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 — 12 checkpoints
02. Meta Ads — Lead Campaign — 12 checkpoints
03. Affiliate Marketing — Ethical Content — 12 checkpoints
04. YouTube — Tutorial Production — 12 checkpoints
05. Video Editing — Practical Workflow — 12 checkpoints
06. Android Publishing — Release & Compliance — 12 checkpoints
07. Client Monetization — Project Operations — 12 checkpoints
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
- What is the main measurable objective?
- Which step verifies correctness before launch?
- 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
- What is the main measurable objective?
- Which step verifies correctness before launch?
- 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
- What is the main measurable objective?
- Which step verifies correctness before launch?
- 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
- What is the main measurable objective?
- Which step verifies correctness before launch?
- 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
- What is the main measurable objective?
- Which step verifies correctness before launch?
- 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
- What is the main measurable objective?
- Which step verifies correctness before launch?
- 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
- What is the main measurable objective?
- Which step verifies correctness before launch?
- 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.