09-14-2019 12:30 AM
Go to solutionSolved! Go to Solution.
09-14-2019 12:54 AM
Go to solution@JeanetteELH238You are offering your course for free so you will get hundreds if not thousands enrolling -people love a freebee!. Unfortunately very few students will actually start your course, and fewer will finish it. Free courses are valued less by students so many will just collect them.
I suppose my question to you is, "What do you want this course to achieve?"
09-14-2019 06:20 AM - edited 09-14-2019 06:36 AM
Go to solutionHey @JeanetteELH238
You have a lovely voice, even with the flu! But the first thing that struck me was you apologised for being ill. I find this to be the You Tube approach. Full disclosure!
On Udemy, the courses that do well seem to be more professional. I think you should have edited out the first part and immediately shown your expertise.
You have great knowledge and your personality comes across well. Have you looked at a lot of successful Udemy promos yet? It will highlight the difference from You Tube.
Good luck. You have made a positive start which is awesome. I am sure people would pay for your expertise.
09-14-2019 12:54 AM
Go to solution@JeanetteELH238You are offering your course for free so you will get hundreds if not thousands enrolling -people love a freebee!. Unfortunately very few students will actually start your course, and fewer will finish it. Free courses are valued less by students so many will just collect them.
I suppose my question to you is, "What do you want this course to achieve?"
09-14-2019 01:08 AM
Go to solutionHi Denise! Thank u so much for your reply i highly appreciate that!
I just want students to know how I teach and what is my strategy of teaching ( I have been an intrustor for many years but not an online one!). The second aim I am hoping to get ratings and people will like the way I teach. I am not sure though if that is the way to do it 🤦🏻♀️.
To be honest i am working on my second course which will not be for free but I am afraid that students won’t register...
09-14-2019 06:20 AM - edited 09-14-2019 06:36 AM
Go to solutionHey @JeanetteELH238
You have a lovely voice, even with the flu! But the first thing that struck me was you apologised for being ill. I find this to be the You Tube approach. Full disclosure!
On Udemy, the courses that do well seem to be more professional. I think you should have edited out the first part and immediately shown your expertise.
You have great knowledge and your personality comes across well. Have you looked at a lot of successful Udemy promos yet? It will highlight the difference from You Tube.
Good luck. You have made a positive start which is awesome. I am sure people would pay for your expertise.
09-14-2019 06:29 AM
Go to solutionHi lizzy!
First of all it is a pleasure to meet you! I appreciate your advice so much! I will definitely try to have a differebt approach in my up coming videos. I will take a look at the page that details the successful Udemy promo.
Again i apperciate your reply and suggested solution!
best,
JH
09-14-2019 07:05 AM
Go to solutionIt's a great achievement to publish a course. Don't give up!
@JeanetteELH238 wrote:Hi lizzy!
First of all it is a pleasure to meet you! I appreciate your advice so much! I will definitely try to have a differebt approach in my up coming videos. I will take a look at the page that details the successful Udemy promo.
Again i apperciate your reply and suggested solution!
best,
JH
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