Here are Objections Thought Leaders Overcome to Create an Online Course...

I'm too busy with my current workload to create a course.

Creating a course requires an initial time investment, but it will save you time in the long run by reducing the number of one-on-one sessions needed. By dedicating time upfront to create a course, you free up your schedule, allowing you to focus on higher-value tasks and spend more time on personal development and other passions.

I'm not tech-savvy enough to handle the online course creation process.

Our Content Management System (CMS) platforms is user-friendly and offers step-by-step guides, even for first time users. No prior technical experience is required.

I'm worried that the course won't be as effective as my one-on-one sessions.

Online courses can include interactive elements, assessments, and forums to enhance learning and engagement. By incorporating interactive elements, you can ensure that your course is engaging and effective, providing value comparable to one-on-one sessions.

I don't know how to market an online course effectively.

Digital marketing strategies, including social media, email marketing, and SEO, can be employed to reach your target audience. Implementing a robust marketing strategy ensures your course reaches a broader audience, generating more leads and helping more clients. These are included with the MPK course.

There are already too many online courses in my field.

Your unique perspective and expertise can differentiate your course from others. Highlighting your unique value proposition and personal insights makes your course stand out in a crowded market.

Creating a course requires an upfront investment that I’m not sure will pay off.

The MPK Pre-Launch strategy is designed to make money before your course is completed. The potential for passive income and scalability can result in significant long-term financial benefits. Investing in course creation now leads to a steady stream of passive income, providing financial stability and growth.

I'm concerned that potential clients won't see the value in an online course.

Testimonials, case studies, and a clear demonstration of benefits can enhance perceived value. Showcasing success stories and tangible benefits elevates the perceived value of your course, attracting more clients.

My clients value the personal interaction and personal advice I provide.

You can offer additional one-on-one coaching sessions or group webinars as part of the course. Incorporating personal interaction options like audio, video and even live meetings within your course maintains the personal touch while expanding your reach.

I'm worried about protecting my content and intellectual property.

Our CMS offers various measures to protect your content, such as restricted access. Utilizing protection measures ensures your intellectual property is safeguarded while reaching a wider audience.

I'm not sure how to price my course or create a sustainable revenue model.

Research and pricing strategies can help determine the optimal price point and revenue model. Implementing a well-researched pricing strategy, including competition research, ensures sustainable income from your course.

My clients might expect the same level of personalized service in the course as they get in one-on-one sessions.

Setting clear expectations and offering additional support options can manage client expectations. Setting clear boundaries and providing support options maintains client satisfaction and realistic expectations.