09-18-2020 03:56 PM
Go to solutionHello Philip, I'm Yasmine, I'm happy for your success and I wonder if you can guide me how to start on Udemy I'm a new instructor here and I don't know which is the best method to be used to start preparing my course and I feel a little bit lost here on Udemy so i will be really glad if you could tell me the right steps to follow. Thank you in advance.
09-19-2020 09:20 AM
Go to solutionDid you learn a lot from the community platform?
09-29-2020 04:16 PM
Go to solutionYes, we can learn.
Welcome
09-20-2020 03:12 AM
Go to solutionHi @PhilEbiner
Congratulations on becoming a successful instructor on Udemy.
I'm new to instructor community and looking for some leads to begin with my first Udemy course.
In the video above, you mentioned about a process that you follow. It would be a great help to me if I could get to know it.
Also, it would be grateful if you could share what video/audio recording/editing tools would be best to use.
Thanks
CK
Chidamber Kumar
09-20-2020 03:42 PM
Go to solutionThanks for the video! I'm new here and I want to create a Udemy course. I am not sure what the first thing is I need to do. Is there a step by step process I can run myself through that will show me how to set up a structure for my course content, how to upload a video, delete a video, move a video around within my course content? Can I do all of this 100% from my phone? I have so many questions but I'll start with that
Thanks
09-20-2020 05:10 PM
Go to solutionWill love to be close close to you Phil, I'm just starting out with a lot of confusion
09-23-2020 01:43 AM
Go to solutionThank you Phil for your will to share with the community. Recently I created a paid course and also an unlimited free coupon to share with my audience, I got 25k students enrolled and that helped to kick things up, however I received a strike 3 because some ratings were flagged by the spam filter. Do you know if anything like this has happened before? now I'm afraid to do the same strategy again. Did I violate some rule?
09-23-2020 09:40 AM
Go to solutionHi. I'm a new instructor on Udemy. I'm struggling to work out how percentage of fees work. I thought instructors get 50% of course fee but every time a student buys my course I only seem to be earning between 3 and 6 USD even though Udemy has my course up for between £11.99 - £13.99
Ive Read through all the info I can find but can't seem to find an answer to this.
I'd so appreciate it if you could tell me where I'm going wrong?
09-23-2020 09:47 PM
Go to solutionHello sir.... I am new here.... Can i create a course with teaching on whiteboard??
09-29-2020 04:12 PM
Go to solutionYes, you can teach but since its digital u would prefer video or at least PowerPoint and completely its up to you but just thought of sharing my point.
Happy teaching
09-23-2020 09:53 PM - edited 09-23-2020 09:54 PM
Go to solutionHi @PhilEbiner, first of all thanks for doing this and sharing your vast knowledge with us.
I run 2 courses on Udemy, and my question is - After the initial launch, marketing etc. and once we have got to the point where the course is selling somewhat, how can we build on that momentum, and keep getting more new students?
Do we still continue our marketing, or rely only on Udemy promotions? Will Udemy keep promoting my course?
Thanks,
Aakriti
09-24-2020 02:33 AM
Go to solutionhi Phil!
Congrats on your success!! It is amazing to see what one can do! Thank you for taking the time to answer questions. I wanted to ask you one thing. I have a highest rated best selling course on Udemy called "Sculpting in Zbrush". I was selling exclusively on Udemy for a year now, but i decided to try selling on other sites as well, so i made my course available on one more site (putting the same price as on Udemy site).
I noticed that my sales on Udemy have dropped since then (past two months), upon inspection i've seen that there was a drop in add program and affiliate program revenue. This would indicate Udemy is not marketing my course as much.
Do you think Udemy doesen't like when we sell on other platforms so they tend to support such courses less? Or is one not connected with the other and this is just some natural progression or a bump in the road for the course?
I would appreciate any insight on this matter.
tnx!
09-26-2020 03:48 AM
Go to solutionHi @PhilEbiner congratulations, here is my question:
If you could go back to 2012, what piece of advice would you give to you about something you didn't know at the time regarding teaching on Udemy?
Thanks
09-27-2020 01:05 PM
Go to solutionهذا رائع امل ان اكون مثلك لكى اربح المال
@PhilEbiner wrote:
Hi,
I'm Phil Ebiner. I'm a long-time Udemy instructor - been here since 2012. And I'm excited to be a part of this community. Please feel free to ask me any questions!
Since 2012, I've made over $1.5 million from Udemy. And I don't say that to brag, but to show you what a normal guy like me can do... someone who started like many of you without an audience, experience teaching, experience selling, email list, website... nothing.
It has taken a lot of hard work and time to do this, but I believe you can achieve your goals if you have the right mindset and put in the right amount of effort!
I love Udemy, and hope to help you out on this amazing platform!
Cheers,
Phil
09-28-2020 01:30 PM
Go to solutionPhil,
I did buy one of your courses about 2 years ago FYI.
Can you tell me how much you are allowed to self-brand on Udemy? I already have a long format course I host on a non-Udemy site (totally self promoted). Would like to do a similar topic but more focused and shorter on Udemy. How am I allowed to mention my longer class? I think it would be an important part of my background but don't care to mention often in my Udemy course b'c heck, they just bought something. Can I put my logo in the bottom corner of the Udemy video??
Thanks
09-29-2020 09:31 AM
Go to solutionHi Phil,
You obviously have put time and effort into your courses. What topics are you teaching? What is your marketing strategy?
I have 7 courses on Udemy and have been publishing for about 3 years. My average monthly income is around $700.00. My fields of expertise are Control Systems, Instrumentation and Networks. What would you suggest to increase my sales? I am in the process of building a website which I hope will help? Any other ideas?
Jeff
09-29-2020 04:10 PM
Go to solutionGreat, very inspired
@PhilEbiner wrote:
Hi,
I'm Phil Ebiner. I'm a long-time Udemy instructor - been here since 2012. And I'm excited to be a part of this community. Please feel free to ask me any questions!
Since 2012, I've made over $1.5 million from Udemy. And I don't say that to brag, but to show you what a normal guy like me can do... someone who started like many of you without an audience, experience teaching, experience selling, email list, website... nothing.
It has taken a lot of hard work and time to do this, but I believe you can achieve your goals if you have the right mindset and put in the right amount of effort!
I love Udemy, and hope to help you out on this amazing platform!
Cheers,
Phil
10-01-2020 06:13 PM
Go to solutionHello Sir, I am really amazing to read this post and come to know about your successful experience with Udemy. Congratulations to you on this success.
I hope you will be a great inspiration for all of us (as I'm new instructor).
Thanks for sharing this post which encourage us to move forward with positive mind and hard work.
Regards
Ijlal Hussain
10-02-2020 09:46 AM
Go to solutionGood morning Phil, I've taken a few of your courses on video production and Premier Pro. I've got 6 live courses on Udemy and about to publish my 7th. I'm still only getting 3% of the revenue. Any suggestions on how to turn this around and get the 97% Udemy says I can achieve when doing my own marketing? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
Rob
10-02-2020 02:01 PM
Go to solutionhi Phil, just uploaded my first course last week. already getting some spam DMs in messenger for fake reviews and the likes
i have 3-4 more courses outlined but it will take me a long time to do it...what would be the best way to get some early traction, enrollments, reviews of proper students? put it out there as a free course? reduce the price? coupons are great assuming you have other channels, which i don't really have, so what is the best tactic to get some traction on Udemy (assuming keywords are ok).
thanks
Guy
10-08-2020 03:30 PM
Go to solutionHey Phil, Thanks for the inspiration. I have seen your comments about driving traffic from youtube and the website. which website platform best to be used to have one place for all my future courses?
10-18-2020 05:39 AM - edited 10-18-2020 05:40 AM
Go to solutionI'm a new instructor here.
I published my first course and got 2,990 students in 4 days, the course was free, i turned it into paid and now i'm publishing an another free course
I have shared the url of my course on Twitter using hashtags, but I am worried about the following courses because they will be paid courses and I am not sure my knowledge of marketing my courses is enough.
Can you help me please?
12-27-2020 08:05 PM
Go to solutionI'll like to know how I can do to get more auditors and of course gaining income.
01-08-2021 09:17 AM
Go to solutionHi Phil !
I have buy your course about YouTube in spanish language ,
it is a good , very good information ,
Have a nice day !
01-08-2021 11:25 AM
Go to solutionIt's all about content and keeping it moving.
02-18-2021 01:10 AM
Go to solutionHi Phil
I'm a first timer, working on creating courses for Udemy marketing. Can I mention the titles (only) of my other courses in the video of one course? And list them by titles only with no links at the end of the course? Not referrring to the bonus lecture, where I understand that this is OK.
Many thanks
Steve
02-18-2021 07:12 AM
Go to solutionHi @StephenRWar158 To ensure you meet the standards of what is allowed on the platform, the best thing you can do is to write to policy@udemy.com and the team will be happy to help you.
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