Creating and selling online courses.

[Robert]

Hey guys, I've been thinking about different ways to make some extra cash, and I keep coming back to the idea of creating and selling online courses. What do you think?

 

[Oliver]

That sounds pretty cool. What kind of courses are you thinking about making?

 

[Robert]

That sounds pretty cool. What kind of courses are you thinking about making?

I was thinking about creating courses on digital marketing strategies and techniques. It's something I'm really passionate about, and I think I could offer some valuable insights.

 

[Oliver]

I was thinking about creating courses on digital marketing strategies and techniques. It's something I'm really passionate about, and I think I could offer some valuable insights.

That sounds awesome! With so many businesses moving online, there's a huge demand for digital marketing expertise.

 

[Liam]

I agree. You could create courses on a wide range of topics, from cooking and photography to coding and personal finance.

 

[Benjamin]

Plus, you could share your own experiences and case studies to make the content even more valuable.

 

[Deep]

How should I price my course to balance affordability for students and profitability for me?

 

[Mithi]

How should I price my course to balance affordability for students and profitability for me?

Determining the right price for your online course involves a mix of cost analysis, market research, and understanding your audience's perceived value. By carefully considering these factors and being open to adjustments based on feedback and testing, you can find a pricing strategy that ensures both affordability for students and profitability for you.

 

[Alex]

Different price levels for different packages, such as basic, premium, and VIP, each offering varying levels of content and access.