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First off, start building a website that will host your online school. A landing page is the first
page your website visitors will ‘land on’, so it makes sense to begin from there.
Choosing the right templates, especially for the header image, is crucial because it is a
make-it-or-break-it move. If your landing page can’t entice your site visitors to read your
content within a matter of seconds, then they will reach immediately for the X button and
the opportunity is lost. Create a page that either has to offer more to your current students,
helps to get new ones on-board or serves a specific goal you want to achieve.
For example:
Once you have your website up and running, it’s time to get some learning content on
there. Find a profitable idea for a course and then working on that idea to create e-learning
content. Prefer to choose a subject that you are passionate and knowledgeable about or is
relevant/marketable to the respective industry
Creating the content on the subject of your course requires setting your learning objectives
and then build a course outline that helps to guide the learning process.
Decide on a learning method or a blended approach you want to follow and stick with it.
This will define the type of content and activities to undertake. Remember that learning
does not happen in a social vacuum, but rather in a social environment with multiple
variables.
Every business has an essential tool-set to help them manage different aspects of it,
automate repetitive tasks or improve their productivity.
Some of those come as direct integrations like Zoom (Zoom is a web-based video
conferencing tool that allows users to meet online, with or without video), webinar
(presentation that takes place on the internet) among others.
Just like with any type of business, an online school needs to follow a marketing plan. Adopt
a marketing strategy can help to sell your online courses and gradually grow the number of
students.
These are the tools that help you sell courses, create offers, manage promotions and upsell
to your customers. Come up with built-in marketing tools such as:
Bundles
Create a bundle of courses, to upsell to your customers. Sell more courses in one quick
swoop and offer a great offer to your customers by grouping similar courses together into
one big bundle at discounted rate.
They are also great for discount periods, sharing them by email or in coupon sites to attract
first-time customers.