Why Pre-Selling Your Course is a Risk You Can't Afford to Take

The Art of Online Course Creation

In this episode of The Art of Online Course Creation, host Shannon Boyer dives deep into a hotly debated topic in the course creation world: pre-selling your course before it's fully developed. Many see it as a savvy business move, but Shannon reveals why this strategy might not be as foolproof as it seems. Could taking this shortcut backfire and affect your long-term success?

What You'll Hear in This Episode:

• The real impact of pre-selling on your course quality and your reputation as a course creator.
• The hidden costs and pressures that come with selling a course before it's ready.
• Why this approach could be particularly risky for new course creators who are still building trust with their audience.
• Alternative paths to launching a course that ensure you deliver true value to your students from the get-go.
• Key considerations for anyone thinking about pre-selling and how to decide what's best for your business.

Plus, Shannon offers a glimpse into her upcoming program, Your Best Course Experience, a unique opportunity for those who want hands-on support and guidance in creating a standout online course. If you're serious about making an impact, this might just be the answer you've been looking for.

Curious about whether pre-selling is right for you or if there’s a better way to set yourself up for success? Listen in as Shannon shares her honest insights, hard-earned wisdom, and strategies that could save you from common pitfalls.

Subscribe now and make sure you’re ahead of the game when it comes to building and launching a course that truly stands out.

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