Sell A Video Course On Udemy

Udemy is an online learning marketplace. It has a huge collection of courses in everything from programming to yoga to photography and much more. You can create a course in text, audio and video formats. Every course is available on demand and students can learn at their own pace, on their own time and on any device.

Suitable For

People who like to teach, explain and solve problem and ability to express knowledge in easily understood form.

How to Get Started

Step 1: Plan Your Course

Planning your course is the first step on your course creation journey and it’s very important to provide yourself with a solid foundation for building the rest of your course.
Decide what you want to teach. You probably have an idea of what you want to teach, and now it's time to get really specific.
Identify what you want your users to learn from your course. Determining this now will go a long way in helping you create a great course structure.
Scope the content of your course to ensure that there is enough content for users to engage with and achieve their objectives. This is also where you think through how you want to organize your content.  Be sure to conclude each section with either a quiz or a summary to sum up what users have learned.
Break down your course into smaller, bite-sized lectures and describe what they each need to accomplish.  This step is to help you get more detailed about your content, and break it down into individual sections and lectures. Write a lecture description for each lecture, summarizing what users will learn.

Step 2: Produce Your Course

This is the most important part of your course creation process.
As you're creating your lectures, consider different types of users. Video lectures should alternate between the different lecture types and also between presentation styles such as “talking head”, slides, screencasts and drawing boards. Upload your promotional video so that users can preview your course.
We strongly encourage you to include practice activities throughout the course to keep users engaged--at least one per section. These can take many different forms depending on the content, but may include quizzes, case studies or projects. For more in-depth information about practice activities, take a look at our course: Official Udemy Insights: Adding Practice Activities (please note: you can access this course by searching for it in your Udemy for Business account)
Use the bulk uploader to upload your videos into your course.  You can also use the uploader to upload any other resources you’re including (supplemental resources, PDF, audio, or presentation lectures). Once your videos are uploaded, go through your outline and associate the videos with the correct lecture.

Step 3: Polish Your Course

In this step we’re talking about making your course ready for publishing.
Craft a compelling course summary
Take another look at your course title, and add in a subtitle.
Create a course image.

Step 4: Publish Your Course

Admins: You are ready to publish your course!
Non-admins: you will need to submit the course for review and an admin will need to approve it for publishing.

Tips

1. Pick a topic in which you are specialized in.
2. Study the courses relevant to your topic and see how many people are interested and have actually enrolled in the courses.
This will give you a rough understanding of the people who are interested in your topic and willing to invest in your course.
3. Study the other available courses and find out the things which you can offer that will make your course much better, different than other available courses.
4. Identify your audience level and then create the course content. \n For e.g. You need to first decide whether your course is for a beginner level or an expert level audience.
Then accordingly you need to create your course content which appeals to the right audience.
5. Make sure your course title and description is optimized for appealing your target audience .
Try to answer the frequent questions that your audience asks in your course description.
6. Deliver at least 80% of your course in video format as it is the most engaging way of interaction.
Also keep the length of each video lesson between 2-10 minutes.
7. Build a rapport with the audience, and engage. You can always do a quiz ups between lectures to make it engrossing and interactive.

Monetization

1. Udemy gets a lot of daily visitors so there is a good chance that your course will get noticed and people will enroll in and you will start earning.
2. You can even start a small blog on your course-related topics and promote your course.
3. More people sign up for your course more money you make.

Tutorials

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