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Edit: That said, your actual product is very expensive, at least compared to Teachable/Thinkfic etc (though it similar in price to products like Kajabi-- is that who you are competing with?)
Thanks for sharing that. I was expecting the usual "spammy" stuff, but this is legit good. I wish more outfits marketed this way. I wish you the very best.
Thats very comprehensive-- not the 500 page "essay" with a link to buy I was expecting -- well done! Edit: That said, your actual product is very expensive, at least compared to Teachable/Thinkfic etc (though it similar in price to products like Kajabi-- is that who you are competing with?)
We're aware of this and a revamp of our pricing is planned to have cheaper tiers or a freemium model in the future.
But yes, the product itself is more on the premium side because we're mainly targeting already established course and content creators who want a really advanced course platform for their students, not just an all-in-one tool like Kajabi or Podia that doesn't go in depth on the education side.
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If no ads, whats your main marketing strategy (As schoolmaker)?
astroturfing
1. Help people build great courses (which is 99% of the content, took me 5 months to research and write, and is totally free)
2. Promote our software (1% of the content, and any course creator can still apply the guide, even if they don't use our software)
What are you talking about :')
This is so comprehensive, much thanks. Obviously it's some great marketing for SchoolMaker - but either way, as someone that possibly wants to make a course in the future - thank you!
Related: Rob Fitz (of The Mom Test fame) is building a community of people who write actually useful nonfiction books https://writeusefulbooks.com/community/
Great book, I highly recommend it!
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astroturfing
Dude I literally wrote on the landing page, and said in the trailer video that the guide was to: 1. Help people build great courses (which is 99% of the content, took me 5 months to research and write, and is totally free) 2. Promote our software (1% of the content, and any course creator can still apply the guide, even if they don't use our software) What are you talking about :')
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Dude I literally wrote on the landing page, and said in the trailer video that the guide was to: 1. Help people build great courses (which is 99% of the content, took me 5 months to research and write, and is totally free) 2. Promote our software (1% of the content, and any course creator can still apply the guide, even if they don't use our software) What are you talking about :')
i read your thing, and i find it unbelievable that so many people here would have such nice, similar things to say about it. Who comments that a thing is "comprehensive"?
Let's look at the profiles of the 2 accounts that used this totally normal word:
1. @shantnutiwari, with an account that is over 1-year-old, who has 2 websites that he seems to still maintain.
2. @chrisrickard, who directly linked his Twitter account, and to me seems like a pretty real human being.
Would be a lot of effort creating all of this for some engagement on a post don't you think?
If you don't like the guide it's completely fine; I don't expect everyone to like it, but don't make false accusations.