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Professional Digital Skills — Batch 9

Google Ads · Meta Ads · Affiliate Marketing · YouTube · Video Editing · Android Publishing · Client Delivery

7 guided projects · 84 independently authored checkpoints · Theory → Action → Expected Result

Course index / విషయ సూచిక

01. Google Ads — Search Campaign

Level: Advanced · Practice scenario: A fictional website design service, using a draft campaign without spending money

Learning method: Read the theory, perform the action in a draft/test environment, capture evidence, then verify the expected result. Do not spend money or publish on behalf of clients without approval.

Step 01 — Set the measurable goal

Theory / Why: A campaign goal must map to a meaningful business event, not just visits.

Guided practical: Choose qualified enquiry submissions as the primary conversion.

Expected output: Written conversion definition

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 02 — Define audience and geography

Theory / Why: Geographic relevance reduces wasted impressions.

Guided practical: Specify one service area, language and service availability.

Expected output: Targeting brief

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 03 — Research search intent

Theory / Why: Keywords represent user needs; informational searches differ from buying intent.

Guided practical: Group ten phrases into research, comparison and high-intent enquiry.

Expected output: Intent table

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 04 — Create ad groups

Theory / Why: Tightly themed ad groups improve message relevance.

Guided practical: Make separate groups for business websites and website redesign.

Expected output: Two ad group plans

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 05 — Select match types

Theory / Why: Broad, phrase and exact matching control reach differently.

Guided practical: Mark each candidate keyword with a proposed match type and reason.

Expected output: Keyword mapping

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 06 — Plan negative keywords

Theory / Why: Exclusions can reduce irrelevant traffic.

Guided practical: List training, jobs, free templates and other irrelevant queries after checking intent.

Expected output: Negative keyword draft

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 07 — Write responsive search assets

Theory / Why: Headlines should describe a service honestly and align with landing pages.

Guided practical: Draft 10 distinct headlines and four descriptions without unsupported promises.

Expected output: Ad copy sheet

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 08 — Check landing-page fit

Theory / Why: An ad must lead to the service promised.

Guided practical: Audit page headline, mobile layout, form, contact and privacy details.

Expected output: Landing-page checklist

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 09 — Define conversion tracking

Theory / Why: A conversion should fire only after an actual success event.

Guided practical: Sketch a thank-you event and GA4/Google Ads conversion flow; avoid counting button clicks as leads.

Expected output: Event specification

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 10 — Create budget scenarios

Theory / Why: Budget and cost per lead determine feasible test volume.

Guided practical: Model ₹300/day × 7 days = ₹2,100; estimate leads under three hypothetical CPLs.

Expected output: Scenario sheet

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 11 — Plan campaign review

Theory / Why: Impressions, clicks, conversions and quality must be interpreted together.

Guided practical: Create a daily review sheet with CTR, CPC, conversion rate and lead quality.

Expected output: Review dashboard

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 12 — Prepare launch gate

Theory / Why: Billing and ads can incur real costs; approval must precede launch.

Guided practical: Keep campaign paused, verify policy, tracking, location and owner approval.

Expected output: Launch checklist

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Independent assignment

Repeat the workflow for a second fictional client or project, record every decision, compare the outcomes and identify three improvements.

Knowledge check

  1. What is the main measurable objective?
  2. Which step verifies correctness before launch?
  3. What risks require permission or approval?

Review guide: Your answers must reference the course scenario, its verification checkpoints, and the explicit approval gates. This is a guided project, not a verified live deployment.

Video/audio and downloadable course PDF are not included in this batch. Do not represent the outline as a completed eight-minute video.

02. Meta Ads — Lead Campaign

Level: Advanced · Practice scenario: A fictional local training service lead-generation campaign

Learning method: Read the theory, perform the action in a draft/test environment, capture evidence, then verify the expected result. Do not spend money or publish on behalf of clients without approval.

Step 01 — Define the offer

Theory / Why: Specific offers are easier to evaluate than vague claims.

Guided practical: Write audience, service, benefit and lead qualification criteria.

Expected output: Offer brief

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 02 — Choose objective

Theory / Why: Campaign objective affects delivery optimization.

Guided practical: Compare leads, traffic and engagement; choose leads for this scenario.

Expected output: Objective rationale

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 03 — Plan account permissions

Theory / Why: Business assets require least-privilege access.

Guided practical: List page, ad account, pixel/dataset and user roles without sharing passwords.

Expected output: Access matrix

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 04 — Map audience

Theory / Why: Targeting must respect privacy and platform policies.

Guided practical: Describe location, language and interest hypotheses; exclude sensitive targeting.

Expected output: Audience hypothesis

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 05 — Prepare creative concepts

Theory / Why: Different visual messages help compare response.

Guided practical: Draft three distinct image/video creative angles and matching copy.

Expected output: Creative storyboard

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 06 — Design a lead form

Theory / Why: Only necessary fields should be collected.

Guided practical: Sketch name, contact method, consent wording and privacy-policy link.

Expected output: Form mockup

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 07 — Plan website event tracking

Theory / Why: Pixel and Conversions API can deduplicate the same event with event IDs.

Guided practical: Document event_name, event_id, consent state and deduplication test.

Expected output: Tracking plan

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 08 — Set budget test

Theory / Why: Small controlled tests help evaluate creative.

Guided practical: Prepare a hypothetical ₹500/day × 5 day test; do not publish.

Expected output: Budget worksheet

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 09 — Review policy

Theory / Why: Ads and landing pages must comply with platform rules.

Guided practical: Check prohibited claims, privacy, consent and destination quality.

Expected output: Policy checklist

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 10 — Measure lead quality

Theory / Why: Cheap leads may not be qualified.

Guided practical: Create lead-status fields: valid, contacted, qualified, converted.

Expected output: Lead quality tracker

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 11 — Optimize responsibly

Theory / Why: Changes should be based on enough observations.

Guided practical: Specify when to pause a creative or change a form based on quality.

Expected output: Decision rules

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 12 — Document handoff

Theory / Why: A client needs access, assets and reproducible reporting.

Guided practical: Prepare campaign naming, creative inventory and weekly report template.

Expected output: Handover folder

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Independent assignment

Repeat the workflow for a second fictional client or project, record every decision, compare the outcomes and identify three improvements.

Knowledge check

  1. What is the main measurable objective?
  2. Which step verifies correctness before launch?
  3. What risks require permission or approval?

Review guide: Your answers must reference the course scenario, its verification checkpoints, and the explicit approval gates. This is a guided project, not a verified live deployment.

Video/audio and downloadable course PDF are not included in this batch. Do not represent the outline as a completed eight-minute video.

03. Affiliate Marketing — Ethical Content

Level: Intermediate · Practice scenario: A fictional comparison article with no affiliate links or price claims

Learning method: Read the theory, perform the action in a draft/test environment, capture evidence, then verify the expected result. Do not spend money or publish on behalf of clients without approval.

Step 01 — Choose a niche

Theory / Why: Expertise and audience fit matter more than volume.

Guided practical: Define one reader persona and three recurring problems.

Expected output: Niche brief

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 02 — Check program eligibility

Theory / Why: Each network has rules about channels, disclosures and links.

Guided practical: Read the chosen program terms and record allowed promotion channels.

Expected output: Compliance notes

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 03 — Research product needs

Theory / Why: Recommendations should address genuine requirements.

Guided practical: Build a five-criterion comparison rubric.

Expected output: Evaluation rubric

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 04 — Verify factual claims

Theory / Why: Prices, discounts and stock change quickly.

Guided practical: Create a fact-check column with source URL and check date.

Expected output: Evidence log

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 05 — Write comparison structure

Theory / Why: Useful comparisons explain tradeoffs.

Guided practical: Draft introduction, criteria, pros, cons and who should skip.

Expected output: Article outline

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 06 — Place disclosure

Theory / Why: Readers should understand commercial relationships.

Guided practical: Write a conspicuous affiliate disclosure near recommendations.

Expected output: Disclosure text

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 07 — Design content visuals

Theory / Why: Images require rights and accurate depiction.

Guided practical: Plan original diagrams or permitted merchant images and alt text.

Expected output: Visual brief

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 08 — Use compliant links

Theory / Why: Affiliate tracking parameters must follow network rules.

Guided practical: Record approved destination, tracking ID and destination verification.

Expected output: Link register

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 09 — Plan SEO intent

Theory / Why: Helpful content answers the actual query.

Guided practical: Write a title, description and FAQ without keyword stuffing.

Expected output: SEO brief

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 10 — Measure conversions

Theory / Why: Clicks alone are not earnings.

Guided practical: Define clicks, qualified visits, orders, reversals and commission.

Expected output: Metric dictionary

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 11 — Calculate economics

Theory / Why: Commission is not guaranteed and returns affect payout.

Guided practical: Model 1000 visits × 5% click rate × 2% conversion × ₹80 commission = ₹80 hypothetical.

Expected output: Scenario result

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 12 — Review and update

Theory / Why: Outdated recommendations damage trust.

Guided practical: Create a monthly price, availability, link and disclosure review.

Expected output: Maintenance calendar

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Independent assignment

Repeat the workflow for a second fictional client or project, record every decision, compare the outcomes and identify three improvements.

Knowledge check

  1. What is the main measurable objective?
  2. Which step verifies correctness before launch?
  3. What risks require permission or approval?

Review guide: Your answers must reference the course scenario, its verification checkpoints, and the explicit approval gates. This is a guided project, not a verified live deployment.

Video/audio and downloadable course PDF are not included in this batch. Do not represent the outline as a completed eight-minute video.

04. YouTube — Tutorial Production

Level: Intermediate · Practice scenario: An eight-minute English lesson on responsive HTML layouts

Learning method: Read the theory, perform the action in a draft/test environment, capture evidence, then verify the expected result. Do not spend money or publish on behalf of clients without approval.

Step 01 — Define learner outcome

Theory / Why: A tutorial should demonstrate a verifiable skill.

Guided practical: Write: build a responsive three-card layout and test at 360px.

Expected output: Outcome statement

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 02 — Plan audience prerequisites

Theory / Why: Teaching depends on what viewers already know.

Guided practical: List HTML elements, CSS file and browser as prerequisites.

Expected output: Prerequisite slide

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 03 — Outline timeline

Theory / Why: Timeboxing keeps the lesson focused.

Guided practical: Allocate 0:00 intro, 0:40 theory, 1:30 setup, 2:15 demo, 6:15 test, 7:20 recap.

Expected output: Timed outline

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 04 — Write voice script

Theory / Why: Natural speech needs short sentences and accurate terminology.

Guided practical: Draft spoken narration separately from on-screen code.

Expected output: Narration script

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 05 — Prepare demo files

Theory / Why: Recording should show a reproducible result.

Guided practical: Create starter and completed versions of index.html and styles.css.

Expected output: Demo folder

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 06 — Record clean screen

Theory / Why: Readable code and cursor movement support learning.

Guided practical: Set 1080p capture, enlarge editor font and hide notifications.

Expected output: Test recording

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 07 — Record male narration

Theory / Why: Consistent pacing and clear pauses improve comprehension.

Guided practical: Record a 30-second sample and listen for clipping, gaps and pronunciation.

Expected output: Approved voice sample

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 08 — Edit lesson flow

Theory / Why: Remove waiting time without hiding required steps.

Guided practical: Trim errors, add zooms for important code and label each chapter.

Expected output: Rough cut

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 09 — Create subtitles

Theory / Why: Subtitles must match actual speech.

Guided practical: Transcribe audio, edit timestamps and export an SRT file.

Expected output: SRT draft

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 10 — Design thumbnail

Theory / Why: The image must communicate topic without deceptive claims.

Guided practical: Create a 1280×720 thumbnail with a readable 3–5 word promise.

Expected output: Thumbnail PNG

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 11 — Export and inspect

Theory / Why: Playback must be checked on desktop and phone.

Guided practical: Export MP4 H.264/AAC; inspect audio sync, captions and 360px readability.

Expected output: QA report

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 12 — Publish responsibly

Theory / Why: Titles and chapters should describe the content accurately.

Guided practical: Prepare description, chapter timestamps, source links and disclosure; upload only after review.

Expected output: Publish checklist

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Independent assignment

Repeat the workflow for a second fictional client or project, record every decision, compare the outcomes and identify three improvements.

Knowledge check

  1. What is the main measurable objective?
  2. Which step verifies correctness before launch?
  3. What risks require permission or approval?

Review guide: Your answers must reference the course scenario, its verification checkpoints, and the explicit approval gates. This is a guided project, not a verified live deployment.

Video/audio and downloadable course PDF are not included in this batch. Do not represent the outline as a completed eight-minute video.

05. Video Editing — Practical Workflow

Level: Intermediate · Practice scenario: A 30-second original vertical educational short

Learning method: Read the theory, perform the action in a draft/test environment, capture evidence, then verify the expected result. Do not spend money or publish on behalf of clients without approval.

Step 01 — Collect rights-cleared assets

Theory / Why: Editing permissions matter before publication.

Guided practical: Collect your own clips, licensed music and written rights notes.

Expected output: Asset manifest

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 02 — Choose delivery specs

Theory / Why: Aspect ratio changes composition.

Guided practical: Set 1080×1920, 30 fps and 30-second target.

Expected output: Project settings

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 03 — Build story beats

Theory / Why: A short needs a hook, teaching point and conclusion.

Guided practical: Plan 0–3 hook, 3–22 demo, 22–27 result, 27–30 CTA.

Expected output: Beat sheet

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 04 — Import and organize

Theory / Why: Consistent naming prevents missing media.

Guided practical: Create folders footage, audio, captions, exports and import clips.

Expected output: Organized timeline

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 05 — Trim to action

Theory / Why: Cut unnecessary pauses while preserving understanding.

Guided practical: Place clips in order and trim dead air.

Expected output: 30-second rough cut

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 06 — Reframe vertically

Theory / Why: Text and faces can be cut by 9:16 crops.

Guided practical: Position subject in safe center and preview on a phone.

Expected output: Framing check

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 07 — Clean dialogue

Theory / Why: Noise reduction cannot rescue every poor recording.

Guided practical: Adjust gain, remove mild noise and check peaks without clipping.

Expected output: Clear voice track

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 08 — Mix background music

Theory / Why: Speech should remain intelligible.

Guided practical: Reduce music under narration and avoid abrupt start/stop.

Expected output: Balanced mix

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 09 — Add readable captions

Theory / Why: Captions should not be covered by platform controls.

Guided practical: Use high contrast, 1–2 lines and check spelling.

Expected output: Captioned timeline

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 10 — Add restrained motion

Theory / Why: Motion should clarify, not distract.

Guided practical: Apply one short zoom or transition to emphasize result.

Expected output: Motion pass

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 11 — Export MP4

Theory / Why: Correct codec and bitrate improve compatibility.

Guided practical: Export H.264 video and AAC audio in MP4.

Expected output: Playable MP4

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 12 — Review and archive

Theory / Why: Delivery includes source and licensing evidence.

Guided practical: Watch entire export, check first/last frames, save project and asset list.

Expected output: QA checklist

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Independent assignment

Repeat the workflow for a second fictional client or project, record every decision, compare the outcomes and identify three improvements.

Knowledge check

  1. What is the main measurable objective?
  2. Which step verifies correctness before launch?
  3. What risks require permission or approval?

Review guide: Your answers must reference the course scenario, its verification checkpoints, and the explicit approval gates. This is a guided project, not a verified live deployment.

Video/audio and downloadable course PDF are not included in this batch. Do not represent the outline as a completed eight-minute video.

06. Android Publishing — Release & Compliance

Level: Full Advanced · Practice scenario: A fictional Flutter Android app prepared for internal testing

Learning method: Read the theory, perform the action in a draft/test environment, capture evidence, then verify the expected result. Do not spend money or publish on behalf of clients without approval.

Step 01 — Confirm ownership

Theory / Why: Publishing requires authorized developer account and legal information.

Guided practical: List app owner, package ID, privacy contact and release approver.

Expected output: Ownership checklist

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 02 — Audit permissions

Theory / Why: Unneeded permissions create privacy risk.

Guided practical: Review AndroidManifest permissions against actual features.

Expected output: Permission inventory

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 03 — Check data handling

Theory / Why: Data Safety declarations must match behavior.

Guided practical: Document collected data, purpose, retention and third-party SDKs.

Expected output: Data inventory

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 04 — Prepare signing strategy

Theory / Why: Release signing keys require secure backup.

Guided practical: Plan keystore custody and Play App Signing; never put passwords in Git.

Expected output: Key custody plan

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 05 — Set version metadata

Theory / Why: Version codes must advance across releases.

Guided practical: Set semantic version name and increment build number.

Expected output: Version record

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 06 — Build release bundle

Theory / Why: Play distribution commonly uses Android App Bundles.

Guided practical: Run flutter build appbundle --release in configured local project.

Expected output: AAB build artifact

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 07 — Inspect build output

Theory / Why: Build success does not imply runtime success.

Guided practical: Check bundle path, signing and dependency warnings.

Expected output: Build report

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 08 — Test on real devices

Theory / Why: Different Android versions expose layout and permission problems.

Guided practical: Test installation, offline use, back navigation, forms and media.

Expected output: Device test matrix

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 09 — Run internal testing

Theory / Why: Controlled testing catches issues before production.

Guided practical: Create an internal test track and invite authorized testers.

Expected output: Test release plan

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 10 — Prepare listing assets

Theory / Why: Store copy and screenshots must reflect the real app.

Guided practical: Create icon, feature graphic, screenshots and accurate description.

Expected output: Listing asset set

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 11 — Review store policies

Theory / Why: Requirements vary by account, app category and current policy.

Guided practical: Check latest target SDK, testing eligibility and privacy policy requirements.

Expected output: Policy review log

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 12 — Plan rollout and rollback

Theory / Why: Monitoring protects users after release.

Guided practical: Define staged rollout, crash monitoring, support channel and hotfix plan.

Expected output: Release runbook

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Independent assignment

Repeat the workflow for a second fictional client or project, record every decision, compare the outcomes and identify three improvements.

Knowledge check

  1. What is the main measurable objective?
  2. Which step verifies correctness before launch?
  3. What risks require permission or approval?

Review guide: Your answers must reference the course scenario, its verification checkpoints, and the explicit approval gates. This is a guided project, not a verified live deployment.

Video/audio and downloadable course PDF are not included in this batch. Do not represent the outline as a completed eight-minute video.

07. Client Monetization — Project Operations

Level: Full Advanced · Practice scenario: A fictional ₹25,000 small-business website project

Learning method: Read the theory, perform the action in a draft/test environment, capture evidence, then verify the expected result. Do not spend money or publish on behalf of clients without approval.

Step 01 — Discover client needs

Theory / Why: Requirements should be documented before quoting.

Guided practical: Interview about goals, pages, audience, forms and maintenance.

Expected output: Discovery notes

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 02 — Define deliverables

Theory / Why: Scope clarity prevents disputes.

Guided practical: List five pages, responsive design, basic SEO and one revision round.

Expected output: Scope document

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 03 — Identify exclusions

Theory / Why: Unstated assumptions cause scope creep.

Guided practical: Explicitly exclude custom backend, paid assets and ad spend.

Expected output: Exclusions list

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 04 — Estimate effort

Theory / Why: Time estimates need contingencies.

Guided practical: Break design, build, content, QA and handoff into hours.

Expected output: Effort estimate

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 05 — Price transparently

Theory / Why: Pricing must account for costs and tax obligations.

Guided practical: Draft ₹25,000 fictional quote with milestones and validity.

Expected output: Proposal

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 06 — Agree milestones

Theory / Why: Payment stages align work with acceptance.

Guided practical: Propose 30% kickoff, 40% demo, 30% final acceptance.

Expected output: Milestone schedule

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 07 — Set change control

Theory / Why: Changes outside scope need written approval.

Guided practical: Create change-request form with cost and date impact.

Expected output: Change log

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 08 — Create review environment

Theory / Why: Clients should review before public launch.

Guided practical: Deploy password-protected or private staging and share review checklist.

Expected output: Staging plan

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 09 — Test acceptance

Theory / Why: A documented checklist prevents subjective disputes.

Guided practical: Test responsive pages, forms, accessibility and links.

Expected output: Acceptance report

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 10 — Deliver credentials safely

Theory / Why: Client assets and credentials must be handled securely.

Guided practical: Transfer access through account invitations and password manager, not chat text.

Expected output: Access handover

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 11 — Document maintenance

Theory / Why: Support terms should be explicit.

Guided practical: Write backups, updates, security and response-time plan.

Expected output: Maintenance offer

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Step 12 — Close and learn

Theory / Why: A project is not finished until accepted and documented.

Guided practical: Obtain written acceptance, issue invoice and request optional feedback.

Expected output: Project closure pack

Verification: Save a screenshot, document or test result proving the expected output. If missing, recheck assumptions and settings before proceeding.

Independent assignment

Repeat the workflow for a second fictional client or project, record every decision, compare the outcomes and identify three improvements.

Knowledge check

  1. What is the main measurable objective?
  2. Which step verifies correctness before launch?
  3. What risks require permission or approval?

Review guide: Your answers must reference the course scenario, its verification checkpoints, and the explicit approval gates. This is a guided project, not a verified live deployment.

Video/audio and downloadable course PDF are not included in this batch. Do not represent the outline as a completed eight-minute video.