Teach. Train. Conquer Your Market.
Updated April 10, 2019 I run across a lot of blog posts that aim to highlight an alternative to Udemy, the major online marketplace for anyone who wants to create an online course and sell it. In most cases, though, these posts highlight platforms like Teachable or Thinkific as alternatives. While, technically speaking, these are good alternatives (and I …
10+ True Alternatives to Udemy for Selling Online Courses in 2019Read More
Updated May 9, 2019 – It used to be that if you wanted an LMS to sell courses, you either had to develop custom software or bolt e-commerce onto platforms that were built for corporate training or delivering college classes. Needless to say, this usually came with plenty of headaches and and a less than …
The Best LMSes for Small Businesses to Sell Courses OnlineRead More
I don’t often write posts that highlight a specific platform vendor, but I think it is worth noting a couple of changes that Thinkific has made to its platform recently. One addresses an issue I get asked about all the time by readers. Another supports what I think is probably the biggest revenue opportunity for …
Two Thinkific Changes Worth Noticing (Even If You Don’t Use Thinkific)Read More
There’s a critical question that should (but often doesn’t) get answered when selecting a platform. Namely, “How easy will it be to move my online course to another platform?” You see, most course platforms provide you with a variety of tools for creating online courses, and that can be great for getting you started quickly. The problem …
Last updated June 1, 2019 – Added AccessAlly for combined online course and membership sites. Looking to sell online courses, but confused by all of the platform choices? In this post I draw on my two decades of eLearning industry experience to highlight the top online course platforms and help you narrow your list. It’s …
15+ Platforms to Create and Sell Online Courses (and Counting)Read More
In your search for an online course platform, you may have noticed that the market has gotten quite crowded – which means it’s time to be cautious. I’ve seen this before – circa 1997 (dotcom days) – when tons of e-learning companies were rushing into the market and investors were throwing money at those companies. I …
Will your online course platform still be here tomorrow?Read More
Where do your prospective learners go to get details about you and your business? Where can they find strong evidence of the value you offer? Where will they return over time to find new offerings and continue their relationship with you? For most of us, the answer is – or should be – our main …
Most people end up on the Learning Revolution Web site because they are looking for an online course platform. And not just any online course platform – they want to be able to sell online courses. That’s all well and good – and I’m happy to provide what help I can – but it’s always worth …
