Yildiz
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- Mar 9, 2012
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Howdy there everyone!
Like the title suggests, my goal is to help 1 million people learn how to code through a platform {Mod Edit please don't promote your site here]
I'm planning on being completely open about the tactics I use to promote my platform as well as any revenue that the platform generates.
Latest Stats:
Total Users: 0
Revenue: $0
Expenses: ~$1500 and countless hours of time since September
TODO tomorrow:
1.
I haven't been promoting on social media at all even though I know that I should have started the moment I had the idea for this platform.
In fact, the only "promotion" I've done in the last 1.5 months since I started this project is getting some swag for myself
Oh well, starting today is better than starting tomorrow. 
I will be using the following daily content plan and tuning it as I find a platform that works the best over the next few months. Until then, I will be plowing each social media site with my content for any possible leads.
I already have a steady viewership on TikTok (~3k - 15k views per video) so I believe that it will be the main driver of traffic for the first bit of time while my other social media efforts catch up.
Daily Content Plan:
I may move to a single day where I focus on content creation but for now, this should do.
2. Development
Pricing page copy - right now isn't informative of the actual benefits that users will get and is plain old horrible. I originally created this page as a placeholder as the rest of the website was very much in need of work. I've already written up about 70% of the copy and have a Fiverr dev helping me build out the page using Framer.com.
I'm basing the contents of the pricing page off of Neil Patel's pricing page for Ubersuggest as I feel I have a lot more learning to do in terms of sales and copywriting myself.
Why try to recreate the wheel when I can copy a master like Neil?
3. Video course uploads
The platform will have a project-based video course to take someone from 0 to programmer. These materials are already fully filmed and ready to be uploaded to the site.
I just need to actually set up the curriculum and put everything together on the site so that users can use the materials.
Anyways, it feels like the MVP is almost ready and I'm very excited to see how this project evolves!
EDIT: If anyone knows how I can make my face smaller in this post I'd really appreciate it haha
Like the title suggests, my goal is to help 1 million people learn how to code through a platform {Mod Edit please don't promote your site here]
I'm planning on being completely open about the tactics I use to promote my platform as well as any revenue that the platform generates.
Latest Stats:
Total Users: 0
Revenue: $0
Expenses: ~$1500 and countless hours of time since September
TODO tomorrow:
1.
I haven't been promoting on social media at all even though I know that I should have started the moment I had the idea for this platform.
In fact, the only "promotion" I've done in the last 1.5 months since I started this project is getting some swag for myself
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I will be using the following daily content plan and tuning it as I find a platform that works the best over the next few months. Until then, I will be plowing each social media site with my content for any possible leads.
I already have a steady viewership on TikTok (~3k - 15k views per video) so I believe that it will be the main driver of traffic for the first bit of time while my other social media efforts catch up.
Daily Content Plan:
- Write 1 Blog Post
- Write 5 Tweets outlining main posts from a blog post or inspired by other creators on my Twitter feed
- Create 1 YouTube video (3-5 mins in length about the blog post topic.)
- Create 1 TikTok (repurpose it to an Instagram short, Facebook Reel, and YouTube short)
- Create an Instagram post & Pinterest Pin
I may move to a single day where I focus on content creation but for now, this should do.
2. Development
Pricing page copy - right now isn't informative of the actual benefits that users will get and is plain old horrible. I originally created this page as a placeholder as the rest of the website was very much in need of work. I've already written up about 70% of the copy and have a Fiverr dev helping me build out the page using Framer.com.
I'm basing the contents of the pricing page off of Neil Patel's pricing page for Ubersuggest as I feel I have a lot more learning to do in terms of sales and copywriting myself.
Why try to recreate the wheel when I can copy a master like Neil?
3. Video course uploads
The platform will have a project-based video course to take someone from 0 to programmer. These materials are already fully filmed and ready to be uploaded to the site.
I just need to actually set up the curriculum and put everything together on the site so that users can use the materials.
Anyways, it feels like the MVP is almost ready and I'm very excited to see how this project evolves!
EDIT: If anyone knows how I can make my face smaller in this post I'd really appreciate it haha
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