Find me on https://lovable.dev/@lazarjovanovic

Lazar Jovanovic

Starting tomorrow I’m doing 28 days of Lovable.
And yes, I’m giving out credits at the end.

And here’s why I am doing it.

About a year ago, I was struggling more than I let on.
Not stuck because I was lazy.
Not stuck because I wasn’t smart enough.

I simply didn’t have a system to fall back on when things got messy.

So I built a few, and now I want to share them with everyone.

Over the next 4 weeks, I’m breaking down how I actually build with Lovable - from ideas → systems → shipping → autonomy.

Not just what I do.
But why it works.

At the end, I’ll be giving out Lovable credits to the best project built during the challenge. But the criteria on what I think is best is completely different from the usual scoring systems. 

You’ll have to stick around and follow along for that one! 

Also, let me be very clear:
> Credits alone won’t make you a better builder.
> Tools alone won’t make you a better builder.
> AI alone won’t make you a better builder.

What I actually want people to walk away with is:
a new way to think
a way to structure their work
a way to remove themselves as the bottleneck
a way to execute anything they decide to build next

That’s (hopefully) the real prize.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re “not technical enough”, or you start projects but don’t finish, that tools feel magical but unreliable and AI helps… but not consistently…

This series is for you. 

At the end, all the videos, prompts and lesson materials will be inside this companion app. My hope is that you find it useful and then also send it to someone you care about. 

Let’s build something Lovable together.

GTM AI Coding Engineer at Lovable | L5: Diamond Certified

I almost talked myself out of doing this event...

Standing on a stage. 
Running a room. 
Being “the guy” responsible for the energy, the flow, the outcome. 

I’ve done and built a lot of things, but this was different. 

This was public. 
Human. 
Unscripted.

But in reality, that fear was the point.

Last Friday in Miami, Sabina Shuminov from CGU hosted a Lovable buildathon, and it ended up being one of the most fulfilling experiences I’ve had in a long time.

Yes, AI is moving fast. 
Yes, the tools are getting absurdly powerful.

But after watching a room full of people of first-time Lovable users, builders, designers, non-technical founders and engineers, curious minds sit together, talk, laugh, get stuck, help each other, and create… it became obvious again:

Nothing beats human-to-human interaction!

That moment when it clicks; “Wait, I can actually do this”, never gets old.

I was nervous going into it. 
I hate being on stage more than I’d like to admit. 

And to make things even more intimidating, I had to follow an absolutely killer fireside chat by Unnat Bak from Revscale AI, who crushed it so hard it felt borderline irresponsible to put me up next.

But that’s the lesson I keep relearning: The things that scare you a little are usually pointing at the exact direction you should move in.

I walked away with new friends, new energy, and a much deeper belief in what we’re building at Lovable.

And while I don’t love singling people out, meeting Teresa Hill in person, winner of S2 of She Builds was a highlight. Someone I’ve admired from afar, now face-to-face, and I have zero doubt she’s onto something big.

If you’ve been sitting on an idea…
If you’ve been waiting to feel “ready”…
If fear has been quietly calling the shots...
Build the thing anyway.
What’s actually stopping you?

Smarter -> Better -> Stronger ->>> Lovable ❤️

I don't use Facebook and Instagram. 

If you want to follow what I do every day... There's only one place in the world that captures that better than any other - https://lnkd.in/dtGCh7UH

Follow me, I need to beat Elliot Lindberg 🤫 

P.S. Claim a cool username today, vibecodeking is available (don't ask me how I know haha)

What's stopping you from vibe coding like this!?

Most people already gave up on their New Year’s resolution.

Not because they’re lazy.
Not because they don’t want it badly enough.

But because January is built on pressure, not systems.

Here’s the part nobody talks about:
</> Starting something new in January feels performative.
</> Starting something new in February feels intentional.

By now:
</> the noise has died down
</> the motivation posts stopped
</> reality kicked in

Which makes this the best time to begin.

I’m about to start something that’s not about motivation at all.

It’s about building systems instead of hype, making progress without burning out, learning how to start, stop, and restart properly.

If you’ve been telling yourself “I’ll start again later” - this is later.

More info coming soon. 👀 


--
P.S. Link to sign up is in the comments

Lovable: You can now queue your messages!

Me: ☕ 

Lock. In.

Every product you use exists because someone got annoyed enough to fix something for themselves.

That is not a cliché. 

That is literally how this works.

Welcome to Day 1 of 28 Days of Lovable. Before we touch a single line of code or an AI builder, we have to find a problem worth caring about. 

And here are the places to find those ideas:

Your search history is a gold mine.

If you are struggling with something right now, chances are thousands of other people are too.

Open your browser. 
Look at what you have been Googling in the last 30 to 90 days. 
You will find things like:
- Best finance tracker
- PDF compressor
- Tool for X but simpler

If you searched for it, you wanted it badly enough to stop what you were doing. That is signal. 

Now ask yourself: What annoyed me enough to search for this?

Usually, it is because existing tools are bloated, too expensive, or too slow. This is where your idea sharpens. You are not building a tool; you are removing friction.

To move forward, turn your problem into a story:

"I want to build a web-based tool for [who] who struggle with [specific problem], because existing solutions [what they do wrong]. This tool will feel [simple / fast / focused] and solve [one core thing] really well."

By the end of today, you should have one real problem from your own life and a short idea story written in plain English. 

No code yet. 
Just clarity.

For more resources on how to find good ideas, catch the full Day 1 lesson at https://lnkd.in/eWZShRpu

February is usually the worst month of the year.

The hype is gone.
The weather sucks.
The “new year, new me” energy is dead.

Most people are tired, behind, and quietly disappointed.

But that’s exactly why February can be the best month to start something.
And doing it loudly and publicly.

Not fueled by motivation. But discipline to show up daily. 

I’m putting something together that’s built for this moment, when the noise is gone and reality is back.

If you want to actually do something this year this is a good time to lean in.

February doesn’t have to be the month you fall behind.
It can be the month you quietly get started the right way.

I’ll drop the details tomorrow.

But if you want early access, you can sign up here:
https://lnkd.in/eqxZMGFa

Open article: 28 Days of Lovable by february.lovable.app

PSA reminder for everyone building today!

Stop trying to sound smart. 

When most people start building an app, their brain locks up because they think they need to sound technical, precise, and professional. 

But clarity doesn't come from structure. It comes from saying the thing out loud. 

For Day 2 of 28 Days of Lovable, we are throwing out the formal problem statement and replacing it with a story. 

If you can't explain your app to another human being, no AI is going to save you.

To move from idea to action, answer these three questions with zero jargon:

1. What problem am I actually trying to solve?
Don't use words like optimize or improve. Describe what is broken. If you are caring for a parent and feel lost juggling medications and portals, say exactly that. That is real and specific.

2. Who is this for?
Not users. Not people. Who is the specific person struggling with this right now? 

3. How should the solution feel?
This is the part most people skip, but it is your direction. Should it feel like a quiet mountain cabin or a high-speed cockpit? Use metaphors. Taste is your primary filter for design.

When you answer these, you shift from having an idea to understanding an experience. This becomes your first prompt. 

In Lovable, you can take this story into Plan Mode to generate an editable blueprint. You go from brain dump to execution without losing momentum.

You don't need a perfect framework to begin. You just need to be honest about what hurts and how relief should feel.

Catch Day 2 at https://lnkd.in/eWZShRpu

Pure gold! Felix Haas Liv Törnberg and Isaak Fabien Sundeman once again demonstrate that Lovable team is not just good at creating amazing software! 

https://lnkd.in/eKuHE6v8

Open article: Lovable on Instagram: "What is bro doing in the meeting pod 😂 #tech #startup #office #design" by instagram.com

Lovable on Instagram: "What is bro doing in the meeting pod 😂 #tech #startup #office #design"

Here to confirm that Lovable writes 100% of my code as well 😁

Founder @ Acquirafy.com | Helping early-stage founders build, launch & scale brands to predictable revenue. GTM Advisory. Launched dozens of brands & driven millions in revenue. | Ex-Trustpilot, Innocent Drinks, Accurx

Who wants a free website?

I'm looking to up my vibe coding level from L3: Gold. Lazar Jovanovic shines bright like an L5 💎 and thanks to him shared the news about this great new Lovable feature. But really I'm looking to hone my vibe coding skills as I build out my own portfolio of businesses. So I'm offering to build a website for someone, (or a basic app MVP) and film the process. Happy to look at names, logos, domains etc, if needed.

So if you want one, drop a comment about what you want built. I'll choose one and do my best to bring your vision to life.

Anyone in Miami area, join me in a few weeks and let's build something Lovable!

Strategic Partnerships | 18+ years in Sales | Impact Driven Events | Connecting Giants and Unicorns

New Year, New Vibe! Excited to announce our partnered event between Lovable and Connecting Giants and Unicorns -Vibe to Value -Sales and Marketing Buildathon 👩🏻‍💻 👨‍💻 💰 !

We are leveling up the #CGU experience with a new layer to our usual format-starting with a dynamic panel #discussion, moving to a 'Lovable Fundamentals' #workshop, and wrapping up with a hands-on #Buildathon!

 📅 January 16th 12:00PM, Wynwood

Here is what to except:
🎙️Fireside conversation: “Building AI-Powered Workflows for B2B Sales and Marketing”

Featuring:
Lazar Jovanovic – Lovable’s first Vibe Coding Engineer
Unnat Bak – Founder & Chief AI/Product Officer, Revscale AI

Dive into how AI is transforming #sales and #marketing workflows, bridging creativity and code through next-gen tools and automation.

💻 Hands-On Buildathon: From Idea to Working Product with Lovable
Roll up your sleeves and build it yourself with live guidance and support
 
💡 Bring your Sales/Marketing goals for 2026 and create your own tools to get them!  

🧾  Here is a partial list of what you can build:
⚪ Sales landing pages
⚪ Lead generation tools
⚪ Marketing dashboards
⚪ Referral Portal -All without writing a single line of code!

 🎯 Walk in with an idea — walk out with a working product tailored to your #2026Goals!

No coding experience required—just bring curiosity , your laptop and a willingness to build.

 ✨ Ready to turn your vibe into value?

🔗 Seats are limited — so mark your calendars and save your spot today!

Bro is already changing the world at just 18 years of age. 

I am humbled, amazed and honored to be able to say I work with this guy 💪❤️

The future isn’t predicted, it’s built🔥 Hear from top startup ecosystem talent on what’s coming next and the skills that matter. 

Elliot Lindberg 
Max Larsson 
Charles Maddock

Frank has been an Amazon insider since Day One. Led go-to-market strategy at Kindle, launched 20+ brands for Amazon Accelerator. Drove strategy for Stanley Black & Decker, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein. Built brands with Steve Harvey and Dr. Kellyann. Now scaling Nearly Natural. Harvard, Columbia. Veteran brand builder.

Frank Pacheco

In the competitive landscape of Amazon, standing out is crucial for success. One powerful tool that can enhance your product listings is video content. Research indicates that listings featuring videos can boost conversion rates significantly. This is due to several factors, from improved engagement to a clearer demonstration of product benefits.

Video content allows potential buyers to see products in action, providing a perspective that static images cannot. It helps to convey complex features simply and effectively, addressing common questions and concerns before they even arise. We live in an age where consumers prefer visual content, and incorporating videos into your listings not only meets this demand but also builds trust and credibility.

However, creating effective video content requires more than just showcasing your product. Here are some tips to make your videos engaging:

1. Start Strong: Grab attention within the first few seconds. A captivating opening can draw viewers in and keep them watching.
   
2. Demonstrate Benefits: Focus on how your product solves problems or enhances the lives of consumers. Ensure the video highlights key features seamlessly.

3. Keep it Concise: Attention spans are short. Aim for a duration of 30 to 90 seconds to maintain viewer interest while providing essential information.

4. Quality is Key: Invest in good production, including clear audio and visuals. A professional look can significantly impact consumer perception.

5. Call to Action: Encourage viewers to engage further, whether it is visiting the product page, reading reviews, or making a purchase.

Incorporating video content into your Amazon listings can provide a competitive edge. By engaging your audience through compelling storytelling and high-quality visuals, you are not just showcasing a product; you are creating an experience that can lead to increased sales and customer loyalty.

eCommerce | Building Brands | Selling Plants | MBA | ex-Amazon

In the competitive world of Amazon, standing out can be a daunting task for sellers. Recently, I stumbled upon a case study that beautifully illustrates the power of leveraging external traffic to elevate Amazon sales.

A small e-commerce brand specializing in eco-friendly products wanted to improve their sales on Amazon, where they faced fierce competition. After assessing their situation, they decided to focus on driving external traffic through targeted social media campaigns and partnerships with influencers.

They began by identifying their core audience on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, where environmentally conscious consumers actively engage. The marketing team crafted visually appealing posts and videos that showcased the unique features of their products, emphasizing sustainability and ethical sourcing. To amplify their efforts, they collaborated with micro-influencers who had a genuine connection with their niche audience, providing them with free products in exchange for authentic reviews.

Within weeks of launching the campaign, the brand noticed a remarkable uptick in traffic to their Amazon listings. This influx of external visitors not only spiked sales but also positively influenced their organic rankings. With more customers discovering and purchasing their products, Amazon's algorithm started favoring their listings, leading to even more visibility.

The results were clear: within three months, the brand experienced a 300% increase in sales and climbed to the top of search results for several relevant keywords.

This case study underscores a vital lesson for Amazon sellers: strategic use of external traffic can have a profound impact on sales and organic rankings. In a marketplace where every advantage counts, exploring innovative marketing channels can set you apart from the competition. Whether you're a seasoned seller or just starting, consider how external traffic could be the key to unlocking your potential on Amazon.

I've been obsessed with Julius AI lately. It's the data science intern I always wanted. My prediction is that 2026 will be the year we see the first breakout brands driven by AI. Businesses that figure out how to find competitive advantages leveraging new technology to optimize across pricing, marketing, content, and operations will begin to dominate. We just need to figure out how to be among the first businesses to get there. I was talking about this at the Ugly Talk panel a few weeks ago.

Influencer marketing position open with a phenomenal organization.

We've been relatively quiet on the hiring side lately but that is about to change. We're going to be opening up a bunch of roles coming up to gear us up for our next phase of growth.

First up is Director of Influencer and Affiliate Marketing. 

We also will have openings for: 

Senior Manager of Social Media
Creative Strategist, Paid Social
Senior Director of Creative Strategy

Plus a bunch more to come. Stay tuned.

Montclair, New Jersey, United States (Hybrid)

Medical, Vision, Dental, 401(k) and 3+ benefits

Director of Influencer and Affiliate Marketing  

taplio

The Battle

Lazar Jovanovic

Frank Pacheco

Followers

Posts

Engagements

Likes

Performance ScoreLazar Jovanovic's LinkedIn Performance

Performance ScoreFrank Pacheco's LinkedIn Performance

Ready to grow your LinkedIn presence?

taplio

The Battle

Lazar Jovanovic

Frank Pacheco

Followers

Posts

Engagements

Likes

Performance Score.css-goub6s{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-md);font-weight:500;color:var(--chakra-colors-gray-600);display:block;margin-top:var(--chakra-space-1);}Lazar Jovanovic's LinkedIn Performance

Performance ScoreFrank Pacheco's LinkedIn Performance

Ready to grow your LinkedIn presence?

Performance ScoreLazar Jovanovic's LinkedIn Performance