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These posts are a free masterclass on building an online marketing campaign. I'm not really talking about the content of the posts, though that is relevant. Rat

These posts are a free masterclass on building an online marketing campaign. I'm not really talking about the content of the posts, though that is relevant. Rather, because Nathan is so open about what's he's doing, you can really understand the reasoning behind each post and he often talks about results in following posts. It's like you can see the construction plans if you look closely enough. I'm not really his target market but I follow along just to learn how to be a better marketer.

nathanbarry 14y ago
That's the idea. :) I'm trying to share everything I am learning so that other people don't have to repeat all of my mistakes (just some). Hopefully by the end of this challenge we will have covered everything from finding a developer, to launching a product, to designing a great user experience.
jf22 14y ago
Except he's not a master...
- noelwelsh 14y ago
  Although your account is 3 hours old and you've only commented twice, both on this post, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you want to constructively engage. This is a drive-by comment. It's useless. Why not add something useful. Why do you hold this belief? What could Nathan do better? That would be interesting to know. Nathan may not be a master at marketing right now, but the way he's going he'll get there. What he's doing is practically a textbook example of deliberate practice, and the best thing for the observer is you get to see all the mistakes along the way, instead of the cleaned up textbook version. I fail to see how this is not useful. Thoughts?
  - jf22 14y ago
    From what I know Nathan has launched two ebooks and a blog to an audience familiar with Saas and digital goods. Labeling him as a master after a couple of success stories is quite a leap. Lets save the "master" term for people who have been in the game for a bit longer. ---- I did not say he won't be a master or that this post isn't useful.

nathanbarry 14y ago

That's the idea. :) I'm trying to share everything I am learning so that other people don't have to repeat all of my mistakes (just some). Hopefully by the end of this challenge we will have covered everything from finding a developer, to launching a product, to designing a great user experience.

jf22 14y ago

Except he's not a master...

noelwelsh 14y ago
Although your account is 3 hours old and you've only commented twice, both on this post, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you want to constructively engage. This is a drive-by comment. It's useless. Why not add something useful. Why do you hold this belief? What could Nathan do better? That would be interesting to know. Nathan may not be a master at marketing right now, but the way he's going he'll get there. What he's doing is practically a textbook example of deliberate practice, and the best thing for the observer is you get to see all the mistakes along the way, instead of the cleaned up textbook version. I fail to see how this is not useful. Thoughts?
- jf22 14y ago
  From what I know Nathan has launched two ebooks and a blog to an audience familiar with Saas and digital goods. Labeling him as a master after a couple of success stories is quite a leap. Lets save the "master" term for people who have been in the game for a bit longer. ---- I did not say he won't be a master or that this post isn't useful.