So let me be clear first.
This course is not about selling a secret to making big money.
Depending on your idea, it might only earn you a thousand won a week or even a thousand won a month.
The value I am talking about is not the size of the profit, but a structure that stays alive even after you take your hands off it.
A structure that, once built properly and approved, requires no management and can be forgotten about.
Even if it's not a lot of money, I believe that is enough to be called "true automation."
And currently in the market, there is a lot of talk about 'apps that earn $1 a day,'
but 'website structures that earn even $1 a day' were surprisingly hard to find.
For apps, once you build and upload them to a store, the path for review and distribution is relatively set,
but for the web, beginners find it much more vague because they have to choose for themselves where and how to deploy and connect various elements.
Also, I wanted to show that there is a way to create a web that runs quietly on its own once built, rather than repeating the labor of manual content creation on WordPress or Tistory blogs.
So, instead of promising 'big money,' this course chooses to provide the trial and error I experienced after improving and turning it into an actionable format.
And that approach is the core of this course.
The reason I created this lecture is simple.
When I was struggling after failing 10 times over a period of a year and a half,
If someone had guided me from start to finish, saying “Just follow this sequence,” I think I would have bought it immediately without hesitation.
This is because burning time in a state of 'not knowing why it isn't working' is quite a painful experience.
That is why this course is not a one-way curriculum where you are left to solve problems on your own when you get stuck. To ensure you can ask questions and share your situation whenever you encounter a roadblock,
I have opened an open chatroom for real-time communication.
It's okay if you don't know how to code, and it's okay if you're using AI for the first time.
To ensure you don't get lost on your own, we will proceed in a way that helps you organize "what to do next in this current situation."
The important thing is that I am not trying to teach web development knowledge.
Concepts and principles are already overflowing to the point of being excessive if you search for them,
and we are now in an era where implementation and modifications follow just by asking AI tools in natural language.
This course does the exact opposite. It reduces the need to think and leaves only the execution.
That is why I have prepared a project template (starting point) that allows you to begin with the premise of AdSense approval.
It is designed so that you don't have to worry about "How should I structure this from scratch?"
Instead, you can start by simply adding your ideas onto the foundation I have already built.
Also, I have captured every minor step, from the very beginning where most beginners get stuck—such as signing up for GitHub
—to installing AI tools and the deployment process.
You don't have to struggle to understand it.
If you simply follow along with the captures, you will complete the entire process from website deployment to the final review submission.
If I have provided assistance through the real-time communication channel and you still fail to receive approval, it is my shortcoming.
If you have followed along well but still fail to get AdSense approval, I promise a 100% refund.
After taking this course, I hope some will be left with a small website, others with a tiny bit of profit,
and more importantly, the sense that "I can do this too."
It doesn't matter if it's 1,000 won a day or even less.
I hope you experience, even just once, something you created quietly generating profit,
and through this course, I hope you feel that building a pipeline is not a story from another world.
I think I was able to go through it faster because it was text rather than a video Making a profit is honestly difficult but I'm starting to get a sense of it
Usually, people try to put effort into side projects and attempt to control everything themselves, but such projects inevitably become empty shells and end up as showcase projects that can't even run ads. This seems to provide concrete insights on how to realistically monetize by implementing ads, so it would be quite interesting to follow along and gradually generate some revenue.
I am touched that you helped me until I could fully understand. I will definitely try to monetize by building additional sites in the future.
Thank you for the great lecture!
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