
Just over 6 months ago, I launched my course No-Code MVP (nocodemvp.com).
This is where Iβm currently at:
π 200 members (just 2 refunds)
π 28k visitors
π° Revenue: ~$33k | ~$5.5k/month (Stripe + Paypal)
Challenges:
My main goal for creating this course was two-fold:
π§ Taking everything I've been advocating, researching, and practicing for the past 8 years, out of my head, and into a product.
Doing this has given me LOTS of clarity in my thinking + new skills like video editing
πͺ Show and teach people that they don't need to know how to code, spend a lot of money and time, or hire a developer to start working on their startup ideas.
I will be an endless advocate of the above! Would even say that it is mandatory you do the validation part yourself ;)
πΈ How do you price something like this? Tbh I think this is worth $1000+ (it will probably save people from spending $10K+ on the wrong idea).
But figuring out the $ worth of the value you bring, is hard. Also a constant discovery.
Currently, $159 seems a good price point
π Waking up in the morning with Stripe notifications is the best feeling ever. Truly, I still can't describe it. It's really rewarding. See: https://twitter.com/bramk/status/1265012505987948544
β Making money is not the only validation. I'm constantly gathering reviews and endorsements for the course.
It's super cool to hear my members' experience with the course, and from people endorsing my mission: https://nocodemvp.com/reviews
Next to pricing, other challenges are:
π Website conversion: with 3-5k monthly visits it should be higher than current. Investigating..
π Building out my audience + finding more eyeballs. The IndieHackers
podcast has been a great channel for example: https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/160-bram-kanstein-of-no-code-mvp
π Hope you enjoyed this write-up! If you want to learn more about my course you can preview 8 videos for free at http://nocodemvp.com!
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