Online Course Quality

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Proofread online course content gives you a leg up — it makes you look credible and gives your students a better user experience. “Typos are the greatest!” (Said no one ever.) Typo-free content is a must if you’re selling an online course. Because your future sales hinge on the quality of your course content.  Great

Unimpressed students lead to unimpressive sales.  When you give your online students an experience that says, “Hey, I care about whether you learn something”, they respond with, “Hey, I should tell my friend Betty about this.”  And when you have enough students telling their friend Betty about you, the good word starts to spread naturally.

Have you ever had a quote really stick with you?  For me, it’s this one from Conversion XL:  “Be the best, it’s the least crowded market.” But being the best is hard.  It means not quitting until it’s great. And not quitting, even then.  Are you the kind of online teacher that goes the extra

You don’t need a ton of online course tips to look like a pro – here are 3 quick ones you can use to help your course look more professional.  It’s been proven – online students expect a certain level of professionalism.  But the good news is, you don’t have to be a professional to

Support your students online, and you win. When you do, you gain their trust, their engagement, and their loyalty, because you got them to the finish line. What would that mean for your course business?  Your life goal is to be the best copywriter out there.  You sign up for an online course. It starts

Welcoming students to your online course helps you build lasting relationships with them, and increases their loyalty.   Most of us don’t know the first thing about welcoming new students to an online course. We’re pretty good at it in real life. But when it comes to the virtual world, we tend to forget our table

If you need transcripts added to your course, we’ve compiled some of the best transcription services recommended by online course creators. If we all learned one way, we’d learn a lot faster. Unfortunately, everyone learns differently. Some people like to read, others like to listen or watch videos. In a mixed learning world like this,

Validating your online course idea through in-person interviews is a key step in online course planning. Here are 9 great ways to find people to help you validate your online course. Henry Ford once said, “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have told me faster horses.” No one really knows what