Success Experience: A 0→1 Opportunity for You Too! Hitotarao Campaign Project 'Hitotarao & Tarao Girls Awareness Improvement Project' Success Reward: 100–1000 chips, plus *3000 chips (5 people), *10000 chips (3 people) *Additional targets if there are over 100 project participants (Deadline: 4/26) Campaign Ended

You can try up to two times, so you have to start by announcing that the project has begun.

Read the conditions at the link below carefully and fulfill them. (This is close to practicing for freelance work.)

Total rewards up to 300,000 yen

・"This is a project participation article"
・"This article is a promotional article"
・"There is a possibility of receiving chips by meeting the conditions"

Please check the details at the link and fulfill the conditions.
You will not receive chips if you do not meet the conditions.

Increase awareness of Hitotarao and the Tarao Girls.

・Increase the number of people who achieve 0→1 monetization on note.

While following the conditions is mandatory, I will vary the chip amount based on how well you meet the intent and the content itself☝️

Since there is no risk for those participating in the project, I would be happy if people who are learning about me for the first time also participated.

...is what it says.

This is not just about increasing awareness, but Hitotarao is also paying out of his own pocket to let people practice monetizing on NOtE through a 0→1 success experience and a system where you 'are guaranteed success (if you meet the conditions)' and earn a success reward.

Usually, it's first-come, first-served for a certain number of people, so my desire to prioritize newcomers comes first, but

this time, if over 100 people challenge it, you can aim for an additional 3000 or 10000 chips, so it's even more fun if everyone gets excited together.

And, the reward chips of 100–1000 are also a test of how you carry out the mission.

I think it's a quite interesting project.
It's worth trying by meeting the conditions since you get at least 100 chips, and you are also being tested on how you can think for yourself to create content that impresses Hitotarao by adding a twist to how you introduce him (how to introduce Hitotarao and the Tarao Girls).

In a sense, it's an outrageous way to provide OJT (On-the-Job Training) for NOtE out of his own pocket.

OJT (On-the-Job Training) is 'in-house training' where supervisors and seniors at the workplace instruct subordinates and juniors on knowledge, skills, and attitudes through actual work. It is a human resource development method that allows for the acquisition of work skills in a short period through practice, and is effective for early workforce development and building relationships of trust.

Main points of OJT

Practical learning: Learning through actual work rather than classroom lectures.

Individual Guidance: The trainer (instructor) and trainee (person being trained) communicate closely.

Planned Implementation: To prevent neglect or intuitive guidance, a plan is created, and steps such as 'show by doing' are followed.

70:20:10 Rule: It is said that 70% of employee growth comes from work experience (OJT).

I think this kind of impossibility is what makes this person interesting.

Normally, it's impossible to go out of your way to raise your own rivals, but this person actually does it.

To sell information products, even for 100 yen, you need to set the right conditions.
Of course, if your sense and the product's flow are solid—'if you can create an approach that makes people want to buy after reading the creator's content'—it will sell, but it's not easy at first.

This project covers the reward out of pocket, so it's a challenge that will definitely succeed (if conditions are met), and the amount varies from 100 to 1000 points depending on your level of engagement. You are being tested to see if you can try it out and think about how to aim for your goals.

Since you can challenge twice, let's try it out, partly to spread the word.
And,
usually, the first time, people end up overlooking the client's conditions. If this were a real job, you wouldn't get any more requests after that, you know?

Read the minimum conditions to receive the reward carefully, from there, you are being tested, you know?

Since they are generous enough to let you do OJT twice on NOtE where you get rewarded, let's borrow that generosity to polish your skills. (I don't know if the person is actually generous in real life.)

[Deadline] Until 23:59 on Sunday, April 26, 2026

So, first, try creating the first one, and learn the method and the flow.

You should discover many things in the process. I think that will be useful for disseminating information on NOtE in the future.

I think there is probably a meaning to this project being launched at the beginning of April.
With new lives and new beginnings, people get discouraged if their first information product doesn't sell, so if you learn that first and gain know-how and confidence, it becomes the driving force for how you will make improvements later.

Now then, how should I explain the eccentric person launching this project... or rather, a friend to newcomers? Hitotarawo-san... it would get too long, and there are too many wild and interesting episodes.

As a 'laugh-seller' (sales through laughter), he is someone who seeks success for everyone, has already managed and sold several companies, and is now FIRE'd, yet still generates 8-figure sales on Note.

And, he says the shortest path to success is to imitate successful people, and he is 'an impossible person who for some reason explains his own know-how
'. Since he is already successful, he claims it's no problem even if he is imitated, because he earns income in other genres, so he can say that even if you become a rival as a successful person on Note, it doesn't matter.
He is certainly not an ordinary person (lol). Normally, this is impossible.

It's too interesting because he pulls off the impossible. But it is also true that using the know-how of a successful person is the most likely way to succeed.

It makes sense, but it's too interesting because it's normally impossible.

The background is something like this.

So, Tarao Girls (TG) are members of the membership, and of course, men can join too.
Membership numbers are distributed to those who want them if they wish to claim one. Although the membership has exceeded 100 people, they aren't distributed to everyone; it seems they are given to those who request them midway through. This isn't an automatic assignment, but rather something you ask for recently.
You can understand that part better by reading the collaborative magazine, right? I wonder, since it started voluntarily from the Hitotarao fan membership, even men are 'Girls' in the name Tarao Girls (lol).
We're doing things in a friendly atmosphere, so if you want a number,

why not join the 100-yen-per-month membership and then ask about it? (First month free)

Anyway, since the project has been launched and started, you don't have to be a member to participate, so it's a project where you can get chips through free articles.

How about trying it out as practice for future monetization?

If you try it as if you were meeting a client's requirements as training, you might find that you unexpectedly overlook things, misunderstand the client's instructions, or do things likeforgetting to add a hashtag, so by trying it out, you might realize that you've been skimming requests and conditions and missing important details.
In reality, mistakes with clients are unforgivable, so it's probably good to get used to practicing before the real thing, isn't it?

This project isn't something you can only do if you join the membership, so I think newcomers should try it to see if they can follow instructions and work as a system for getting chips through information dissemination.

Since you can't afford to fail at work, you can think of this as practicing while getting rewarded.

90% of Note monetization attempts fail.
There are various reasons for this, but I have been investigating it thoroughly.

I think one of those reasons is 'losing heart while wandering in the 0→1 phase before success'.

The true cycle of monetization isn't easy (for some people), so I think it's good to succeed once and build some confidence.
I think there are also system parts you can understand by doing that.

It's not like you won't get results if you do it, so I think it's perfect for practice, but what do you think?

(Part of the struggle with monetization is that if you aren't doing it right, you won't get an answer back even if you try hard.)

And, Hank-san has already made it...
This is why talented people are scary.

Also, to be honest,launching, operating, and rolling out this project at this timing is exactly what shows the talent of an entrepreneur...and the rollout itself is a demonstration of how a successful person envisions the goal and executes it.
I think it's valuable to see up close how a successful person's way of thinking works.
What you can notice there is up to you.

In that sense, I find it very interesting to watch.
Because you rarely get the chance to see a successful person's process this closely in the real world.
I really think this is valuable.
(Though what that means and how you use it in the future depends on the person.)