1. Pick what to teach, and check people want it
Choose one specific result for one type of learner, research existing alternatives and ask prospective students what would help them.
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Your First Online Course: The Over-50s Starter Kit
A five-stage starter kit for turning knowledge you already have into a focused online course, without building an enormous programme first.
What is included
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2. Turn your promise into a clear outline
Work backwards from the result and organise a small course into logical modules and bite-sized lessons.
3. Record module one, simply
Choose an approachable video format, prioritise clear sound and record the first module before building the entire course.
4. Add materials and set a price
Create useful worksheets, checklists or templates; choose a hosting platform and set a considered course price.
5. Pre-sell your course, then make it better
Learn how to offer an unfinished course transparently, explain delivery dates and gather feedback from early students.
Important: Pre-selling requires clear disclosure of what is ready now and when remaining material will be delivered. Research signals are not guaranteed sales.
This is a product created and sold by Colin McIntyre. It is presented as a product summary, not an independent review. No income or sales results are guaranteed.