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.
Offering customer support for learners can be an unexpected challenge for entrepreneurs. The bottom line is that you can do it yourself as long as you use your learning platform to the max, automate the process if you can, and manage your time wisely.
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:
Hosting webinars is an effective marketing strategy for promoting online courses because webinars are inherently educational. They require attendees to sign up, making it a targeted lead generation tool. Here are a few tips on how to boost your online course sales through webinars:
Creating online courses for B2B clients comes with its own set of challenges even if you’re a more experienced online entrepreneur. Here are four things that you’ll have to do differently if you’re thinking of collaborating with other businesses:
The modern learner has an appetite for all things visual. Content needs to be easy to grasp and digest, otherwise it is likely to get overlooked. Infographics, if used correctly, can increase both the appeal and retention rates of your online course.
Having your own business is equally challenging and rewarding. Instructional design requires a big dose of creativity, a thorough knowledge of the audience, and the ability to adapt quickly to shifting demands. With the right connections and the proper mindset, being a knowledge entrepreneur is a rather good line of business at the moment.
Creating an online course can overwhelm even the most experienced instructors. However, having a complete picture of the final impact you want your course to have on your prospects, will clarify the path of the entire process of designing your course.
Working with a co-instructor can take some workload off your shoulders, especially if you’re creating a more complex course. Plus, the work of two instructors means seeing the content through more than one perspective, which learners will appreciate.
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