How to build a personal website & monetize with #nocode

In this guide, I share:

- Structure your site with 5 compelling elements

- Use these 10 no-code tools to set up a "monetizable" site

- 4 business models to monetize a personal brand

- 7 ways to promote your site

How

1/ Ideation

I started my personal website http://whizzoe.com  in 2019 when I was pivoting my career from digital marketing.
The initial goal was to create a new portfolio and hold myself accountable by constantly building, launching, writing, and reading.

2/ When should you revamp your personal site?

As my work expands, I begin to transform my website into a multifaceted “hubs”.

I incorporated 5 elements into my personal site

~Full details: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

3/ What do I include in a personal site?

(1) The product studio

To de-risk new ventures by building and launching startup experiments using MVP and fast prototyping approach. You can find all my product launches on the Home page.

~Full details: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

4/ What do I include in a personal site?

(2) The Portfolio

I keep track of my
- product launches
- blog posts
- book list
- speaking gigs
- growth traction
- testimonials

~Full details: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

5/ What do I include in a personal site?

(3) The resource hub

I document my process in:
- building startup MVPs
- Notion productivity setup
- growing profitable side projects
- product launches

~Full details: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

6/ What do I include in a personal site?

(4) The vision setting

Create a public memo to clarify my North Star as a product builder. On About page, I answer these Qs:

Where do I want to be in tech in 2021?
What do I want to build next?

~Full detail: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

7/ What do I include in a personal site?

(5) The digital product hub

This is where I display my digital products:
- no-code app templates
- Notion templates
- online courses

~Full detail: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

8/ How to build a portfolio when you have nothing to show?

(1) Create case studies
Want to break into growth marketing?
- Write a teardown on successful mkt campaigns
- Your own experiment that drives X traffic or SEO keyword ranking.

~Full detail: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

9/ How to build a portfolio when you have nothing to show?

(2) Write a blog

Identify a specific domain that interests you and start sharing your point of view, lesson, tutorial, note. It will open many doors to career opportunities

~Full detail: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code

10/ How to build a portfolio when you have nothing to show?

(3) Start a side project
Instead of using your personal site as a resume, start showcasing your core skills by developing side projects to attract potential clients or recruiters.

~Read at: http://bit.ly/PersonalSite0code