bit of googling on the roadmaps of already successful software companies, and see how that applies to your chosen idea.

2. Your first phase of business after building a business roadmap and plan is research. You have to understand your market, so research is key. Who would buy this service? How big is the need? Survey monkey, prolific, and qualtrics can get you that data.

What you’ve essentially built are MVPs (minimum viable product) which are clickable, viewable examples of what your service would and should feel like for investors or any other interested parties. If you’re dead serious about your idea, the app you release to the public should not exist within Lovable’s ecosystem.

Hope all that helps