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Today's listener wants to launch their own course. What should they know?
Notes from Chris
Episode 1775
Simple but important question: what’s the best platform to host an online course? I’ve been working on an online course that’s different from any I’ve made before, so I’ve done a lot of research myself. I’m going to give you a clear recommendation!"After listening to Side Hustle School for a while, I'm ready to create an online course. You've had a lot of episodes and stories about people who've done that, and I'm wondering: out of everything you've heard, what do you think is the best third-party platform to host the course? I don't mean a company like Udacity that sells courses that other creators make, I mean one of the ones that lets you host your own and keep all the money that comes in."Listen to today's episode to learn more...
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- Q&A: Should I publish my course in more than one location?: Today’s listener from the UK is wondering about publishing an online course with a platform like Udemy or Coursera. Does she have to choose one of them, or can she cross-publish to multiple platforms?
