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SharonRamel · ‎10-26-2019

Enjoy creating a fabulous food course @ArunKumar426 . Do it well and it will sell. Look at the promo videos and course landing pages of the amazing Teresa Greenway who trail blazed brining food (bread) alive here on Udemy.

SharonRamel · ‎10-24-2019

thanks @JocelynH, it was great meeting with you in person at UdemyLive in Berlin

JoyceWSolomon · ‎10-18-2019

Thanks for clarification.

YasirYR7 · ‎10-15-2019

Thank you:)

SharonRamel · ‎10-15-2019

All the best @MarkLim , now the real work begins. Marketing and making your course visibly shine in the marketplace.

SharonRamel · ‎10-14-2019

Thanks @Lizzy

RamziDeveloper · ‎09-30-2019

Hi @VinodWalwan545 i wish you good luck but take this advice and don't forget it... Do not expect good results at the beginning, just do what you have to do and don't think about results until you create some good courses..Then you will see that the great results will come automatically.

Swati1212 · ‎09-30-2019

Yeah it must be some reward for Hardworkers...👍

SharonRamel · ‎09-30-2019

Hi @SubhaSachin , have you enrolled in Udemy’s amazing free courses? You will find these a great way to help propel you forward. Good luck.

SharonRamel · ‎09-18-2019

@PradiptaRan546 look at Udemy insights and check out the courses currently available. Good luck. I personally have none.

SharonRamel · ‎09-15-2019

Welcome @NehaSen220 , enjoy creating your first course. Don’t forget to take advantage of all the excellent free resources on course creation and marketing that a Udemy give us all.

SharonRamel · ‎09-15-2019

Welcome @Irshadkhan , enjoy the journey and take advantage of all the excellent resources on course creation and marketing that Udemy gives to us all.

Egbewole · ‎09-14-2019

Thank you... Please can you guild me on how to do that?

WayneTess439 · ‎08-21-2019

Watching English tv programs with subtitles might help also...

LawrenceMMiller · ‎08-21-2019

Search for "web development" or "app development" and you will find some of the most popular courses.

DrDeepak3108 · ‎08-20-2019

Thank you so much for your reply Sharon.

JocelynH · ‎08-19-2019

Hey @Barkouk, this is an old thread. Please ask in our August feedback there: https://community.udemy.com/t5/First-time-Course-Creation/Get-feedback-for-your-course-here-August-Feedback-Thread/td-p/26443

JohnElder · ‎08-13-2019

Throw it in the dryer...that's always worked for me.

JocelynH · ‎08-07-2019

That's awesome @Thor! Great progress 😄 Happy to hear you've got a VA on board and you're getting time back in your day!

KunalDas · ‎08-07-2019

"Instructor Courses" tab is mot appearing

Jinso_Joseph · ‎08-05-2019

Ive written something similar. Please have a read. You've communicated to my soul. Well done.

ZeeBee888 · ‎07-31-2019

I just found out that text-to-speech is a no-no, so I'll be redoing this. But any other comments are appreciated. thanks!

ZeeBee888 · ‎07-31-2019

I just found out that text-to-speech is a no-no, so I'll be redoing this. But any other comments are appreciated. thanks!

SharonRamel · ‎07-25-2019

Great advice @Robin_Slee , I have already started work on my BF Blockbuster! May it prove a bountiful time for us all.

FilippoCalabres · ‎07-20-2019

Luck has little or nothing to do with it. The recipe for success, in any business, including udemy, is to have a precise strategy in mind. In the case of Udemy you need to be familiar with the niche to which you are taking your courses, in order to understand exactly what your potential students need. Another important factor is the mastery of one's niche. Students understand if a teacher is prepared or not compared to what he then teaches. Last element is an efficient promotion strategy, which aims to enhance all that I have written above. You need to find ways to advertise your content, so you can get in touch with as many students as possible. Luck can only be a little help if you're not prepared, but compared to a trained teacher, a lucky one has no chance of success 🙂

MarieLeRoux · ‎07-16-2019

Hello and welcome, @Veskokoz13 ! @SharonRamel has given excellent advice: Udemy's free courses for instructors are full of great information, and they also give you a taste of what a good course should look and feel like. Here's the link to their first course, which will lead you to the others: https://www.udemy.com/udemy-insights-set-your-course-goals/learn/ Another way to gather ideas is to browse Udemy for courses that interest you, and just look through the course descriptions and free lectures. And of course, if you find a fantastic course, why not buy it and support the creator ;)? Taking a Udemy course yourself will help you understand how students experience online courses like these. Some courses are amazing, others are good, and some are just so-so: you can learn what to do and what NOT to do in your own courses. Have a great time exploring!

SharonRamel · ‎07-14-2019

@ThomasAlex86 I simply present courses on my passion areas. I cannot do anything else... my heart says go so I do. I always believe I have created an amazing gift for people to consume. Those that do love it, yes I wish there were more of them.... BUT.... this is my full time income.... this is a massive market here on a Udemy. Capturing a small number can equal a good healthy income. I do not earn a thousand dollars a day... am not in the Udemy millionaires club or even close.... BUT ..... I make a difference in peoples lives. That matters... I offer no incentives (groan .... enroll NOW and become fully qualified certificates/diplomas promising expertise for a few minutes study). I simply offer the heart of my truth. People love it (well most of them as no one is universally popular!)

SharonRamel · ‎07-10-2019

The only restriction @PavanCM @is if your course is picked up by Udemy for Business. You cannot then publish it elsewhere, this has come in recently.

TomOphir · ‎07-03-2019

I feel its important to focus on the long term story of what is happening with our courses, have meaningful goals and and not always get bogged down in the day to day happenings... as another member, said it's easy to get jarred by an occasional negative review. My courses tend to sell steadily, modestly within a niche marke... but after six months hard effort I now have a bestseller amidst my courses, and Udemy is doing a great job helping to promote my courses. So keep on going...

KennCrawford · ‎06-23-2019

Your answer to Sharon was more insightful then the long description you originally offered. In short, what is your elevator pitch? In other words, if you stepped on an elevator and someone asked, "What is your course about? What will I learn?" You only have the time it takes to get to next floor to explain it to them, so your answer has to be concise. Start your description with your elevator pitch and then expand on that. Readers who are interested will continue to read to learn more... but if they have to read paragraph after paragraph just to try and figure out what the course is about, chances are they'll pass on ot and look elsewhere. Something for you to consider.

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