Is anyone seeing your content? If you’re a dedicated online course creator, you’re probably blogging, podcasting, or creating a video at least once per week.

In this post, I’m going to talk about Tailwind Communities and Pinterest and how I’ve used Tailwind to grow my website traffic and my online course business.

There’s so much information to learn (and learn quickly) when growing your online course business.

When I first started, I wish there was someone who would just give it to me straight rather than making it seem as if it were so easy that my 80-year old grandmother could do it.

While it’s great to have content you can sit and read to learn about creating and marketing an online course, you need an option to learn on the go.

What if you were able to add new subscribers to your email list every day without any money out of your pocket? And I’m not talking through organic social media because we all know that is a slooooow game.

Read to learn how to create a sales funnel that pays for itself.

Follow this step by-step process to prepare your social media strategy for your next online course launch; making it easy for you to attract and connect with your online course prospects.

One of the best ways to promote you and your online course business is through public relations (PR). And best of all, it's FREE!

Lucky for you, gone are the days when you need to dig deep into your pockets and hire a high-priced PR agency to help your business get exposure. If you know what do to, you can do it yourself.

Here are five tips on how to expand your visibility so you can grow your audience for your online course.

The #1 question I am asked: How should I price my online course. I get it. Pricing your online course is HARD! Even for the Fortune 10 firms.

You don’t want to overprice because you believe this would keep potential students from enrolling. On the other hand, you want to be sure to charge what your online course is worth.

I’ve had so many entrepreneurs come to me after they’ve bought course after course and program after program, but NEVER launched their online course into the market. Others had launched their course once or twice but didn’t get the results they wanted and scared to take the next step.

After speaking with these entrepreneurs, I found that there were several mindset blocks holding them back.

I hear from online business owners all the time that their online course is not selling, but they don’t know WHY.

Here, I want to squash 3 myths you’ve been told about marketing your online course, so you don’t have to be in the dark anymore.

The main reason why your online course is not selling is not what you think.

Many business owners come to me after their failed online course launch and think that the reason why their launch failed was due to their pricing.

Yes, your sales funnel may need tweaking, but the main reason why your online course is not selling is because you haven’t warmed up your audience prior to selling and you should do this through what is known in marketing as the buyer’s journey.