O1: Empower artists to sell their online classes, reaching €90K in revenue.
- KR1: Onboard and actively engage 10 dance instructors to offer pre-recorded class content
O2: Become the go-to platform for event organizers by generating €831K in service revenue.
- KR1: Onboard 500 festival organizers to manage their events
- KR2: Attract 300 party organizers to list their regular events
- KR3: Enable 500 course providers to manage their programs
- KR4: Partner with 500 workshop/bootcamp organizers
- KR5: Support 100 instructors in running online Zoom classes
O3: Empower artists to grow their audience and income, reaching €221K in service revenue.
- KR1: Onboard and actively engage 200 dance instructors on the platform
- KR2: Attract 200 DJs to list and manage their services
- KR3: Bring 100 music bands, musicians, and singers to showcase their work
- KR4: Engage 100 choreographers to offer their services
- KR5: Partner with 100 videographers to provide content creation services
O4: Streamline venue management and bookings to achieve €25K in service revenue.
- KR1: Partner with 200 dance studios to manage their venue bookings
O1: Launch WeDance v4
- KR1: Data migrated from v3
- KR2: Successful design sprint user testing for navigation and city calendar (dancers)
O2: Online Classes
- KR1: Yarima Online Course is launched by end of February 2025
- KR2: Successful design sprint user testing for online classes (providers/artists)
- KR3: Successful design sprint user testing for online classes (consumers/dancers)
O3: Pinakothek Booking
- KR1: Successful design sprint user testing for Pinakothek Booking (organizers)
- KR2: Voting for Pinakothek Booking Policy is posted by end of February 2025
- KR3: Pinakothek Booking is launched by end of March, 2025
O4: Grow community
- KR1: Google Reviews Collection (Anja, Eneris, Yarima, Amado, Salsea)
- KR2: Munich Salsa Calendar campaign is launched by end of January 2025 (newsletter, telegram, instagram)
- KR3: 10 videos of salsa cubana dancers from different cities
- KR4: 10 videos of different dance styles in Munich
- How can we effectively build a strong network of users and partners over time?
- How can we stand out among competing platforms and social media groups vying for users' attention?
- What challenges might arise in developing and maintaining a robust platform with various features?
- How can we secure funding and manage cash flow effectively?
- What legal and regulatory challenges should we anticipate, especially when expanding internationally?
- Alex: create UX to buy tickets
- Alex: create UX to buy online classes
- Alex: create UX to book an artist
- Alex: create UX to book a venue
- Alex: create UX to edit profile
- Alex: create UX to create a post
- Alex: create UX to create an event
- Alex: create UX to search, find "MontunoClub"
- Alex: Yarima's course
- Alex: Eneris zoom classes
- Alex: Javier - book dj, dj class
- Alex: Dora - book piano lesson, musician workshop, book singer, book as musician
- Alex: City homepage - similar to homepage with overview and features
- Alex: For logged in users hide heros
- Alex: profile menu (after signed in)
- Alex: notifications
- Alex: settings
- Alex: Implement authentication system
- Egor: schema and mocks reorganization
- Egor: Set up tRPC API
- Egor: schema.org standardization
Following S3 principles:
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Weekly Check-ins
- Quick metrics review
- Blocker resolution
- Cross-circle coordination
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Monthly Reviews
- Detailed progress assessment
- Strategy alignment check
- Resource allocation review
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Quarterly Planning
- OKR setting and adjustment
- Circle retrospectives
- Strategic planning
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Success Criteria
- Clear measurement methods
- Regular data collection
- Transparent reporting
- Collective evaluation
OKRs can be adjusted through:
- Proposal by any circle member
- Discussion in circle meeting
- Consent-based decision making
- Documentation of changes
These OKRs follow S3 principles and align with our Organization Canvas.