Creating an Online Course

[Verg0]

Does anybody here has some experience with creating an online course? 

Recommendations on high quality resources. 

How to deal with the feeling of not being ready to teach other people in a specific topic. 

Tips on figuring out your target aufience. 

 

[Yarco]

Questions are too vague... it sounds like you're way too early in your journey to be asking for help here already. What topic are you making your course about, what format will the course take? (Written, audio, video, live weekly classes, etc.) Have you researched what online course platforms are available and the pros and cons of each? What kind of equipment are you going to need? How long is it going to take you produce the course? How much do you plan to sell it for? What are some ways you can market it?

Research as much as you can to figure out the basics and then come back to fill in the missing details. Literally start by typing "how to find target audience for an online course" -- It's in all of the online course platform's best interest to help you succeed, and they've already written blog posts on this topic, and everything else you'll need to get started.

[Michael569]

On 06/07/2022 at 10:11 PM, Verg0 said:

Tips on figuring out your target aufience. 

Start here, leave out the other 3 questions for now. You can't sell a course to cold audience unless you can spend 10,000 a month on online marketing. 

Figure out, who is it for an how to start reaching out to these people. Nail down your nische audience to the finest detail. Easier said then done, I know...  I'm elbows deep in trying to figure this out too. 

Creating the course itself is actually the easy part. Plenty of places to host it such as Udemy, Thinkific, most website hosting platforms have some sort of functionality like this.