You’re ready to build your online course on Teachable! You know you want to create a beautiful, professional-looking course. You’ve already validated your course topic and started outlining your course. (If you haven’t, no worries! Make sure you’ve chosen the right course idea in Choose Your Course Topic .) Here’s what we’ll cover in this course...
(Editable and yours to download!) Create simple (but effective!) lessons using just text and photos. Build lessons in Teachable with no extra tools and no tech skills in just minutes. Get our checklist of (budget-friendly) recommended gear! It’s time to put it all together! Upload your course into Teachable in just a few drag-and-drop steps.
Once you hit publish on your course a page opens where you have a lot of customization options. Plus, you can refine the information you filled out in the beginning, customize your SEO, add branding and promo videos, and delete or duplicate your course.
Actually, when you’re creating your course content, you can mix and match everything from videos and screencasts to PDFs, quizzes, and slide decks. It all depends on what works for your topic, and what makes you most comfortable. Learn how to create an impressive online course your students will love.
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Click on the course you want to edit, then click 'Pages' on the left hand side. Here you will be able to see the three default pages that come with a course: the sales page, the checkout page and the thank you page. The sales page is the main page you'll be able to edit in the same way you can edit the homepage.
Log in to your school's admin area. Select the course you'd like to publish directly from the admin sidebar, or click View All to see all courses you've created. In the course's Information area, click the Publish Course button. To confirm, click the Yes, publish course button in the modal that appears.
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Personalize the look and feel of your Teachable school.
Go to your form's site and copy the embed HTML. In your school admin, add a Custom HTML block to your site, sales, or thank you page. Paste in the embed code from your form's site. Publish your page.
Bottom line: Thinkific wins for overall course website capabilities, managing bulks sales and content, and quiz/testing capabilities. Teachable wins for student engagement and interactivity, ease of navigation, selling/conversion tools, and customer support.
Online course launch checklistChoose a “first steps” course idea.Create the course outline and the first module.Make your sales page.Set up a post-purchase thank you page.Devise your sales emails.Create a landing page for your live challenge.Set up a thank you page for your live challenge.More items...•
How to create an online courseChoose the right subject matter.Test your idea.Research the topic extensively.Write a course outline.Create the course content.Bring your course online.Sell your online course.Market your content.More items...•
If you don't know where to start marketing your online course, here are five methods to get you your first signups:Be active on social media.Offer discounts to your first students.Pay students for referrals.Use social media advertisements.Feature guest instructors with strong social media presences.
If you want to sign up for Teachable to create a landing page for your first course, it only takes 10 minutes. Whichever path you choose, there are still a few things that you need to think about when building your landing page: color, fonts, and images.
One published course - while you can create an unlimited number of courses, only one can be published at a time (unlimited on paid plans).
It depends on how much time you have to spare and how complex your course is. Generally speaking, assume that it will take anywhere from 5-20 hours to build an online course, including shooting any video you might need, creating your content, and uploading everything into Teachable.
One of the biggest misconceptions about online courses is that they are 100% video-based. Actually, when you’re creating your course content, you can mix and match everything from videos and screencasts to PDFs, quizzes, and slide decks. It all depends on what works for your topic, and what makes you most comfortable.
It’s every course creator’s greatest fear: What if I invest my time and resources into creating an online course, and no one buys it? Will all that hard work pay off?
Here’s the thing, you don’t need to be good at all of the above to have a successful, profitable online course. In fact, you don’t need to have ANY background in sales, marketing, or business.
In 2017 alone, our community of instructors earned over $85 million selling courses through Teachable. And after talking with our happy and successful customers who have made a profit teaching online, we’ve learned that there’s a simple, repeatable formula for building a successful course business.
In this course, you’ll get the proven method that successful online course creators in all industries have used to sell their online courses on Teachable. Their strategy is called a course launch, and you’ll learn the exact steps it takes to run a course launch of your own.
Get an overview of the course, along with some helpful resources and the course workbook. (Editable and yours to download!)
This course is for anyone with a finished online course and an email list of roughly 500+ subscribers.