Lua scripting for FiveM: resource structure, client and server, events, framework integration, UI and release.
Write, structure and release FiveM resources with correct client-server separation, secure events and a framework integration that does not break on update.
Skills: Resource manifest and structure, Client versus server code, Events and security, Framework integration, NUI basics and release packaging
Rewrite ten listings, fix delivery and policies, build support snippets and macros, run one review cycle and one retention action — and measure.
For a real or realistic store: rewrite the ten best-selling listings to the buyer's-questions structure with spec blocks, set delivery to a library with logged downloads and quotable policies at checkout, build ten snippets and five macros, run one monthly review clustering with listing fixes shipped, and launch one retention email measured by cohort.
Listings, delivery, support and retention for a small online store — the operations that turn a first order into a second.
Operate a small store with listings that answer buyers, delivery and licensing that prevent disputes, support that resolves fast, and retention that is measured.
Skills: Listings that answer objections, Delivery, returns and licensing policies, Support with policy snippets, Reviews as product feedback, Retention metrics
Position a product, commit to two channels, run one campaign and an email programme for a quarter, and produce three monthly reviews.
For a real product: write the positioning statement from customer language with proof, choose two channels on evidence with a metric each, launch the email programme with a promise and welcome sequence, run one campaign from a one-page brief with tagged links, and produce three monthly reviews with fair comparisons and caveats.
Positioning, channels, campaigns and measurement for a small business, built on one message and honest numbers.
Run a measurable marketing programme for a small business: a positioning statement, two working channels, a campaign process and a monthly review.
Skills: Positioning from the customer's alternative, Choosing channels by evidence, Running a campaign from a brief, Email that gets opened, Measurement with caveats
Take a real business question end to end: definition, profile, query with reconciliation, chart, one-page write-up, and a review by a sceptic.
Choose a question someone in your business actually asks. Write the metric definition and get it agreed. Profile the data and write notes. Build the query with a reconciliation check. Produce one chart with the finding as its title and a caveat beneath. Write the one-page analysis and have a sceptical colleague review it; record their questions and revise.
From a business question to a chart with a caveat, with definitions, checks and a write-up that survives scrutiny.
Answer business questions from data with defined metrics, reconciled queries, honest charts and a one-page write-up.
Skills: Turning questions into metric definitions, Profiling and cleaning data, SQL and spreadsheet aggregation, Chart choice and annotation, Writing up with caveats
Build an inventory workbook with a products table, stock movements, reorder points, a dashboard and checks.
Build a workbook with a products table (SKU, name, cost, reorder point, lead time), a movements table (date, SKU, quantity in or out), a stock-on-hand summary with SUMIFS, reorder alerts with conditional formatting, a pivot dashboard by category, validation on all inputs and a checks block.
Structure, formulas, lookups, pivots and checks — learned by building the sheets a business actually needs.
Build spreadsheets with clean structure, correct formulas, working lookups and built-in checks, in Excel or Google Sheets.
Skills: Structuring data as tables, Core formulas and absolute references, Lookups and conditional aggregation, Pivot tables, Validation and error checks
Implement the money, customer, work and risk systems for a real small business and run them for one month.
For a real business (yours or a client's), set up lean bookkeeping with a close checklist, invoicing with a reminder ladder, a thirteen-week cash sheet, a CRM with five stages and a weekly review, one task list, a file structure, three procedures, tested backups, a password manager with offboarding, and a compliance calendar. Run everything for one month and write a one-page review.
Money, customers, work and risk: set up each system once, on a rhythm, so the business runs without heroics.
Set up bookkeeping, invoicing, a CRM, a task system and the risk basics for a small business, each on a weekly or monthly rhythm.
Skills: Monthly close and cash view, Invoicing and collections, CRM and pipeline discipline, Task and document systems, Backups, access and compliance basics
Design a three-step checkout with every state and all its copy, then run a usability test and revise.
Design a checkout flow: cart review, details, confirmation. Define each screen's job and primary action, build hierarchy in greyscale first, design all five states per screen, write all copy to the rules, then test with five people and revise the top three findings.
Milestone 1: Structure
Milestone 2: States and words
Instant delivery after paymentLicence stated on every productRe-download anytime from My LibrarySecure checkout — Polar or FungiesNew products every week
Instant delivery after paymentLicence stated on every productRe-download anytime from My LibrarySecure checkout — Polar or FungiesNew products every week
