No-Code MVP by Bram Kanstein

No-Code MVP

Learn the mindset, process and tools to rapidly turn your startup idea into a first product you can test with potential customers. All without writing a single line of code.

Build and validate your startup idea within a few days.

If you have a great startup or product idea that you want to pursue, it's important to quickly validate if it has any potential.  Building a "Minimum Viable Product" (MVP) without code is a great and cost-effective way to figure out if it makes sense to spend more effort, time and resources on the idea.

In this course, you will learn how to define, build and launch a first version of your product that you can test in the real world.

On top of that, I'll show you how to quickly build that product yourself, without learning or knowing how to code. 

- Bram

What you will learn

This course is divided into 8 chapters to make sure you get the best learning experience possible. Starting from the fundamentals all the way to launching and learning from your very own Minimum Viable Product.

1. Introduction
To get started I will share my personal story and journey, show the importance of the right mindset, introduce you to the Lean Startup Framework, teach you the value of using a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and present you the MVP Experiment Canvas that will structure your path towards your own No-Code MVP.

2. Understanding your potential customers and their problems.
New business ideas are mostly about end-products (which is good!), but you have to take a step back to investigate and understand who's problem(s) you want to solve.

3. Turning your idea into a value proposition.
When you understand who's problem you want to solve, it's time to construct an offering for these potential customers.

4. Setting up your MVP Experiment - Part 1
After defining WHAT you're going to offer to WHO, we'll continue with setting up our experiment. How are we going to reach our target customer segment? How are we going to engage them? What are we going to test and how are we going to do that?

5. The tools to build an MVP without code.
Before continuing with our experiment setup, you will get acquainted with 10 tools you can use to build your own No-Code MVP.

6. Setting up your MVP Experiment - Part 2
Next up, we're going to define what metrics your are going to measure in your experiment and determine the criteria of a successful outcome.

7. Step-by-step building guides.
To show what you can do without knowing how to code, I'm taking you through the setup, process and tools to build 6 real life, and working, "No-Code MVP's".

8. Launching & Learning from your MVP experiment
You launched your MVP experiment and analyzed the feedback and information you gathered. Did you learn enough? and (how) should you move forward?

This course includes

💡 4+ hours of practical and condensed knowledge
📼 Proactive, easy-to-digest 5-10 minute videos
🔑 Immediate access to all the content
📖 Digital and printable worksheets
📝 Assignments to apply your new skills
🙌 A reading list with extra links and resources in every chapter
🛠 An introduction to powerful no code tools
🏗 Step-by-step building guides for 6 real-life, and working, No-Code MVP's
✅ Actionable and personal feedback on your startup idea and MVP

What's included?

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Table of contents

1. Introduction
Welcome to No-Code MVP!
7 mins
Why this course?
Assignment: Why are you here?
Getting (into) the right mindset
The No-Code MVP dictionary
The Lean Startup Framework
Add-on: Running Lean in a Corporate Environment
What is a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)?
The MVP Experiment Canvas
Mapping your "Big Idea"
Reading list
2. Understanding your potential customers and their problems
Interviewing your potential customers
Analyzing your interviews
Researching your potential customers and their problems
Assignment: Defining your most promising customer segment
Reading list
3. Turning your idea into a value proposition
Researching alternative and competitive solutions
Crafting your idea's value proposition and differentiation
Assignment: Define your value proposition
Reading list
4. Setting up your MVP Experiment - Part 1
Choosing your distribution channel(s)
Defining Customer Engagement / Feedback Loop
What are your riskiest assumptions?
Choosing your Experiment Format
Reading list
5. The tools to build an MVP without code
Intro: the tools for this course
Build a website with Carrd
Build and automate a workflow with Zapier
Manage tasks with Trello
Build a database with Google Sheets, Docs & Google drive
Build an "embeddable" database with Airtable
Send "notification" and newsletters emails with Gmail & Revue
Receive payments with Stripe
Get insights with Google Analytics
Where to find design assets you can use
Other valuable and relevant tools to explore
6. Setting up your MVP Experiment - Part 2
Defining your experiment's scenario and workflow
Which metrics are you going to measure?
When is your experiment a success?
Assignment: Metrics & Success Criteria
7. Step-by-step building guides
Building a Lead Capture website without code
Building a Marketplace MVP without code
Building a "Productized Service" MVP without code
Building an "On-Demand Service" MVP without code
Building an MVP without code to (pre-)sell digital products
Building an MVP for "Service/Consulting business" without code
8. Learning from your MVP experiment
MVP Launch checklist
Turning your Results into Learnings & Insights
Next steps: Pivot, Pursue or Stop?
This is not the end
Share your idea / MVP / product to receive feedback!
Review
What do you think of the course?
Extras
A guide to naming your product
7.53 KB
MVP review and interview with Brad Jasper of Catchnotes.app
19 mins

FAQ

Who are you?

My name is Bram Kanstein. I'm a non-technical internet entrepreneur and startup expert who's built, launched and sold two "no code" products in the past two years. I've also worked with dozens of startups and corporates on the development,  launch and growth of new products and business initiatives. Learn more about me here.

Why this course?

Even though I'm not a developer, I love to build and try out new ideas. Ever since I found the tools you can use to build products without code, I've been fascinated by their powers. After trying and using a ton of them, I decided to build this course to teach anyone you don't need to code, raise money or hire a CTO to start working on your startup idea.

When does the course start and finish?

You get immediate access to all of the content when you enrol. No-Code MVP is a completely self-paced online course - you decide when you start, pause, do the assignments and when you finish.

Are there any prerequisites?

Did you guess that you don't need to know how to code for this course? 😉Woohoo!

It's definitely helpful if you know how to work with computers and the internet + have time to dedicate to this course.

Having an existing startup idea is not required but the course does include some assignments that you can use for your own idea (and I will give you personal feedback!). The most important thing for this course to have is the right attitude, mindset and an open mind to learn as much as possible.

Who is this for?

No-Code MVP gives you hands-on and practical knowledge to building and validating new startup and product ideas. It's for anyone who wants to know how to minimize the risk associated with new ideas, and figure out if it makes sense to spend money, time and resources pursuing them:

✔ (Aspiring) Entrepreneurs
✔ Product Managers & Marketers
✔ Corporate Innovators & Intrapreneurs
✔ Innovation Managers & Directors
✔ Small Business Owners
✔ Students

I can't or don't want to pay with a credit card, can I still join?

Of course, I'm happy to have you as my student! Send me an e-mail via bram@nocodemvp.com and we'll make it work.

What if I'm not happy with the content?

If you join this course and you like it, you have lifetime access! If, for whatever reason, it doesn't live up to its promises or your expectations, contact me in the first 30 days and I will give you a full refund. The only thing I then ask of you is to provide me with feedback as to how I can improve the course.

Can I see a preview of the course?

The first few videos of the course are free get a feel for the course and my teaching style. The first few videos of the course are free get a feel of the course and my teaching style. Check them out in the course content overview.

About Bram

I'm a non-technical internet entrepreneur who's built, launched and sold two "no code" products in the past two years. I've also consulted dozens of startups and corporates on the development, launch and growth of new products and business initiatives.
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