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1 # Projects
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3 Projects are how you organize your work on Makenot.work. A project groups related items together: an album, a podcast, a software product, a course.
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7 ## Creating a Project
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9 From your dashboard, click **New Project** and set:
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11 - **Name**: Display name for the project (e.g., "Debut Album", "Sound Design Toolkit")
12 - **Slug**: URL-friendly name that becomes your project address (e.g., `debut-album`)
13 - **Description**: What the project is about, shown on the project page
14 - **Category**: The type of content (Music, Software, Writing, etc.)
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16 > [!UI] project-edit-form
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18 ## Project URLs
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20 Every project gets a permanent URL:
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22 ```
23 makenot.work/p/your-project-slug
24 ```
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26 You control the slug when creating the project.
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28 ## Project Settings
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30 From the project dashboard, configure:
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32 - **Category**: Helps fans find your project through discovery and search
33 - **Git repositories**: Link source code repos (shown via the built-in git browser)
34 - **Labels**: Platform commitment badges (e.g., "DRM-Free", "No LLMs Used") that your project can opt into
35 - **Cover image**: Visual representation shown on your profile and in search
36 - **Description**: Markdown-supported project description
37 - **Visibility**: Public or draft (draft projects are only visible to you)
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39 ## Project Analytics
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41 Each project has its own analytics tab showing:
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43 - **Revenue**: Total earnings with period-over-period comparison
44 - **Sales**: Transaction count for selected time range
45 - **Followers**: How many people follow this project
46 - **Top items**: Which items earn the most
47 - **Revenue chart**: Bar chart bucketed by time period
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49 Time range selector: 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, all-time.
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51 ## Membership Tiers
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53 Create monthly membership tiers per project:
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55 1. Go to project dashboard > Membership Tiers tab
56 2. Add tiers with name, price, and description
57 3. Toggle tiers active/inactive without deleting them
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59 Fans join through the payment checkout. Billing, renewals, and cancellations are handled by the payment processor.
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61 Membership tiers are separate from [Fan+]./fan-plus.md, which is a platform-wide membership.
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63 ## Promo Codes
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65 Create promotional codes scoped to a project:
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67 - **Discount codes**: Percentage or fixed amount off, with optional usage limits and expiration
68 - **Download codes**: Single-use codes for free access, useful for press copies and giveaways
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70 Share discount-applied links with `?discount=CODE` appended to any item URL.
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72 ## Blog Posts
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74 Every project includes a blog. Blog posts use the same markdown editor as text items:
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76 - Draft/publish workflow
77 - Included in the project's RSS feed
78 - Included in data exports
79 - Separate from items; they have their own tab
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81 Blog posts are always free. Use them for updates, announcements, liner notes, or changelogs.
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83 ## Ordering Items
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85 Drag to reorder items within a project. The order you set is the order fans see on the project page.
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87 ## Data Export
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89 Export all project data as JSON from the dashboard. Exports include items, sales counts, chapters, versions, license keys, blog posts, and all metadata.
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91 ## Deleting a Project
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93 Deleting a project removes it and all its items permanently. Fans who purchased items lose access. Export your data first if you need a backup.
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97 ## See Also
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99 - [Items]./items.md: Creating and managing individual content
100 - [Content Overview]./02-content.md: Content types, versions, and chapters
101 - [Pricing Models]../about/pricing.md: Fixed price, PWYW, and memberships
102 - [Analytics & Dashboard]./analytics.md: Revenue charts and transaction history
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