How to execute an efficient ‘Proof of Concept’ process
In step 2 you’ll learn how to do a 30-day ‘Proof of Concept’ process. This approach will help you to validate your ‘big course’ goals by creating a bite-sized piece and showing it to real students who will then give you real feedback about whether or not your big online course idea is even needed.
Now that you know your strategy and you have validated the full online course concept, it’s time begin your promotion plan. This includes developing a free marketing strategy, as well as laying out a plan for a paid digital marketing campaign. During step three you’ll learn the critical lesson about why you should begin marketing before you start to build your online course.
From outline to full curriculum development, slide deck creation to recording and more, during the fourth step you’ll get a full checklist of what you need to do to create a highly engaging online course.
How to measure results and standardize the process
Now that your course has been produced and it’s also being effectively promoted, it’s time to measure your results. So in step 5, you’ll learn how to measure success, as in, total sales $, number of students and more.