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The Full-Stack Build: Launching an Acting Training Brand from Zero to $34K
The Client:
An acting training brand needed more than a course. They needed an entire business built around it, something that could launch, sell, and run itself.
The Approach:
I came in on the strategy side first: positioning the offer, shaping the course structure into a clear curriculum, and mapping out the launch approach, before any build work started. From there, I built out the full platform:
1) A complete course platform to deliver the training
2) A community space for members to share work and get feedback
3) Lead magnets to bring in new students on an ongoing basis
4) Automations handling onboarding, engagement, and follow-up, no manual work required
The Result
$34.43K in revenue within the first 90 days of launch.
Roles: Strategy, Platform Build, Automation
#OnlineCourse #CommunityBuilding #CourseCreation #EdTech #Automation #LaunchStrategy #CreatorEconomy #DigitalProduct
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