Eazi-Apps : Dominic Potts on Pivoting From Pensions IT to Eazi-Apps

In this Eazi-Apps US partner interview, Dominic Potts — nearly 30 years in IT, starting as a junior developer at a Tunbridge Wells pensions company — walks through what brought him to Eazi-Apps after his role was made redundant in mid-2019, and what running a partner business looks like five years on. After being made redundant, Dominic took time to figure out his next move. He looked at a wide range of business opportunities before settling on app and website building, and the Eazi-Apps offer turned out to be the best fit for the kind of operator he is. His honest assessment of the early Eazi-Apps experience is direct: brilliant. The team came up with solutions that supported him from the start. What's worth flagging in Dominic's story is the operating maturity that comes with time inside the network. He doesn't lean on Eazi-Apps support as much as he did at the start, but when he does need them, they're there — Richard, Joe, and the rest of the team. He calls the Eazi-Apps network a family, and the consistency of access matters more than the volume. Dominic's client mix is varied rather than narrowly niched. One recent project is with a jewelry designer named Chloe May, working on her digital presence and SEO. Another is a large education recruitment company where Dominic has grown LinkedIn followers by 400% — a result that gives prospective partners a real sense of what's achievable in client outcomes. His closing thought is the lifestyle one: the business delivers the life and flexibility he wants. He's enjoying the work, meeting fantastic clients, and has a level of life flexibility he wouldn't have had if he hadn't joined the Eazi-Apps team.