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 How To Create Your Online Mini Course, 5 Steps To Get Started.



5 Steps To Get Started.

  1. Find Your Topic.
  2. Identify Your Target Audience.
  3. Find A Solution For A Problem.
  4. Outline Your Course Content.
  5. Reuse Your Old Content.
1. Find Your Topic.

  • Passion, Knowledge, Expertise.
  • You Like Dogs, Cats And Animals ?, And You Know How To Teach Them A .... ? 
  • There Is Your First Course, Made Out Of Passion And / Or Knowledge.
  • Marketeer And Biz Owner ? I Think Your Product, Hype/Trend Is Yours.
  • When You Are A Blogger, YouTuber, Site Owner. I Think You Have A Topic.
  • In My Case, I like Creating Content About My Passions 
  • Travel, Photo, Graphic, Web, Video. 
  • And Share The Knowledge And Expertise I Have In My 50 + Years. 

So I Create: 
For YouTube#Shorts ) And Online Mini Courses About:
2. Identify Your Target Audience

Ask Yourself Who Are My Ideal Clients For My Products Or Service. 
Create A  Perfect Customer Profile.  
Spend Time On Market Research.
Reassess Your Offer And  Research Your Competitors.
  • Your Subscribers
  • Your Students
  • Your Online Biz
  • Online Groups
  • Country and Local

Your value proposition?

  • It’s the heart and soul of your marketing game.
  • Make  sure it spills the beans on what makes your product or service one of a kind and a total must have out there.
  • Think about the perks that take care of your customers' headaches or fulfill what they really need.
  • Show off what makes you stand out from the crowd, keep it real and relatable for your audience.
  • Keep the language simple but punchy to hook their attention fast, ‘cause this can seriously sway their buying choices.
  • And don’t forget to keep tweaking and refreshing your value proposition.

 


 3. Find A Solution For A Problem.

  • Give a clear, simple solution that directly addresses what your audience really needs and the tough situations they might be dealing with.

Or

  • Your audience has a common problem, 
  • and your well designed course is the complete answer they’re looking for.

Share Your Knowledge.

  • Provide your valuable insights and practical advice that can genuinely help your audience tackle their problems easily and effectively.
  • Make your course a trusted source not just for quick fixes, 
  • but also a place where learners can gain important skills, 
  • and knowledge that can make a real difference in their lives.

4.  Outline Your Course Content.

It’s important to provide a clear outline of your course content. 
This helps potential students know what to expect.

  • By breaking down each part of the course, like modules and lessons, you make it easier for them to understand the structure and what they will learn.
  • This clarity sets realistic expectations and shows the value of your course, as students can see all the material they will cover.
  • To enhance this approach, consider adding testimonials or success stories from previous students.
  • These can highlight what they achieved based on your course content.
  • This not only builds trust but also shows the real-world applications of what you teach.

How I Use Canva To Design And Create Mobile Micro Course Videos.



5. Reuse Your Old Content.

  • In today’s fast changing online world, keeping your content fresh and interesting is important.
  • Updating old posts helps them show up better on search engines, bringing in more visitors.
  • By adding updated stats, new insights, and the latest trends, you can breathe new life into older articles and reach new readers who may have missed them the first time.
  • Regularly refreshing your content can strengthen your brand’s credibility and reputation, making you a trusted source in your field.

6. Stay Engaged with Your Audience.

  • Building solid relationships with your audience is key in today’s online world.
  • You can do this by regularly interacting with them through thoughtful comments, helpful feedback, and engaging discussions.
  • This back-and-forth communication creates a sense of community and helps you understand their changing needs.
  • The more you connect with your audience, the more invested they'll be in their learning journey, making them likely to return for more of your courses.