Best Of

Be very very careful which niche you aim at and what your competitors are doing.

For example, in Child Psychology:

Course A : Professional Child Psychology Diploma : " At the end of this course, you will be a psychologist specialising in helping children to combat the traumas and emotional difficulties in life. " 40 minutes - 12,000 students enrolled (2025)

Course B : Child Psychology : Advanced Level : 2 hours : 13,000 enrolled (2025)

Course C : Master Psychology : 62 hours : 422 students (2026)

Difficult to know where to pitch your course!

In Stress Management :

Course A : Stress Management 300 + ways : 26 hours : 1300 students (2026)

Course B : Managing Stress : 6 hours : 5300 students (2026)

Course C : Stress Management 40+ ways : 1 hour : 87,000 students (2023)

Course D : Stress Management for Professionals : 1 hour : 66 students (2026) - over half enrolled students have rated…average 4. 9 stars!!

Maybe less is more…..

Hi everyone!

I’m excited and a little nervous! to share that I’ve just published my very first course on Udemy! It's been a journey of planning, recording, editing, and learning along the way—and I finally hit the “Publish” button!

My course is called: "The Ultimate Blueprint for Preparing Your Airbnb to Shine | Learn how to be a Productive and Efficient Airbnb Host" - and it’s designed to help Beginners who are interested in Airbnb hosting.

Questions: What Next Everyone? Any tip or Ideas?

I’ve been browsing this forum for tips and motivation throughout the process, If anyone has advice for promoting a new course or what to expect in the first few weeks, I’d love to hear it.

Wishing everyone success in their teaching journey! 

I can understand that Udemy ban AI created courses otherwise the platform will be overcrowded soon with stuff people can easily find on chatgpt or other AI's. It is important to do everything yourself so that your students feel they get personal attention and quality knowledge. I did a test by creating an AI voice on two of my lectures. I imediately got bad reviews and my sales dropped that month, students told me they don't want to listen to a computerised voice. So I replaced the lectures to the original ones and all went back to normal.