Startup Hackathon 101

Startup Hackathon 101, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 53 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 36 reviews, and has 12797 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Startup Hackathon 101

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn facts to consider when starting a startup
Learn about the real world of innovation and things to consider
Learn about different ways to market a startup and Hackathon techniques

Who Should Attend

The course is suited for anyone who is looking to start their own startup
Suited for people who are willing to put in the work and aren't just looking for free easy methods

Target Audiences

The course is suited for anyone who is looking to start their own startup
Suited for people who are willing to put in the work and aren't just looking for free easy methods

Who is teaching it?

Andrew Magdy Kamal is the winner of the two out of three prizes in the first ever 10*10 Virtual Hackathon along with his mentor Olivera. He has been building his online presence since 2007 and been coding as well as inventing for many years now. Andrew have built technologies for over 37 startups as of 2023, and he is an innovator in a wide variety of industries. Some of his software and SDKs power even a percentage of the internet.

What can you get?

Andrew will be teaching you personal techniques he has been doing in order to build a presence and work on a startup. He will be sharing insights on how to figure out your passion, things to consider, getting started, different ways to go about making a site, marketing techniques, the power of collaboration, and doing good for others through a startup.

How is the Course Structured?

The course is structured through a microlearning format that way the students can learn in their free time while still being able to keep up with the lectures and stay informed. This technique has been proven to be much more engaging for this type of course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Pre-Introduction

Lecture 1: What to Expect?

Lecture 2: Our Apologies: Disclaimer

Chapter 2: Starting Out

Lecture 1: Find your passion

Lecture 2: Know your market

Lecture 3: Digital vs. Physical Product

Lecture 4: Know your challenges

Chapter 3: Pitch me your Startup

Lecture 1: The Business Model Canvas

Lecture 2: Startup Pitch Resource

Lecture 3: The Y Combinator Seed Deck

Chapter 4: Development

Lecture 1: Developing a Website: WordPress

Lecture 2: Developing a Blog: Blogger

Lecture 3: Cheapest Domain Names: Godaddy

Lecture 4: Github Student Pack and Other Goodies (Optional)

Lecture 5: Developing an Android App the Easy Way

Chapter 5: Marketing

Lecture 1: App Marketing

Lecture 2: Marketing Sites through Forums

Lecture 3: Using Boolean Logic in Search Engines

Lecture 4: Marketing Sites through Google and Linkedin Communities

Chapter 6: Garnish Attention

Lecture 1: Product Hunt and BetaList Studies

Lecture 2: Learning from the Past

Lecture 3: Speaking/Giving the Pitch

Lecture 4: The Elevator Pitch

Lecture 5: Past Successful Pitchdecks

Chapter 7: Speaking Events

Lecture 1: The Marketing Power of TEDx

Lecture 2: Speaking at a Maker Faire

Lecture 3: Youtube Live Events through Partnerships

Lecture 4: Virtual Hackathons and Major League Hackathons

Chapter 8: Gathering Investors

Lecture 1: Protecting yourself through an NDA

Lecture 2: Invention Firms and Venture Capitalist

Lecture 3: Angel Investment Networks

Chapter 9: Collaborations

Lecture 1: Linkedin Networking

Lecture 2: Youtube Collaborations

Lecture 3: Vixra/Scientific Article Collaborations

Chapter 10: Hiring

Lecture 1: Different Freelancing Sites

Lecture 2: Protecting yourself when using Freelancers

Lecture 3: Protect yourself when freelancing

Chapter 11: Doing Good through your Business

Lecture 1: Donating Royalties to Charities

Lecture 2: Company Volunteering

Lecture 3: Shoutouts for Causes

Lecture 4: Charity Discounts

Chapter 12: Course Recap

Lecture 1: Recap of the Course

Chapter 13: Type of Hackathons

Lecture 1: Virtual Hackathon

Lecture 2: Regional and Global Hackathon

Lecture 3: Maker Faire and Science Fairs

Lecture 4: Virtual Science Fairs

Lecture 5: Startup Weekend

Chapter 14: Other Marketing Methods

Lecture 1: Headtalker: Case Study

Lecture 2: Making a World Record

Lecture 3: Hacker's Conferences and Gamethons

Lecture 4: Starting a small HeroX challenge or Devpost Hackathon

Lecture 5: Utilizing Eventbrite

Chapter 15: Course Recap: Part 2

Lecture 1: Precautions: Things you should know

Lecture 2: Startup Consulting/Learning/Freelancing

Instructors

Ishay Frenkel
Instructor
Andrew Magdy Kamal
Founder of Mentors4EDU

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 11 votes
2 stars: 0 votes
3 stars: 8 votes
4 stars: 12 votes
5 stars: 5 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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