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Introducing the challenge to create an English course in 2 weeks to market the SaaS app Bubble Component Collection. The author shares the strategy of using Info Products (ebooks, courses, templates) to promote software, differences between info products and regular blogging, and the plan to create a course under 3 hours demonstrating how to use the Chrome extension to build app frontends.
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