Course pricing

Dear Community,

In your opinion, what is the best instructor revenue sharing option for a beginner instructor?

What is your advice?

Thank you!

Comments

  • Decide whether you want to 100% build up your own follower base or would want to trade some monies for Udemy to get more eyeballs on your course.

  • Wow, thank you for your input Thor. It really makes me think if I really want to put all that effort in developing a course.

  • Hi Shehla, your current price is your original price? I checked your current price, and its set quite low, comparing with the sale price Udemy usually provides.

  • Thor, yes, I really agree with your points about the course pricing at Udemy. As a new comer, the acutal sales performance may be much worse than the expectation. What's your strategy? :)

  • Udemy has spent a lot of time and money in building up a large community.
    Therefore you would need a really compelling reason not to sign up for Udemy promotions and sell to that community.

    If you are just starting out then let Udemy work with you to promote your course.

    Better a smaller share in a big marketplace than trying to keep all the fees and do it yourself.

    Notwithstanding, it is good to do your own promotions as well as being in Promotions.

  • hello Thor,

    I need your advice on pricing.

    Is it possible to have a separate pricing 1. The course as a whole. [I have about 9 Modules] and 2. Pricing separately for the Course Certification, after completion of all 9 Modules?

    Thank you,

    Jayaraman Rajah Iyer

  • Hi Thor,

    Just my concern about pricing. It's quite frustrating to see one's course get priced so low by Udemy. I am enrolled in Udemy promos and all, as at today, I have almost 200 student enrollments in a particular course but the revenue is still almost $50! How can this be? Are there students offered free? Because I still can't do the math of how my courses are priced so low, inspire of increasing enrolments .

    Kindly advise.

    Charles