Teachable – Build Your Audience

Are you having trouble getting your online course’s first students? You’re not alone, so don’t worry. For novice course developers, developing an engaged audience is a regular source of frustration. Making a brief and simple mini course is a clever and efficient approach to draw in your initial subscribers, though.A mini course is a condensed section of your subject matter knowledge that you provide for free in return for an email address. It’s an effective marketing tactic that enables you to increase the number of email list subscribers by establishing trust with your audience and showcasing your expertise.
You’ll learn how to make a small course in this course that will enable you to increase your audience from zero to five hundred (and beyond!). The steps you’ll take to make your short course are as follows:
Step 1: Determine the problem your audience is facing

You must determine your audience’s pain issue in order to develop a short course that appeals to them. What issue are they attempting to address? Whose inquiries are they asking? You may design a short course that caters to the demands of your audience after you have a firm grasp of their pain problem.
Step 2: Select a theme.

Select a topic for your short course that you can address in depth based on the problems your audience is experiencing. Your subject should be focused, applicable, and appropriate for your audience.
3rd step: Produce your content

Your mini course’s content need to be of the highest caliber and value. It should provide your audience useful advice, tactics, or insights that they may apply to their particular issue. Keep your writing succinct and simple to read.
Design your course in Step 4

Your mini-course should be intuitive to use and aesthetically appealing. Create your course using a site like Teachable or Thinkific, or make a straightforward PDF that you can send via email.
Step 5: Market your program

It’s time to market your short course after it’s finished. To help you spread the word, post it on social media, use Facebook advertisements, or get in touch with bloggers and other influencers in your industry.
You’ll have a small course by the conclusion of the course that you can use to build your email list and gain your first subscribers. Additionally, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and abilities to produce more mini courses in the future, which will support your efforts to expand your audience and solidify your position as an authority in your field.
Do not delay the start of your online course due to a shortage of participants. Create a small course right away to get your first subscribers in a clever method!