Just a heads up...

My latest course, Sane Course Creation, is coming down in just a couple days: August 1, 2021 to be exact. I'm not gonna stay up late or anything, but when I wake up the morning of the 1st... after my coffee, the first thing I'll do is remove the course.

So, if you want to get it while it's here on the Skillshares...

Now is the time.

Here's a bit of what you'll learn inside the course:

A technique, used by the late, great Stan Lee, to create many of Marvel's most popular characters -- The Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor, The Incredible Hulk and all the others you know and love, today -- and grow Marvel into globally-recognized brand and multi-billion dollar company. And how I've used this same methodology to help your courses not just get more attention and interest, but create a fanboy-like loyalty for YOU -- where students almost reflexively snap up every new course or product you create without thinking -- potentially bringing you continually and consistently-increasing sales over time (Lesson 2).
10 red-hot course topics handed to you on a silver platter. These topics span multiple niches and disciplines, so they won't all apply to you... but, if you have even cursory knowledge on any one of them, you could create a course *knowing* there's a market of prospects hungry for this type of information (Lesson 2).
The dirty method many of today's biggest online business celebrities used to build their authority and fame. I know because I was there... at the conference where it all went down and where they all learned this shady method. Many of whom went on and used it to create the fame and celebrity status they enjoy today. Names you know and probably listen to and trust. I tell the whole dirty story and how you can tweak this method (using your course) to be non-shady... while still garnering all the authority and fame they've enjoyed. Not for the faint of heart, but deadly effective -- without turning you into a scumbag (Lesson 1).
A "so obvious it's often overlooked" website you can use for uncovering the topics and information your prospects want right now -- to help you create a course with a large market of highly-motivated buyers (Lesson 2).

The economic theory, used by the wealthiest course creators, to charge $1,000, $2,000, $5,000 and more for their online courses. Apply this theory to how you create your course and you can charge almost anything you want. Don't and you'll have a hard time getting people to care even if it's free (Lesson 2).
Where to spend 80% of your time when creating an online course. Not naming, not marketing, not graphics, not recording, editing, fancy transitions or whiz-bang effects, not even the content itself. This one counter-intuitive task will account for 80% of the success of your course (Lesson 3).
A peculiar-sounding course format, used by popular YouTuber Brad Traversy, that makes your courses more engaging, more fun and more beloved by students -- without you jumping around like a cricket on crack (Lesson 3).
A caveman-simple way of finding a nearly endless supply of profitable course ideas developed by the "Rebel Marketer" all the top online marketers and course creators go to when they need a breakthrough. He started his career as the freelance copywriter LA ad agencies used to sneak in the back door of their offices to do the sales jobs their staff writes couldn't pull off. Now, he's considered one of the godfathers of copywriting and online marketing. I'll show you his method for quickly zeroing in on the course ideas with most profit potential and ease of selling. You can rest assured you'll have a winning topic to create a course on (Lesson 2).
A strange, "multi-layered" method for building your course that virtually guarantees your students will be blown away by what they learn. While other course creators barely scratch the surface on a given topic, you'll dig deep... cramming your course with value -- all in a way that's simple and natural for you. This is the "big secret" to how nearly all of my courses have a 90%+ satisfaction rate (something virtually unheard of in the industry). Simply put: you won't have to worry if your course is good or not (Lesson 3).
A clever way of naming your course that can cut through all the noise and grabs people's attention. Everybody and their brother's, dog's sister is creating a course it seems like. How do you get people's attention in that environment? An attention-grabbing course name is half the battle. I'll show you a simple 2-part method (I learned from an old school, grumpy... but million-dollar/year... info-publisher) that can not only help you slice through all the noise and get people to pay attention to YOU and YOUR course... but can also turn those who do take your course into raving fans and lifelong customers (Lesson 4).
The Quintessence of Value. It's the constant refrain of the Insta-gurus: "give value". But how? What actually makes something valuable? After 25+ courses created, over 30,000 paying students, hundreds of thousands earned... I can tell you definitively what makes a course valuable *to your students*. And I'll show you a simple way to cram value into your course... so your students walk way "dumbfounded" by how much they just learned (Lesson 5).
The course platforms to avoid at all costs (and the ones you can trust). With 25+ course created and nearly a decade as a course creator, I've been contacted by hundreds of different course platforms and put my courses in dozens of different places. Some of those platforms can add a easy new stream of revenue... and some are thieves just looking to steal your content. Inside, I'll show you not only how to protect your course, but also how to find the right platform for your courses to maximize what you earn (Lesson 6).

And a bunch more.

But, again, it's coming down in just a few days -- which means you'll have to watch it before it comes down. Anyway, you already have access as a Skillshare member. The link for the course is here: https://skl.sh/2PjeAGj. You'll want Lesson #2 there. The entire course is housed in that lesson.

Later,

John

John Morris

I help freelancers get clients.

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