Monday morning and blanking on what to share? Looking for some inspiration for your build in public social media stories and posts?
You’re not alone. Coming up with posts from scratch to build in public properly is challenging.
But we’ve got you covered!
Here are 6 kinds of #buildinpublic stories Kevon Cheung teaches about in his build in public with authenticity course:
1. Decision frameworks
2. Learning from failures
3. Product analytics
4. Public learning
5. Product development
6. Personal anecdotes
Let’s explore each of the six kinds of build in public stories so you won’t need to search for inspiration on what to post ever again!
Build in public story #1: Decision frameworks
Made a change in your product? Pricing? living style? Share the framework you used to evaluate the choice. Why did you change? What caused you to shift focus? The more background & process you share, the better.
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Build in public story #2: Learning from failures
If you can be candid & transparent, we’ll all appreciate it. Failures that we can learn from are rare online. Share them!
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Build in public story #3: Product analytics
Everyone loves to see analytics and numbers. They show authenticity and, hey – numbers tell a great story.
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Build in public story #4: Public learning
We’re all learning everyday. As Jessie Van Breugel says: folks don’t pay for information, they pay for curation. Curate your learnings into convenient formats to share.
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Build in public story #5: Product development
Stages of product development, screens and UI are all great stories to share. They touch home with many builders and come alive with great images.
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Build in public story #6: Personal anecdotes
Don’t forget that you’re a real person. Share your personality, that’s the benefit of building in public. You can be – YOU. Can be random or related to what you’re working on.
Final tips for build in public inspiration stories
It’s always better to show what you’re building and not ‘think‘ out loud. Building resonates because it’s emotional. Thinking doesn’t because it’s abstract.
So if you’re stuck looking to be inspired for what kind of build in public stories you can tell your audience, here are six we learned from Kevon Cheung’s #buildinpublic audio course:
1. Decision frameworks
2. Learning from failures
3. Product analytics
4. Public learning
5. Product development
6. Personal anecdotes
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