How To Create An Online Course That Sells

Worth to take this course if you're completely new to create courses and to sell 'em online. This course will help you that making a course and start selling it through online is not a hard nut to crack. You can start doing it right now.

I was attracted to this course because of the heading. Unfortunately, this course left me hanging. The introduction part was good but I was expecting more practical steps and demonstration of the actual process rather than how to smile behind the microphone at recording. Not sure if I gain much from this course..

For guys who make a ton of courses, I'd expect higher production value. TLDR; 2 kids pump out a ton of video using the word Ninja. It's a PowerPoint with a voiceover... but I will wait and see. In your own checklist, you document the importance of having talking head videos, yet they are absent.

its good and I like it that the presenters are not too salesy but I thought in end up it was so so short.

The instructor took a point and moved to a solution directly first and then after you understand move on and mention potential mistakes. In learning this makes a difference

Conselhos muito úteis para a elaboração de cursos. Disponibiliza lista de verificação para avaliação (e correção) do curso realizado.

I like the ideas. how important and effective to real world.,maybe I can also create my own someday . Thank you

Although the course does not cover everything in detail, it's a good course for its size. Very direct and to-the-point. Considering that I didn't pay for the course, as I used a cupom, I can't complain. If I had paied, I would not give it five stars. I recommend that the instructor expand this course because it has a good chance to become one of the best on that matter.

I finished the course in one day, but I feel very satisfied with it. I always thought making a great, perfect course would be my best option, turns out it's not. I am more motivated and more focused on how to do some great courses now

I enjoyed the course very much. There was great practical information provided and it was very easy to follow.

Great overview but I thought it would have gone into more detail. It would have been good to have more examples. It would have been good to have seen an actual setup and perhaps the instructor. Hints on editing audio recording.

I was hoping the course would show how to shoot/edit/light a course and give information on how to upload videos, what to charge, and how to advertise it (aka, "How to build a course from scratch"), but it mostly just showed how to rip off other courses in order to create your own. If this is legal, I don't think it's quite ethical. In order to teach about something, you should be an expert, not imitate being an expert. It did have some good information about where to find PowerPoint templates and some time-saving tips for overall course creation, but if you're looking for something that will actually show you how to create a course and upload it to a site like Udemy or Teachable, look elsewhere.

From the title "how to create," I thought there would be actual "hands-on" how to create a course. This should be titled "how to plan or outline a course."

The course is deceptively basic, yet the information is of great value for anyone considering creating online courses. If you struggle with how to design/outline your course definitely give this one a shot.

It would be great if you could give some tips on promoting a new course: Should I give out my course for free to get more reviews? How to get more sales? What should I do if the competition on my topic is very high and there are many other courses? I think these questions are really important, because a new course in a competetive topic with no reviews won't just sale on its own. Looking forward to get some answers from you, so I can update my rating on this course to 5 stars.