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    The document provides guidance on creating an online course by outlining seven key steps: 1) researching course topics and trends, 2) outlining the course structure, 3) designing presentation materials, 4) recording video lessons, 5) editing videos, 6) hosting the course, and 7) promoting the course. It recommends tools for each step, such as Google searches to research topics, spreadsheet software to outline lessons, and video editing software like Final Cut and Premiere. Website options to host and sell the course include Teachable, Thinkific, and Kajabi. The document stresses testing promotions before spending money on paid ads.

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    The document provides guidance on creating an online course by outlining seven key steps: 1) researching course topics and trends, 2) outlining the course structure, 3) designing presentation materials, 4) recording video lessons, 5) editing videos, 6) hosting the course, and 7) promoting the course. It recommends tools for each step, such as Google searches to research topics, spreadsheet software to outline lessons, and video editing software like Final Cut and Premiere. Website options to host and sell the course include Teachable, Thinkific, and Kajabi. The document stresses testing promotions before spending money on paid ads.

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    ONLINE COURSE

    1. RESEARCH

    ➡ Google Search: search for "your topic + online courses"

    ➡ Google Trends: enter 2 or 3 keywords to see popular they are

    2. OUTLINING

    ➡ You can use pen and paper or a project management tool like Notion, Trello, Asana, or Basecamp.

    ➡ I like to use a spreadsheet and use color coding to see which lessons are completed and which ones
    are left to record.

    3. DESIGN

    ➡ For stock photos and videos check Pexels.com, Pixabay.com, Envato.com and Storyblocks.com.

    ➡ To create slides you can use PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote.

    4. RECORDING

    ➡ Cameras:

    - Logitech C920 webcam → https://amzn.to/2ZMDFfG

    - Panasonic GH5 → https://amzn.to/3eO06VI

    - Sony A6400 → https://amzn.to/3eLDTb3

    - Canon 90D → https://amzn.to/32B3YXS

    ➡ Microphones:

    - Samson Go → https://amzn.to/32El5I8

    - Yeti → https://amzn.to/2WCD3a8

    - Røde Wireless Go → https://wirelessgo.rode.com/

    - Shotgun mic → https://amzn.to/3hlxVzq

    ➡ LED Lightning Kit → https://amzn.to/39hkRba

    ➡ Sound Proofing panels → https://amzn.to/2CPZNMY


    5. VIDEO EDITING

    ➡ Final Cut (Mac) → https://www.apple.com/ca/final-cut-pro/

    ➡ Adobe Premiere (Mac and PC) → https://www.adobe.com/ca/products/pre...

    ➡ Davinci Resolve (Mac, PC, Linux) → https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/ca/p...

    6. HOSTING

    ➡ Marketplaces: https://Udemy.com, https://skillshare.com

    ➡ Selfhosting:

    - Thinkific → https://grumo.com/thinkific

    - Teachable → https://grumo.com/teachable

    - Kajabi → https://kajabi.com

    - Wordpress + LearnDash → https://learndash.com

    7. PROMOTING

    ➡ Upload free educational videos to Youtube

    ➡ Redirect viewers to your course or a landing page to collect email addresses

    Manage emails and promote your course to your list using tools like:

    - Convertkit → https://grumo.com/convertkit

    - Mailchimp → https://mailchimp.com

    - SendFox → https://sendfox.com

    ➡ Paid Ads: only spend money on ads when you're sure you have a solid course and have tested your
    sales funnel is converting leads optimally. Otherwise, you may waste a lot of money until you start
    breaking a profit on paid ads.

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