5 days to Course Clarity

This 5 day program will take you step by step through the key things you need to think about BEFORE you start to create your own online course. 

Yup, before you jump head first into creating content, recording videos, or deciding on a platform (and if you've already started, that's ok, this will help clarify the way forward). 

This process is designed to help you create the best course you can. 

It's win win for everyone, going through these modules will help you: 

• Build something which is best suited for your audience
• Give your students the best results possible 
• Make it quicker and easier to build, because you'll have a clearer idea of what to build and why 

Over the 5 days you will cover

• Course Strategy and where your course sits in your current business plan
• Who your course is for 
• Market research
• Your outcome
• and Course Validation

And all for just $5 (Aussie Dollars even) 

FAQ:

How is the content delivered?
You get access to all the content from the day you sign in. 
While the course is designed to be completed over 5 days, I understand that sometimes life gets in the way... so if you want to jump in and smash it all out in one go, then go for gold. 

How long do I get access to the content for?
"Forever"... Look I can't guarantee that it will literally be forever, but for as long as the course content is on this platform, you will have access. 

Do I get any feedback from you Sam?
Throughout the modules you will be asked to answer questions. While I can see these answers, they are there for your own reflection. Unless you reach out to me with a specific problem or issue, I won't be leaving feedback on your answers. 

Why is it $5? 
Because I wanted this to be accessible to as many people as possible, as it will save you a whole heap of hassle on your way to building your course. 
And the $5 is there to keep you a little accountable ;) I want you to know that you put some money on the line for this and you are starting to treat your course seriously.

Plus I asked my 11 year old how much it should be, and his response was "$1 a day sounds fair"... so it stuck.