Eazi-Apps : Dominic Potts on Leaving IT for an Eazi-Apps Business
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Eazi-Apps : Dominic Potts on Leaving IT for an Eazi-Apps Business
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| Dominic Potts worked in IT for nearly thirty years, starting as a junior developer for a local pensions company in Tunbridge Wells. His role was made redundant in mid-2019 and he took time out to figure out his next move. After looking across a wide variety of business opportunities he decided to stick with something he knew - and inside the digital category, app building and website building led him to Eazi-Apps as the offer that best suited the kind of operator profile he had built up. He calls them brilliant - bringing forward solutions that supported him through the launch phase and continuing to be available now even though he doesn't need them as often as he used to. The Eazi-Apps 'family' framing - the people he names as Richard and Joe among others - is consistent with the partnership-rather-than-transaction culture other partners describe. On the client side, Dominic operates without a tight niche but has a varied book. Recent work includes Chloe May, a fantastic jewellery designer he's working with on her digital presence and SEO. He's also working with a large education recruitment company where he's grown LinkedIn followers by 400% - a result that establishes the kind of organic-reach outcome a local SME or recruiting business gets from an Eazi-Apps partner running their digital presence. Watch Dominic's interview for the IT-career-to-Eazi-Apps pivot story, the variety of clients an established partner can serve, the growth-result evidence on a real education-recruitment account, and the lifestyle and flexibility advantages he wouldn't have had outside the brand. |