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@BruceG837  I am with Udemy since 2014. With my experience with Udemy, I can say that your conclusion is incorrect. When you offer course for free, people tend to grab courses and keep it with them not necessarily they may go through the course. I have also captured few courses but never read them. However, I will go through them, when needed.  Publish more and more courses with interesting, value adding topics - you will get participants who will seriously use them....     ... View more

Hi @AtikaIslam  As long as your explanations are clear with neutral accent and captions are enabled, it hardly makes any difference whether you are native English speaking instructor or not. It is totally a wrong perception. Had that been the case, Udemy would not have reached global platform.  However, when you use local languages you restrict your reach and potential buyer will be limited to those countries where that language is spoken.   ... View more

Hi, My experience is that, every course will have lean time in the beggining at least for 1 month. Reason  why it bahaves so, I do not know. But after its presence for a month at least, it starts picking up subject to reasonably good review (>3) and topic in demand.  While choosing the topic you must see key word search % which indicates demand which certainly you have done. Also, you need to go through the list of courses already exisitng for the same topic.  Number may not matter much But you must see popularity of the already exisitng courses for the same topic. If there are very popular courses are already exisitng and it is kind of monopoly position with respect to review and enrollments, you must not shoose that topic.  When you topic after discount cost same as already existing one, student naturally may not prefer your course. This is simple pshychology of students.  So, you must see porfile of exisitng courses for the same topic, mandatorily.   Hope this helps...   But no worries - your course will pick up....  ... View more