Course Creators Weekly #22 🗓 November 23rd, 2020 - ONE Launch a Year, Only 30 Seats, And a Huge Waiting List

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  High-touch, premium group programs can work well with limited launches
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  Pre-sell, and always have a waiting list for your next launch
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  Start by teaching just one person, and learn from their struggles—don't assume
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  Work closely with a small group of people before creating a self-study course

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  The biggest challenge often isn't what to include, but what NOT to include
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  Start with learning outcomes; it'll help you focus on relevance + improve sales copy
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  Remove anything that doesn't directly contribute to those learning outcomes

To help you design your learning outcomes, answer these 3 questions:

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  What will students be able to do by the end of your course? (think skills)
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  What will students know by the end of your course? (think knowledge)
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  How will students feel by the end of your course? (think emotions/attitudes)

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  Research the competition—take note of what's working well and what's not
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  Ask for feedback early, while creating your course, not just when you're done
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  Set small and manageable goals, with something to learn from every lesson
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  Keep it short—share the info your students need in as little time as possible
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  Create a community—encourage discussions
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  Include additional resources for further learning