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Can't code, MVP is educational course. Thoughts?

I'm good at content & distribution, OK at analytics and bad at coding, like 0.5/10 at coding.

The solution I want to make is allowing content managers (or any people making content) turn 1 written text long-read into 20+ pieces of content - and distribute via all channels available. This gives copywriter abilities of 3 separate specialists.

Essentially, this may be done using tools which already exist (google docs, sheets, zapier, some website builder) and step-by-step guidance on distribution. I want to make a tech solution, but can't since I don't code - and this needs some coding, no-code tools won't handle all functionality.

So the idea now is to write some educational guides, slap them on a pretty landing and find a developer to help me with scripts to connect docs and spreadsheets. It'll be my MVP.

What do you think of this strategy?

PS Maybe somebody can help with scripts?)

on October 10, 2019
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    Teaching is a great way to get started and it will help you build an audience, too!

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      yup, same thoughts 🙌