It was suggested twice in the past couple of weeks that audience attraction should go alongside content creation.
In Build In Public, a kindly community contributor suggested that a weekly progress report was very helpful to build up attention and notice, engaging possible contributors. So this is already a pretty decent success, and hopefully it can be built upon in Weeks to come.
In addition, Steven Bartlett also mentioned that posting daily, probably in X or Insta, is a great way to discover audience interest levels in what potential founders are interested in, and pivoting as discovery suggests. Steven suggests this can be a 90 day side hustle model, which fits well with the project-engine intent to provide job seeker support. This is to an extent the influencer model, where folk engage because of something tangible or intangible they like. A sizeable audience is known to be something investors look at when engaging.
This is also something a young person can bring to an established business, perhaps owned by Boomers, who might look to transfer the business over five years for upcoming retirement reasons. This again was surfaced on YouTube by Steven Bartlett, in discussion with Daniel Priestley.
So Phase 3 for project-engine will now get higher priority. Probably again at the expense of Phase 2, the Tech Platform.
Programme: BOPE3T
It was suggested twice in the past couple of weeks that audience attraction should go alongside content creation.
In Build In Public, a kindly community contributor suggested that a weekly progress report was very helpful to build up attention and notice, engaging possible contributors. So this is already a pretty decent success, and hopefully it can be built upon in Weeks to come.
In addition, Steven Bartlett also mentioned that posting daily, probably in X or Insta, is a great way to discover audience interest levels in what potential founders are interested in, and pivoting as discovery suggests. Steven suggests this can be a 90 day side hustle model, which fits well with the project-engine intent to provide job seeker support. This is to an extent the influencer model, where folk engage because of something tangible or intangible they like. A sizeable audience is known to be something investors look at when engaging.
This is also something a young person can bring to an established business, perhaps owned by Boomers, who might look to transfer the business over five years for upcoming retirement reasons. This again was surfaced on YouTube by Steven Bartlett, in discussion with Daniel Priestley.
So Phase 3 for project-engine will now get higher priority. Probably again at the expense of Phase 2, the Tech Platform.
Programme: BOPE3T