How To Launch An Online Course - Introductory Course

Discover three best ways to record and publish your online course: PowerPoint with voiceover, recording yourself on camera or with Zoom, and editing with Camtasia or Screenflow.

Avoid three pitfalls when launching an online course: topic too broad, no email list, and ignoring feedback; focus the topic, build an email list, and listen to learners.

Identify five essential steps before launching your online course, including building an email list, choosing an all-in-one hosting platform, avoiding numbered videos, and crafting clear learning outcomes.

Use a six-step pre-launch checklist to ensure a smooth online course launch, including clear goals, a high-converting sales page, pre-selling and marketing, email growth, a soft launch, and polishing details.

Select a high demand topic and craft engaging learning outcomes. Research, structure, film, edit, and market your course, then launch and sustain marketing.

Identify a topic you are passionate about, assess your knowledge, and choose one in high demand to create an engaging online course.

Discover three proven payment strategies to monetize your online course: charge up front, offer certification for a fee, and pre-sell to validate demand and fund development.

Learn three proven marketing strategies to launch your online course: pre-sell to validate demand, leverage multiple promotional platforms, and grow an email list with a lead magnet.

Pre-sell your online course to gauge interest and guide content creation, then offer multiple pricing options, stay focused on the topic, be honest about credentials, and be strategic about bonuses.

Discover the top five tools for creating an online course, including Thinkific, Teachable, Camtasia, WP Courseware, and Canva, to host, sell, and market your online course materials.