The thing about having several points of social media presence is that you also have to communicate with those who reach out. Let’s explore a few dos and don’ts of responding to comments and queries on social media as a professional online course creator.

If you are an entrepreneur in the field of e-learning you surely have the dilemma of whether or not this is a good time to invest in the marketing of your courses. Even during these times, it’s very important to keep talking to your potential and existing customers. Here’s how to proceed:

Even if you think that you already have enough social media accounts to manage, you know very well that the online environment is so dynamic that you can’t afford to overlook the new opportunities. And TikTok, with its hundreds of millions of young users, is just reeking of possibilities.

Once your online course is almost ready to begin its fruitful e-life and you have decided to write a blog post series to give it a proper launch, it’s important that you keep on schedule with both of them. Here are a few practical tips on how to write a blog post series that will help your online course stand out from the crowd:

When you are about to launch your course and you don’t have the equipment and expertise to create a Hollywood-style teaser trailer, the next best thing is to turn to blogging and create an engaging series to act as the preamble to your course. It’s not as complicated as you may think if you follow a few logical steps:

Guest blogging can bring great results in terms of views and conversions, but you need to put some time into it before you can reap the benefits and you also need to have a game plan. Here are six steps on how to use guest blogging to promote your online course:

Although most landing pages usually follow the same format, there are a few extra items that need to be considered when it comes to online courses. Let’s have a look at some of the key elements that should be on the landing page of any online course, as well as some tips on how to use them properly to promote your course:

Whether you are new to Snapchat or have been engaged with the platform for some time, the possibilities it offers when it comes to marketing are increasing by the day, so it is wise to turn that to your advantage and be present and engaging on this ‘ghostly’ platform.

After setting up the basics of Twitter, it’s time to focus on follower engagement, building relationships, and finding that perfect balance between doing what everyone else is doing and being original. Here is how to stay on top of your Tweeting and use it to its maximum potential for promoting your course:

Twitter is a unique online social media platform as it asks for brevity and relevance in the posts it is hosting. No matter what your online course is about, you can always include Twitter in your promotion strategy. You’d be surprised by how much you can actually achieve with 280 characters!