Course Creator: Create, Launch & Sell Your Own Online Course

Build your e-list by offering a relevant lead magnet that captures names and emails from interested prospects. Align content and an email strategy to convert leads at course launch.

Download Instagram and TikTok to market your service, learn how to create video content and reels, stay on trends, take small steps to master these platforms and drive traffic.

Learn three online course styles: talking to camera, drawpad screen recording, and slide-only presentations, and how mixing styles can boost connection, clarity, and trust.

discover equipment basics for your online course, including flip-screen cameras, affordable mics like Rode, USB table mics, and budgeting tips to test and pick the right setup.

Outline your course as a point A to point B transformation, starting with mindset and introduction, then equipment basics, and concise lectures leading to homework.

Discover the three types of online courses—introductory, transformation, and membership—with live options, scalable outcomes, drip content, and added support to grow revenue and audience.

Write scripts as a candid conversation with your corsetar, avoid rambling, take time to brainstorm, and keep language simple before filming and publishing to engage your audience.

Turn your course idea into reality by filming with the right equipment and using the provided filming checklist, while showcasing brainstorming, outline, design, and style.

Explore pricing options beyond one-time purchases, including recurring monthly memberships with drip content, VIP access, and upsells to boost value and build a long-term, financially independent course business.

Discover five proven marketing strategies to launch and sell your online course, including creating an irresistible offer, harnessing urgency and scarcity, leveraging social proof, and offering a reassuring money-back guarantee.

Discover what landing pages are and how they entice course enrollments by showing benefits, scarcity, and one-time offers, using Thrive Architect templates for sales and lead generation.

The lecture explains two main launch types: closed launches and evergreen launches. It advocates starting with closed launches to gather feedback before moving to evergreen for automated, ongoing sales.

Build an online community to support existing students with value and social proof. Actively manage a closed group on your chosen platform, encourage inquiries, and collect testimonials to boost enrollments.

Double down on student feedback by adding lectures, worksheets, and tests free for existing customers, then promote free on-demand lectures on your landing page to increase value and price.