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[Caterina福]

Hi!

I'm new on Udemy: yesterday my first course about chinese mandarin was published, but I do not know how to yet first enrollments!!

Can you help me?

Thank you ❤️🙏

[RandyMinder · Accepted solution]

You're going to have to be very patient. It can take a long time for a new course to gain traction. Especially your very first course.

It also appears you have a very niche course which is presented in Itailan about Chinese Mandarin. You've limited yourself to Itailan speaking students interested in Chinese Mandarin. I suspect the demand for this is going to be somewhat minimal. 

You would probably greatly expand your potential audience by presenting this in english.

[ElianaC]

Hi @Caterina福 Congratulations on publishing your course! You'll be able to find some tips on how to market your course here: 

https://community.udemy.com/t5/First-time-Course-Creation/Quick-tips-for-establishing-yourself-in-th...

https://community.udemy.com/t5/Marketing/How-can-I-market-my-course/m-p/435 

Eliana Cerna

Udemy Community 

[RandyMinder · Accepted solution]

You're going to have to be very patient. It can take a long time for a new course to gain traction. Especially your very first course.

It also appears you have a very niche course which is presented in Itailan about Chinese Mandarin. You've limited yourself to Itailan speaking students interested in Chinese Mandarin. I suspect the demand for this is going to be somewhat minimal. 

You would probably greatly expand your potential audience by presenting this in english.

[Vlad_B · Accepted solution]

Ciao Caterina,

Congratulations on publishing your first course!!

I believe that a niche course is a very good thing. You can make a course in English, but there are lots of similar courses in English, so lots of competition. But in Italian, your course can be one of a very few, if not a unique one. 

Yes, it will take some time to get the first students. Don't give up!  Give it some time. 

Cheers,

Vlad.