6. “The worldwide market for Self-Paced E-Learning reached
$35.6 billion in 2011. The five-year compound annual
growth rate is estimated at around 7.6% so revenues should
reach some $51.5 billion by 2016.”
E-Learning Market Trends and Forecast 2014-2016, a Docebo report
7. Why should you do video courses?
• Great way to show how software works
• Shows you as an expert and an authority
• Takes less time to make than writing e-books
• Is more profitable than writing e-books
• Is long form “intimate” content
13. The anatomy of the video
• Five minute long tutorial or “slideshow” videos
• HD 16:9 format
• branded intro & outro
• don’t mention the course title, lecture number,
or platform (Udemy, Skillshare, etc.)
• make sure every video stands alone
• edit the bejesus out of it
14. The anatomy of the course
• 1-3 hours of video in total
• Split the course into sections (2-5)
• Begin each section with a “to-camera” video
• End each section with a “to-camera” video and a quiz
• Provide downloads (PDFs, XLSs, Word Docs, etc.)
• Enjoy creating it!
15. How you should you do video
To-cameraScreencasting
• Decent microphone (Yeti)
• ScreenFlow or Camtasia
Mac: ScreenFlow for $100
PC: Camtasia for $300
• Practice
• Smartphone/DSLR
• Lapel mic
• Tripod
• Lighting
• Practice
16. YouTube is a great research tool
for what does well on video
17. Put 20% - 30% of your premium
video content on YouTube
28. Remember:
the email list is the best sales tool
most Udemy courses are sold at a discount
Promo Announcements (x2 a month) sell courses
Educational Announcements get leads
29. Consistent quality products & free content
Build your email list
Have multiple income streams
Foster win-win relationships
Enjoy
30. Thank you!
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