Zero To Viral: Conceive, Launch & Scale Your Startup Ideas from Udemy

March 20th, 2016 Update - Brian Ortiz Nets Over 7,900 Udemy Students In Under 5 Weeks 20 five and four star reviews Zero-To-Viral is the abridged version of the larger Code & Grow Rich course.

Zero-To-Viral is laser-targeted to help NON-Zero-To-Viral will also assist techno-centric entrepreneurs in generating recurring income from peripheral assets or side projects.Before purchasing Zero-To-Viral, I STRONGLY advise also checking out the Code & Grow Rich course to compare and contrast the curriculum. Take the course that is the best fit for your goals. Zero-To-Viral is a

This course is uber-targeted to help you create multiple forms of Sustainable, Recurring, & Minimally Invasive Passive Income through the confluence of technology and business.

Lastly, If you are an experienced serial entrepreneur, we'll show you how to utilize technology for your next startup idea and instruct you, in fine detail, how to efficiently scale your ideas from conception to virality.

Zero-To-Viral Techno-Centric Startup Multiplier Foundation

This section is designed to teach you to THINK and EXECUTE like a technopreneur in order to bring your startup ideas to life. The foundation lectures will show you how to:

Design a customized business trajectory based on your specific goals as a startup maven. Understand how technology, relationships, and entrepreneurship dovetail together to impact your future earnings.

Optimize and objectively evaluate your communication style, level of emotional independence, and even the words that you use when interacting with prospects, clients, partners, contractors, and co-workers.

Learn how to successfully integrate, apply, and adapt core business and user growth strategies to bring your startup, software, and mobile applications to life.

Create "Fast-Twitch" / Minimally Invasive Income Streams

Minimally Invasive Recurring Income are earnings that require a minimal amount of monthly upkeep but keep going like the Energizer Bunny.

We'll guide you on integrating more technologies, more platforms, and more strategy to help you stabilize and grow your earnings as a technopreneur.

You’ll be able to create over 15+ passive/complementary income streams that technopreneurs can exploit right now to complement their earnings.Create Additional Sources of Income by Integrating Software and Hardware

Learn to apply and monetize your coding skills with Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms.

Earn more by:

Quickly getting up to speed with Arduino & Raspberry Pi basics.
Learning which products make money, and which tend to fail.
Uncovering the most profitable niches to attack.
Identifying, qualifying, and negotiating with a hardware manufacturer.
Discovering key differences between Raspberry Pi & Arduino money making trajectories.

Leverage Your Creativity and Marketing Savvy to become a Growth Hacker - Use Growth Hacking Techniques to Quickly Scale Your Ideas

For those with an affinity towards technology & marketing - we'll show you how to land high paying gigs as a much sought-after growth hacker.

You’ll earn more as a growth hacker by understanding:

Why a growth hacking skillset is in such high demand
Growth hacking misconceptions
How to best interweave creativity, marketing, data, and technology
How to use growth hacking techniques to scale your startup
How to use growth hacking strategies to expedite product virality
How to use growth hacking to increase industry buzz
The 5-Stages & 8-Steps to growth hacking success
How to create growth hacks of your own
How to micro-test to validate your hacks
How growth hacking in practice (Dropbox, AirBnB, Linkedin, Slack) can create a massive user base
How to land or poach growth hacking gigs
How to best interact as a growth hacker

Insulating Yourself From Obsolescence | Investing in Your Future

We'll give you both the tools and understanding to best arm and protect you from changes in technology. You’ll be able to position yourself for maximum future earnings as technology continues to evolve. You'll learn:

Which technologies and platforms are trending now
What is the world of technology evolving towards
How and where to bet on your future
How user-focus will continue to drive growth

How this course will help you to achieve your goals:

Heavy emphasis on Not a lot of pie-in-the-sky philosophy, you will be able to put your learning into

YOU'll I will not drown you in long-winded, irrelevant narrative.

Course information is presented through distinct learning tracks. These tracks are based on your specific starting point and goals as a developer or agency. You will be able to efficiently ingest the information that you find most important for your future.

Critical information in both lectures and sections are delivered and summarized in speed-learning "hack" sections. Hack sections will allow you to bypass the granular details if you are absolutely pressed for time.Who Should Take This Course?

Zero-To-Viral provides the most value for these audiences, before wasting any time and money by purchasing this course, make sure you fall within at least one of these categories:

1) Both Non-Technical Entrepreneurs & Techno-Savvy Startup Junkies

Both new and experienced

For entrepreneurs, you’ll be provided with both a complete technical foundation as well as the optimal trajectory to successfully create and scale ALL of your future business ideas. You won’t just understand more about software, you will

If you are an entrepreneur that absolutely refuses to ever touch a line of code, we’ll show you the best ways to nurture your ideas by utilizing automated software development tools or by partnering up with current software developers.

2) 9-5 Workers Looking For More | Career Enhancers & Intrapreneurs | Career Switchers

If you feel under-appreciated, under-utilized, micro-managed, under-paid or just plain unfulfilled in your 9-5 work, this course will empower you to “level-up” and land a better, more lucrative and fulfilling technology focused position.

If you are not sold on your current career and are looking to explore new paths centered around technology and software, this course will provide you with a hands-on foundation to successfully transition to almost ANY techno-centric field.

If you are looking to add more value to your existing position or company by adding proficiencies with new platforms, technologies, this course will enable you to do so.

3) Current Students

If you are a technically oriented computer science, information technology, or business administration student looking to find an effective way to pay off your student loans

If you are a non-technical or business major- liberal arts, philosophy, architecture (it doesn’t really matter) we will show you how to break into the startup world and launch your own businesses without any preexisting technical expertise.

If you are dreaming of becoming the next Evan Spiegel or Mark Zuckerberg then you’ll find this course immensely relevant.4) Underachievers That Have Failed To Launch | Full-Time Netflix/Game of Throne’s Addicts. If you are:

35 years-old and still living in your parents’ basement (lights out at 10:30 PM)
Cleaning up monkey dung at the town zoo
Spending more time playing Grand Theft Auto & Halo than sleeping

5) The Highly Motivated That Lack The Raw Business Ideas/Concepts

Even if you don't have any new business ideas whatsoever we’ll provide you with over a dozen techno-centric concepts that are just waiting to be brought to life.

6) Parents (makes a ridiculously good gift for the entrepreneur or developer in your family) If jr. or jr. miss is still wavering about a career choice or if the thought of your child saddling themselves with massive college loans is unappealing, this course is the perfect opportunity to invest in something that will actually have a practical impact on your child’s financial future.So, sign up now, and I'll see you on the inside.

What's inside

Learning objectives

Accelerate and amplify the precision in which you bring startup ideas to life by interweaving technology and entrepreneurship
Learn how to build both "fast-twitch" and "minimally invasive" income streams
Merge complementary, recurring, and passive income streams to make money while you sleep

Scale your software creations and sell out to the big players
Make some serious coin by translating growth hacking skills to actual dollars

Accelerate and amplify the precision in which you bring startup ideas to life by interweaving technology and entrepreneurship
Learn how to build both "fast-twitch" and "minimally invasive" income streams
Merge complementary, recurring, and passive income streams to make money while you sleep
Scale your software creations and sell out to the big players
Make some serious coin by translating growth hacking skills to actual dollars

Syllabus

Course Primer: Darwin's Wrong

I Lied

We're Sinking

Get Stupid in 2016

technical logisitics of the course

Traffic lights

Read about what's good

what should give you pause

and possible dealbreakers

Develops technical foundation and optimal trajectory for creating and scaling startup ideas

Taught by Brian Ortiz, an experienced entrepreneur with a proven track record

Covers a wide range of topics, including software development, marketing, and growth hacking

Provides practical, hands-on learning experiences through projects and assignments

Suitable for both aspiring and experienced entrepreneurs looking to enhance their skills

May require additional resources or support for those with limited technical background

Reviews summary

Zero to viral: launching startup ideas

According to the course's detailed description, learners can expect a laser-targeted approach to conceiving, launching, and scaling startup ideas, especially those driven by technology. It aims to empower students to generate sustainable, recurring, and minimally invasive passive income by merging technology and business. The course is designed for a diverse audience, from non-technical entrepreneurs to career switchers, emphasizing practical application and speed-learning 'hack' sections. Key areas include developing a technopreneur mindset, mastering growth hacking techniques for product virality, and exploring ways to monetize technology and software creations.

Covers monetizing coding skills with Arduino and Raspberry Pi.

"I learned how to apply and monetize coding skills using Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms."

"The course guides on identifying profitable niches and negotiating with hardware manufacturers."

Focuses on practical application with efficient learning methods.

"The course has a heavy emphasis on practical application, allowing me to put learning into practice."

"I liked the distinct learning tracks and 'speed-learning hack' sections for efficiently ingesting information."

"It avoids long-winded narratives, delivering critical information in a summarized way."

Designed for diverse backgrounds, technical and non-technical.

"As a non-technical entrepreneur, I found the course provides a complete technical foundation for scaling business ideas."

"It's valuable for 9-5 workers looking to level-up into more lucrative tech-focused positions."

"Even if I'm a student or someone lacking business ideas, the course offers relevant insights and concepts."

Cultivates thinking and execution skills for tech entrepreneurs.

"I learned to think and execute like a technopreneur to bring my startup ideas to life."

"It provides conceptual building blocks to anchor technopreneur success and how to make decisions."

"The course emphasizes optimizing communication, emotional independence, and negotiation skills."

Provides strategies for generating various passive income streams.

"The course outlines how to create multiple forms of sustainable, recurring, and minimally invasive passive income."

"I appreciate the detailed guidance on integrating technologies to stabilize and grow my earnings as a technopreneur."

"It helps you identify and exploit over 15+ passive/complementary income streams right now."

Teaches demand-driven growth hacking techniques for scaling.

"The content on leveraging creativity and marketing savvy to become a growth hacker is highly relevant."

"I learned how to use growth hacking strategies to expedite product virality and increase industry buzz."

"It explains how growth hacking in practice can create a massive user base and how to land related gigs."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Zero To Viral: Conceive, Launch & Scale Your Startup Ideas with these activities:

Interactive Software Development Tutorials

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Enhance your software development skills through interactive tutorials.

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Identify a platform offering interactive software development tutorials.
Choose a tutorial that aligns with your learning goals.
Follow the tutorial instructions and complete the exercises.
Apply what you've learned to build your own software projects.

Participate in a Workshop on Startup Business Planning

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Gain practical knowledge and tools for planning and launching a successful startup.

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Identify and register for a workshop on startup business planning.
Actively participate in the workshop sessions.
Network with fellow participants and workshop leaders.

Read 'Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship'

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Gain insights into best practices for writing clean and maintainable software code.

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Read through each chapter.
Identify key concepts and principles.
Apply these principles in your own coding projects.

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Attend a Meetup or Industry Conference on Technology

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Expand your network and learn about the latest trends in the technology industry.

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Identify relevant meetups or conferences in your area.
Register and attend the event.
Network with attendees and speakers.

Practice Implementation of Software Design

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Improve your understanding of software design by implementing concepts in real-world scenarios.

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Review a design problem.
Design an architectural solution.
Implement your design.
Test your implementation.
Refactor your code to improve efficiency and maintainability.

Develop a Mobile Application Using a Software Framework

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Gain hands-on experience in mobile application development by building a project using a software framework.

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Choose a software framework for mobile application development
Design and plan your mobile application
Implement your application using the chosen framework
Deploy and test the application on a mobile device

Participate in a Hackathon or Startup Competition

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Test your skills and knowledge by participating in a hackathon or startup competition.

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Identify a hackathon or startup competition that aligns with your interests.
Form a team or work individually.
Develop a solution or business plan during the event.
Present your solution or plan to the judges.

Create a Blog Post on a Techno-Centric Topic

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Enhance your understanding of a techno-centric topic by writing a blog post that explains it clearly.

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Identify a specific techno-centric topic.
Research and gather relevant information.
Organize your ideas and write a blog post that is easy to understand.
Publish your blog post on an appropriate platform.

Career center

Learners who complete Zero To Viral: Conceive, Launch & Scale Your Startup Ideas will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Marketing Manager

Marketing managers are responsible for developing and executing marketing campaigns. This course may be helpful for aspiring marketing managers, as it provides an overview of the marketing process, from market research to advertising. However, most marketing managers have an MBA or several years of experience in marketing.

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Sales Manager

Sales managers are responsible for managing a team of salespeople and achieving sales goals. This course may be helpful for aspiring sales managers, as it provides an overview of the sales management process, from recruiting and training salespeople to closing deals. However, most sales managers hold an MBA or have several years of experience in sales.

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Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurs identify and develop business ideas, and then launch and manage their own businesses. This course is designed to help entrepreneurs with all aspects of the business lifecycle, from ideation to launch to growth. As someone who is passionate about starting a business, this course could give you the knowledge and tools you need to succeed.

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Consultant

Consultants provide expert advice and guidance to businesses. This course may be helpful to aspiring consultants, as it provides a foundation in business and marketing. However, most consultants have an MBA or a master's degree in a related field.

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Business Development Manager

Business development managers are responsible for identifying and developing new business opportunities. This course may be useful for aspiring business development managers, as it provides an overview of the business development process, from lead generation to closing deals. However, most managers hold an MBA or have several years of experience in sales or marketing.

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Product Manager

Product managers are responsible for the development and launch of new products. This course may be helpful to aspiring product managers, as it provides an overview of the product development process, from ideation to launch. However, most product managers hold an MBA or have several years of experience as a product developer.

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Market Research Analyst

Market research analysts gather, analyze, and interpret market data to help businesses understand their customers and make better decisions. This course provides a basic introduction to some of the concepts involved in marketing, including customer segmentation, market research, and advertising. However, a deeper understanding of market research principles and techniques would require further study.

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Data Scientist

Data scientists gather, analyze, interpret, and present data for business decision-making. This course provides a useful introduction to some of the basic principles of data science, such as data mining and machine learning. However, to work as a Data Scientist, advanced study in the field, usually in the form of a master's degree, is necessary.

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Software Developer

Software Developers design, develop, and maintain software applications. This course goes into detail on how to launch a software product, which may be useful for those in the role, but as a whole, most software developers will find this course to be either too basic or irrelevant, as they will already have knowledge and skills in product design, development, and maintenance.

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Web Developer

Web developers design, develop, and maintain websites. This course may be particularly useful for web developers who are interested in launching their own businesses or consulting with companies. It provides a solid foundation in business and marketing that web developers can leverage to grow their business.

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Information Security Analyst

Information security analysts plan and implement security measures to protect an organization's computer networks and systems. This course provides an introduction to some of the key concepts in cybersecurity, such as risk assessment, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing. It may be helpful for individuals who are interested in making a career pivot to cybersecurity, as it provides a solid foundation. However, it's unlikely to be enough on its own, as most cybersecurity analysts have a college degree in a related discipline.

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Database Administrator

Database administrators maintain and optimize database management systems. As businesses continue to rely more heavily on data to make decisions, they will need individuals who are able to manage and protect their data. This course provides a useful introduction to some of the concepts involved in database management, such as data modeling and database design. However, it is worth noting that most database administrators have a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field.

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Computer Systems Analyst

Computer systems analysts study an organization's current computer systems and procedures, and then design changes to help the organization operate more efficiently and effectively.

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Computer Programmer

Computer programmers write, debug, and maintain the source code for computer programs. This course is a potentially a useful starting point for individuals who wish to transition to a career in computer programming but do not have any formal education in computer science. However, it is worth noting that employers generally prefer to hire individuals with at least a bachelor's degree in computer science or software engineering. Even those who already work in technology may find some of the material helpful for supplementing their existing skills and knowledge.

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Computer and Information Research Scientist

Computer and information research scientists conduct research and development activities, create new technology, and design new computing techniques, such as algorithms and programming languages. As technology continues to evolve, there will be ongoing job demand within this field, especially for those with advanced degrees, who will be able to conduct independent research and development. While this course may be useful to researchers wishing to brush up on business and entrepreneurship side of research, it is specifically tailored to the needs of individuals who want to launch and grow their own companies.

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