I gained 60.000+ Course Enrollments with this Secret

Summary

The speaker shares their experience creating over 22 courses, teaching 60,000+ students globally. They emphasize the importance of balancing course length and quality, suggesting shorter lessons (10-15 minutes) to maintain high quality. The key is breaking down complex topics into smaller, manageable lessons, which is a strategy they've used to generate significant revenue without extensive advertising or prior followers.

Takeaways

• 📚 After creating over 22 courses and teaching more than 60,000 students, the biggest mistake people make is not creating lengthy courses for online marketplaces.
• 💡 The key to success is finding the balance between the quality and quantity of content.
• 🕒 Lengthy courses of high quality can be achieved without spending countless hours editing or scripting.
• 🎓 The master class mentioned transforms a beginner into a course creator, sharing secrets to earning tens of thousands of dollars without ads or followers.
• ✂️ To maintain quality, avoid long lessons; instead, create shorter, focused lessons of 10-15 minutes each.
• 📈 Longer lessons tend to lead to overanalysis, which can degrade the lesson quality.
• 🗂 Breaking down complex concepts into multiple shorter lessons helps maintain quality and is easier for both instructor and student.
• 🎨 For example, instead of a 40-minute lesson on color grading in a video editing course, create several shorter lessons to cover the topic in depth.
• 🏆 Online course marketplaces reward instructors with longer courses, but quality should not be sacrificed for length.
• 💬 Prioritize quality over length to stand out as an instructor, as high-quality courses are less common.
• 🤝 Success in course creation is based on the quality of information, lesson quality, and effective knowledge transfer from instructor to student.

Q & A

What is the biggest mistake people make when creating online courses?

The biggest mistake people make is not creating lengthy courses when uploading them to online course marketplaces like Skillshare and Udemy.

What is the secret to the speaker's success in generating tens of thousands of dollars?

The secret to the speaker's success is finding the fine line between the quality of content and the quantity of content, managing to create lengthy courses that are of top-notch quality.

What is the key to maintaining high quality in lengthy courses?

The key is to avoid overanalyzing in each lesson and to break down longer concepts into shorter lessons, ideally 10 to 15 minutes each, to maintain high quality.

Why are shorter lessons beneficial for both instructors and students?

Shorter lessons are less exhausting for instructors and easier for students to follow, allowing for in-depth analysis without overwhelming either party.

How does breaking down concepts into smaller lessons help in course creation?

Breaking down concepts into smaller lessons helps by allowing for detailed exploration of each concept while creating longer content overall, making it easier to maintain high quality.

What example does the speaker use to illustrate breaking down concepts into smaller lessons?

The speaker uses the example of teaching color grading in a Final Cut Pro course, suggesting breaking it down into three or four shorter lessons instead of one long 40-minute lesson.

What do online course marketplaces reward according to the speaker?

Online course marketplaces like Skillshare and Udemy reward instructors who create longer courses.

What is more important according to the speaker, length or quality of the course?

Quality is more important than length. The foundation of a successful course creator lies in the quality of information and instruction.

Why do people who enroll in the speaker's program see huge success?

They see huge success because the speaker teaches principles that help create quality courses, emphasizing the importance of quality over length.

What does the speaker emphasize about transmitting information from instructor to student?

The speaker emphasizes that the quality of instruction and the ability to effectively transmit information from the instructor's head to the student is crucial for a successful course.