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JasonDion · ‎01-24-2023

Thank you all for the nomination and award! Jason Dion

MarcelR · ‎01-17-2023

Good question! I would love to get some answers either.

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎01-16-2023

Here is my goal on Udemy in 2023. This is one goal and I divide it into small goals to make it easier to achieve: - Help students to learn what they want to learn (Highest priority) - Target to complete 100K students (Now I have 35K Students) - Target to reach 150K revenue ( Now I have 68K) - Target to create 2+ courses on popular topics - Updating the content in the existing course so that it would be considered in UFB Thanks, Ramesh (Java Guides)

Bella · ‎01-16-2023

Thank you for sharing, @Ramesh Fadatare, that's super helpful! 🙂

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎01-13-2023

Here is my experience: 1. Create a youtube channel with your brand name and grow the audiences 2. Create your brand pages on different social media - Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn 3. Use google ads or Facebook ads to promote your courses 4. Join groups on social media to promote your courses - Facebook group, LinkedIn group, etc 5. Create a blog website and promote your courses 6. Create quality content so that your courses can be considered in UFB Cheers, Ramesh (Java Guides)

JulianJenki396 · ‎10-18-2022

I would probably do buy two get a third free they are only $9.99 and it would really drive numbers as Jason above said

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎10-11-2022

@Gramistfx - It would be great if you can get feedback from students about the content (who are the customers). We can suggest improvements in audio and video. I went through your preview video and found some improvements: 1. Audio is a bit low (increase the volume in the video editor while exporting the video) 2. I see some noise at end of the video ( you can trim that) 3. For presentation, you may use some slides first and then explain by drawing by hand (using pen tablet or some other tools) Your communication seems to be good. Others can suggest if there are any improvements. cc @Bella

Bella · ‎10-10-2022

Hi @KuldeepShar285, thanks for filling out the form! Our team will be reaching out as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience! 😊

Bella · ‎10-04-2022

Wow, thanks for sharing your stats with us @Ramesh Fadatare! You've provided some really useful information here. Great for anyone who is currently participating in this trending discussion. 😊

Bella · ‎10-03-2022

Welcome aboard @MakebeSylvie143! 👋 We're so happy that you've joined us. How is your course creation process going? 🙂 Bella Almeida Udemy Community

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎10-03-2022

Welcome to the community @ShaileshYad142, I hope you find everything you need and that you enjoy your experience! cc @Bella

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎09-19-2022

Welcome to the community @CarlosOchoa557, I hope you find everything you need and that you enjoy your experience!

Sergio-Apasoft · ‎09-08-2022

I use 2 tools for this: - Google translator -Amazon AWS Translate. This is paid, but offers more natural translations

Bella · ‎09-02-2022

You're very welcome @Ramesh Fadatare! 😁

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎09-02-2022

You can ask your questions in this thread. We will try to answer your questions.

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎09-01-2022

The video looks good. I will explore Vyond. Thanks for the suggestion.

AtilSamancioglu · ‎08-31-2022

Second video is much better, a little bit slower instruction should do the trick. Also maybe a little bit optimization for mic to reduce echo or increase overall audio quality would be great. However i think if you just create a course like this it would work as well. If you are in here for the long game, you may want to acquire a recording mic such as blue yeti, rhodes, blue snowball etc.

RoyChambers395 · ‎08-27-2022

Passion and enthusiasm can be an underrated skillset. Being passionate about teaching and helping others to learn causes students to pay attention and take you more seriously as an instructor. Enthusiasm pushes students through the process they face when learning a new subject.🎯 There's more but ive got a course to compete😁 so I'll keep it short.. Intangibles 💪💪

Mubashir225 · ‎08-24-2022

Hi everyone, You may have seen alerts in our Help Center or on our Status Page that we're performing some site maintenance today. We expect most impacts to be limited to 8am to 10am Pacific Time. However, instructor reporting (such as the Revenue Report) may have been delayed starting around 9pm Pacific last night and will last until a few hours after the conclusion of the maintenance. Thanks for your patience as we perform this work.

Mohamed scientist · ‎08-22-2022

congratulation and welcome in udemy communitry udemy has apolicy student canrefund his money in amonth this may occure

NextGenHR506 · ‎08-16-2022

I started an year ago.. initially the recordings were not at all of good quality as I had no proper knowledge. My investment in audio video equipment was 0.... used my mobile and had background noise etc. My biggest investment was utilization of own knowledge, skills and expertise. My hard earned knowledge and skills gained from 12+ yrs of experience. Always worked in corporates in classroom setting, so was very skeptical about sharing my skills online on this platform or any other platform for that matter! But students surprised me... they not only took my course, appreciated them , but gave me suggestions to improve my audio video.. I got encouraged and invested a little on audio video solutions and here I am today with 3 courses and I work almost full time on udemy. Although I have not yet reached the earnings target that I have set, am almost there and am happy sharing my skills online today.

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎08-16-2022

Udemy takes some time to update details on the Courses page. Visit the Revenue Report page for more details.

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎08-16-2022

@MercyChris802 - All the best for your journey on Udemy. You can start creating the best Udemy course from here at https://www.udemy.com/course/official-udemy-create-course - This is a free official Udemy course that gives everything that you need to know to create a course from the ground up. Also, check out all the resources required to create amazing Udemy courses: A list of useful sources for instructors

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎08-15-2022

@VeraWilliam973 Congratulations on your first course. Your first sale happened through Udemy promotion hence you will receive 37% and the rest 63% goes to Udemy. Here is the Instructor Revenue Share: Sales occurring through instructor promotions: instructors receive 97% of the revenue when the student purchases their content using an instructor’s coupon or referral link. Sales that do not occur through an instructor promotion: instructors receive 37% of the revenue for any Udemy sales where no instructor coupon or course referral link was used. These sales might occur after a user clicks on a Udemy advertisement, or browses the Udemy marketplace for courses. Reference link: Instructor Revenue Share I hope this helps to understand the revenue share between Instructor and Udemy.

Dr. Troy Walls · ‎08-11-2022

No questions on how everything operates. I just hope for "any" signups and feedback. Dr. Troy Walls

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎08-08-2022

Check out this amazing post: Plan Your Course Marketing Before You Publish, Here are Proven Marketing Ideas

HafizaMisbaraza · ‎08-07-2022

@Ramesh Fadatare Thank u 😀

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎08-07-2022

@AntoineLind801 - You can start from here at https://www.udemy.com/course/official-udemy-create-course - This is a free official Udemy course that gives everything that you need to know to create a course from the ground up. Also, check out all the resources required to create amazing Udemy courses: A list of useful sources for instructors All the best for your first course 👍

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎08-06-2022

I make courses on programming, web frameworks, and building web applications. Here is my simple course planning process: 1. I choose the topic and then I create a complete project from scratch. 2. I divide a project into small modules (sections) 3. I further divide the module into small lectures. 4. I create a wiki page for each lecture (I use GitHub wiki to create pages) and I use keynote for presentations. 5. I record each lecture and edit the video lecture accordingly 6. Once I complete 80-90% course recording then I start uploading to Udemy 7. I use the bulk upload option to upload videos (the bulk option is very fast) 8. Once my course is live after review, I will promote it on different social media 9. I create early bird discount coupons and promote my new course on my blog, YouTube channel, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn 10. I use the promotional announcement option to promote my new course to existing students Thanks, Ramesh

Ramesh Fadatare · ‎08-06-2022

I make courses on programming, web frameworks, and building web applications. My workflow: 1. I choose the topic and then I create a complete project from scratch. 2. I divide a project into small modules (sections) 3. I further divide the module into small lectures. 4. I create a wiki page for each lecture (I use GitHub wiki to create pages) 5. I record each lecture and edit the video lecture accordingly 6. Once I complete 80-90% course recording then I start uploading to Udemy 7. I use the bulk upload option to upload videos (the bulk option is very fast) 8. Once my course is live after review, I will promote it on different social media 9. I create early bird discount coupons and promote my new course on my blog, YouTube channel, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn 10. I use the promotional announcement option to promote my new course to existing students Thanks, Ramesh

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