Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
8 Hour(s) 16 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Aman Birdi
Rating
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Course Overview
Learn the exact 10-step process that anyone can use to create their app without any experience
App Development - The Beginner's Course To Building Your App
Did you know that anyone can build a profit-generating app?
Like Instagram, Tinder, Snapchat, Whatsapp...
That's right - anyone can build a successful app just like the same way Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger built Instagram, like Sean Rad built Tinder, like Evan Spiegel built Snapchat (and so on and so forth...)
All you need is the idea, right? Wrong!
Here's something that most people don't realise...
APPS are nothing but vehicles for businesses. The same way that an actual storefront, physical shop is a vehicle for a business. The same way that a website is a vehicle for a business. Apps are just another means of allowing someone to launch a business. And like all businesses, it's NOT the idea that'll make you successful.
It's how you execute the idea that'll make you successful!
And that all starts with having the right strategy. Did you know that 9 out of 10 startups fail?! This is because they lack the right strategy.
But no more shall this be the case.
I’m Aman Birdi, founder of the award-winning app agency, Digiruu. We’ve spent just under a decade helping hundreds of satisfied startups & businesses to launch their first app, and we're pretty damn good at it.
But we also know that building an app with us is expensive. It requires a large investment (minimum £25,000) and comes with a high risk.
So we decided to let you steal all of our strategies.
This course provides you with all of the knowledge, guidance, and expertise needed to create your own app just like like Instagram, Tinder, Snapchat, Whatsapp plus more.
It's all here - The only course of its kind that teaches you how to turn your idea from just a thought into a chart-topping app.
*NOTE* This course does not teach programming skills
Course Content
- 7 section(s)
- 24 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Programming Your Mind For Success
- Section 3 10-Step Process - Discovery
- Section 4 10-Step Process - Strategy
- Section 5 10-Step Process - Execution
- Section 6 Funding And Investment
- Section 7 Last Few Tips
What You’ll Learn
- Learn the exact 10-step system that anyone can use to get started on their app without any experience
- How to pick a winning app idea today (or validate an existing idea)
- See the exact steps you need to take to make sure people find, and download your app through some of the most simple yet incredibly effective strategies
- Get the ultimate checklist of things you need to do to give you the best possible chance to get investment for your app
- How you can replicate the success of Flappy Bird, Candy Crush, Instagram plus more
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAJ Coker
I'm only about halfway through and I do believe that this is a very good series. I'm hoping the last half will get me to where I envision it goes for my personal journey. The only reason I took one star away is because I would have loved to see much more visuals, even it was a bit of transitions between the bullet points, or sample app screen shots to put a picture to what we're learning.
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KKamala Paris
motivating
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VVia Lou
I appreciate your story! My wills started turning because the title.
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JJuliano Suman Curti
This is a course for someone who has not taken any business subjects on any form of formal education. Apart from those fundamentals, it does not gives you an edge on anything. That is what I was expecting, an edge, for a 5 star Udemy engine recommend course. It is for the very beginners which who I would not recommend starting this journey by actually making an app. The time you realize this course just presents you content which takes a semester for you to learn in a university and in less than 10 hours, you are already to far on it. I bought it for the good review (starts) it had, and by the Udemy recommendation engine (well it recommends not so good stuff too). But I am disappointed. Check how many students the course has before buying any course and believing or not on the start count. You most have advise here, and the course lecturer even does not have a quiet place to record his classes. There are door sounds and people walking. The last straw is that he says too much "blablabla" stuff and reviews his notes while taking the record. This is so unprofessional. How can he tell us to prepare for anything with this much of preparation from himself?
