I have a youtube channel, where I am running few courses. earning is very less. Now, I am planning to remove some of the videos from the courses. but complete course will be availailable in udemy.
Yes, it's absolutely fine. You can use your brand name here in udemy as well. Your course is your intellectual property so no question of infringement or legalities.
Yes, it's absolutely fine. You can use your brand name here in udemy as well. Your course is your intellectual property so no question of infringement or legalities.
Once you submit your course for approval and it gets approved, your course is there forever for everybody to watch, and is available to you for further improvement and/or update. You don't need to submit it again for approval every time you update. That is unless you submit it for review yourself, or Udemy asks you explicitly to re-submit. In all usual cases, only one submission is required.
I hv got my first course published on Udemy recently. Want to know whats the next step as in about getting student enrollments and how will students find my course
I see your first course is launched and is available for free. Good first step. To get students enrolled, you can submit link of your course to Facebook groups, different web sites that allow you to submit your course-link in these websites- just search online for this. You can also ask your close contacts, colleagues, friends to enrol and review it.
I guess yes, you will have to market it yourself! Earlier, people could search for free courses on Udemy using a search filter. That feature is no longer available.
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