#279: Should I Create a Digital Course?
Today I want to help you answer a very important question.
And that question is… should you create a digital course?
More than likely, my answer to you will be yes.
Now I know what you’re thinking. What in the world would I create a course on? The market is saturated. There are so many people selling courses online. But I promise that no one is teaching what YOU would teach the way that YOU would teach it.
So here’s what I want you to do:
Step 1: Listen to this episode and learn about the five main types of profitable digital courses.
Step 2: Take my free quiz and find out which of those types is best for you (or if you should hold off on creating your course for now!).
My team and I put a lot of work (and love) into creating this quiz and I hope it helps you get the clarity you need to take the next step forward.
Already took the quiz and want to learn more about each course type? Here are the highlights:
- [08:59] The Workshop Course. This is a two hourish training that promises instant clarity and results.
- [15:43] A Starter Course. A jumping-off point to get your students started in your area of expertise.
- [19:41] The Spotlight Course. Dives deep into one main area, you’ll help your students produce very specific results in just one area.
- [22:36] A Signature Course. A complete comprehensive system, the Mack Daddy of all courses. It’s specific and detailed and includes your entire framework from start to finish.
- [29:03] The Certification Course. This is as in-depth as it gets. You are teaching others your methodology and process in such a detailed way that they’ll be able to teach it to others.
Take the Quiz Now!
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