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I created a python course in notion with interactive coding exercises. and step by step guide to build the app in Jupyter Notebook. also tons of resources. and also they can ask any doubt and I will help them.
This is my first ever project in indie hacking. kindly just go through it. and give me some suggestions.
I want to launch my NFT course soon on Notion and have been looking for tutorials and tips on how to go about it.
Can I know what tools you used to create this landing page? How did you attach a custom domain?
Will the whole course be on notion? If so, how do you track payments and membership?
And finally are you not afraid of others copying your course?
Good job! What service did you used to create the notion course?
None. Pure Notion nothing else
Great job!
I really like the methodology,
Have you thought about how you are going to monetize and communicate your value? There are tons of good e-learning platforms to learn how to code.
I would recommend you start by using LinkedIn or Instagram to reach more people. You can also run some small ad campaigns to see if your target audience likes it or not.
For inspiration, I would recommend you look at this project: https://thecodex.me/
If you need more tips please let me know
That's a well built landing page! Which template is it?
Hey, thank you so much for this. I really didn't know anything about monetizing and marketing stuff. Thanks for suggestion I will surely apply them. The codex.me looks like 100x times better than mine. 😅 and yes I need some practical guide on selling.
This is cool! And congratulations on the soft launch! Big steps :) Where do you plan on distributing this course? Do you have defined channels & early adopters yet?
Hey there ,
Thank you so much :), I really don't know about this things about distribution I am still figuring out. Early adopters are just my friends.
What should I do next. any suggestions ?
I just saw the response about reddit. Definitely also a viable strategy you should dive into.
I would be very careful to not ever consider early adopters your friends, as they will tell you what you want to hear rather than what you should hear from potential customers that are not emotionally invested in you.
That said, there are plenty of ways you can find groups of these people. But it is quite an in depth process. I would love to help you with a free template from gethustleos.com for this purpose or give you special discount for HUSTLE OS, if you are interested. It would help you do exactly this: build where your customers are! Let me know your thoughts :)
Cheers.
Try to engage in python subreddits and share a demo version there for free. See the response, and collect emails for full version release. Then email them full version and charge.
Post snippets of your course on Twitter with hashtags and engage with python twitter people. Cold message them and ask them try your free demo version.
The distribution network takes time to grow, but can definitely be useful later