Yay! I just published 6 courses - 95 decks and almost 10 hours of recording

FrumiRachel802
FrumiRachel802 Posts: 3 researcher rank
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My courses are for new entrepreneurs as well as people who have ambitious plans and little or no business education. After several fast growing companies of my own, which were each a hair-raising experience, I'd like to make it easier for others.

I'd love to hear about best practices for spreading the word about my new courses. They are a lifelong accumulation of content. I am not 20 anymore, so I have many miles beneath my skis, so to speak!

Please do share!

Frumi aka Dr. Frumi

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  • Svetlina
    Svetlina Posts: 53 trailblazer rank

    Congratulations, @FrumiRachel802
    , 6 courses at once is a strong start! I recommend you to check out this thread

    How can I market my course?

    if you haven't stumbled upon it already

    Good luck with your courses!

  • Monica2021
    Monica2021 Posts: 211 specialist rank

    All the best, congrats.

  • FrumiRachel802
    FrumiRachel802 Posts: 3 researcher rank

    Thanks - I appreciate the heads up. I hadn't found the article. This is the week to start marketing!

  • FrumiRachel802
    FrumiRachel802 Posts: 3 researcher rank

    Thanks for the encouragement!

  • Vlad_B
    Vlad_B Posts: 113 specialist rank

    Dear @FrumiRachel802
    ,

    My sincere congratulations on publishing the new courses! The first course is usually the hardest to create.

    Please note that many instructors believe that 1-1.5-hour courses do not sell well on Udemy. If I were you, I would really combine those 6 courses in one long course. Of course it's hard to tell which way is better, but you may want to consider that option...

    Cheers and good luck,

    With kind regards,

    Vlad.

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