Hey everyone! I’m back with Progress Update #3 for The Fullstack AI Marketing Platform course, and this one’s packed with exciting news, date changes, and more! WHAT'S NEW: 🎁 FREE ACCESS TO 2 MODULES: I’ve unlocked Module 2 and Module 3 for free—whether you’ve purchased the course or not, you can now dive into these modules. If you have not purchased the program and want to watch the modules for free, click here. If you've already purchased the course and want to watch the modules, click here. 🚀NEW LAUNCH DATE: The course launch has been moved to Wednesday, September 25th at 6 PM EST. I needed a bit more time to make sure everything is polished and perfect, but it’s going to be worth the wait! In the meantime, those free modules are there for you. 💰PRICE UPDATE: The pre-launch price is still $99, but it will jump by 50% to $149 after the course goes live. Why the increase? I've added a lot more AI prompts and recorded more material than I originally planned. My goal is to make sure you have everything you need to succeed as a developer! If you're thinking about joining, now's the perfect time to lock in the lower price. 🧑‍🏫COURSE OVERVIEW: As promised, I’ve shared a full breakdown of the course modules. You can check out the video here: Watch the Course Overview Video READY TO JOIN? Click here to access the classroom and purchase the course I’m super excited for you to get started! If you have any questions, feel free to drop a comment below or DM me. Cheers, Brandon 🧑‍💻 P.S. I'm so excited for you guys to get to checkout the sneak peak modules I just released for you guys! I can't wait to hear your feedback!

Hey everyone! I’m back with another update on The Fullstack AI Marketing Platform—the first course in my AI Business in a Box series, where you’ll learn to build real-world AI applications from scratch. If you're following along, you know this course is all about giving you the tools to build and deploy AI-powered solutions that can automate marketing for creators. Let’s dive into this week's exciting progress update! ✅ Progress Update: What’s New This week’s progress is HUGE! We’ve made some major strides, and I’m excited to share the latest developments: - Landing & Pricing Pages: You’ll learn how to build polished, professional-looking landing and pricing pages to market your AI solutions. - UI Overhaul: We completely redesigned the UI, making it sleek, responsive, and mobile-friendly. Plus, there are gorgeous loaders that give users smooth feedback while tasks run. - AI Jobs & Background Processes: All the AI jobs are running like a dream! You’ll deploy these jobs to Railway and learn how to run tasks in parallel, keeping your app lightning fast as your user base grows. We’ve also added real-time progress updates to keep users in the loop. - Full E2E Functionality: Everything’s hooked up, working end-to-end with Stripe integration to manage subscriptions. This means if you’re ready to start charging for your AI app ideas, this course will teach you exactly how to do it! ❓Your Questions Answered You’ve been sending in some awesome questions, and I wanted to share answers to a few of the most common ones: Q: What background knowledge do I need, and how can I prepare? A: If you’ve worked with Python, JavaScript, or TypeScript, you’re all set! This course is designed for those with programming experience, so if you’re new to coding, it might feel a bit advanced. No worries though—I’ve shared two free Next.js crash courses over on Skool to help you get up to speed fast! Here is the link to full article here

I've received a bunch of questions and emails over the past few days asking "how can I prepare for the upcoming course" and "what do I need to know" before starting the course. The TLDR is that you need to have a basic understanding of NextJS, Typescript, and React. If you haven't worked with these technologies before, don't worry! It is pretty easy to pick up these technologies especially with the help of AI. To help you get started learning the fundamentals of these technologies, I've attached 2 free YouTube tutorial that do a good job of covering the basics of NextJS. By the end of these tutorials, you'll know the basics of working with React, Typescript, and NextJS. If you are trying to learn these technologies as fast as possible, I'd focus on learning all the high level topics first then dive deep into the specifics. Here's exactly how I would learn the high-level topics: - First, pick one of the YouTUbe tutorials and pull it up on one screen and ChatGPT in the other. - Do NOT code while you're watching the video the first time through. - As your watching the video, I would approach everything with a child like curiosity. What I mean by that is every time you see something new in the video, take a screenshot of it and pass it over to ChatGPT. Then, ask ChatGPT, "What is this?", "When do devs use this?", "Can you show me another example of this?", "As a new dev, what should I know about this". - As your asking ChatGPT a million questions, your goal is to understand all the high level terminology and how everything connects together. By the end of this high level review, you should know the following words even though you might not know how to 100% use them yet: - Props - Components - Dynamic routing - async / await - Pages - Client side - Server side Now, it's time to go deep! Here's how you're going to do that: - In this stage, you're going to get your hands dirty and actually start coding along in the video. - As you are cloning the applications, pay attention to when you create new components, when you add `useState` and `useEffect` to your app. - The goal of this phase is to build up muscle memory when it comes to the core elements of a NextJS app.

Hey @Brandon Hancock watching your video yesterday on sub costs got me thinking about infrastructure for the projects in the paid course. Not sure if you have the time, but maybe a short video on that would be helpful for everyone. Like, will we use AWS for hosting and how much will that cost for the landing page, web apps etc. And will we be building out everything on servers or is that already setup? And what types of API costs are we looking at if we have 5 - 10 users (based on how often they use our service) and other pricing we might incur to provide the service for customers? Sorry for all of the questions but your last video got me thinking. Hope you're having a good Sunday! 😀

Hey everyone! I’m thrilled to share an update on the course I’ve been creating for you. In case you missed it, I’m launching a series of courses focused on solving real-world problems using AI-powered apps. The ultimate goal? To help you become full-stack AI developers, ready to tackle the challenges of 2024 and beyond. **Progress Update: What’s New** In this first progress update, I’m excited to show off some of the new features you’ll learn to build in the course. These aren’t just any features—these are the kinds of tools that will give you a solid foundation as an AI developer. I’ve also implemented a few core AI and full-stack concepts that are absolute must-knows for anyone serious about AI development. **Demo & Next Steps** During the update, I also dive into a live demo where you can see these new features in action. Plus, I’ll cover some of the major enhancements I’m planning to build out next, so you know exactly what’s coming your way. I’m so pumped for you to see what we’ve been working on, and I can’t wait to hear what you think! If you have questions about anything in the video or the course as a whole, please drop a comment down below and I'll be happy to help! Cheers, Brandon 🧑‍💻🥂 P.S. If you missed the original course announcement and overview, you can watch it here: Click here to watch overview P.P.S. Here's the link to the course inside of the Skool community. Click here to view course