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I'm learning marketing on my own projects - a SaaS and a leather brand. I document every experiment: what I did, how much I spent, what happened. You get my raw notes before I polish them for the blog.
[0] Raw results, not success stories
Real numbers, analytics screenshots, and honest 'it flopped'
[1] Experiments you can replicate
Step by step - what I did and whether it's worth repeating
[2] Dev perspective, not marketer
I write code, not pitch decks. I get your context
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Most marketing advice assumes you have money and a team. I have a laptop, weekends, and stubbornness. If you're also building something after hours - these notes are for you.
Real numbers, analytics screenshots. No vague 'I grew my reach' nonsense.
Everything I test works without ad spend. A laptop and your time - that's enough.
I build apps for a living, not pitch decks. I know what a deploy is, not 'brand synergy'.