In week one, my objective was to build. Here was the week’s overview.
Everybody says that experience is the greatest educator. In the future, I want to create businesses. Thus, I decided that I might as well see how much I could learn by challenging myself to create a business in 30-days. If you’ve ever thought about doing this, and hope to live vicariously through me, you can follow my journey here and check my socials where I post regular updates.
Basic Pre-Week Overview:
- Monday – Tuesday: Brainstorm
- Wednesday:
- Post Outline into Slack
- Sign into Shopify
- Look through product options
- Jump onto Facebook and make sure your ads account is squared away
- Record an intro video – presenting what you’re doing and why
- Thursday:
- Make Product Choice
- Outline Target Persona for this product
- Keep in mind their likes and dislikes – for the marketing
- Build out a Target Persona Hypothesis Board – to keep track of everything I’m learning about this person
- Follow Competition (analysis)
- Notate what they’re doing well and where they’re falling short
- Make sure that there’s space in this market for you to compete
- Outline Target Persona for this product
- Build Website
- Record this process
- Make Product Choice
- Friday:
- Finish building website
- Saturday – my creative/idea day
- Sit with your product and brainstorm ways you could market it, ad copy, designs, etc.
- Build out my campaign ideas
- Make extremely actionable
- Document all hypotheses and tests to run
- Documentation day – outline everything I have done up to this point – decide where I will keep it. Maybe a YouTube channel video idea for later – record and write.
Reflection on Week One:
- Week One was good. I got my idea solidified and began executing.
- With the shopify hurdle it’s going to take me longer to build my website than I wanted – essentially, I’m going to have built two websites (starting over with a new web builder)
- I had wanted to start on my FB ads, but if I don’t have a website, I don’t want to send people to it.
- I’m going to have to push this back a bit.