Short video (spoken transcript) of Christina Haftman documenting her work finalizing an online continuing-education course for chiropractors using the Kajabi platform. She describes copying course descriptions (upper body, lower body, spine, extremities) into Kajabi, notes constraints (200-character course description limit), and mentions working from Starbucks while waiting for videos to arrive.
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Hey there, it's Christina. It's Monday afternoon and I'm working from Starbucks and I am putting some finishing touches on a course, an online course for a group of chiropractors. And I just got the course descriptions. Let me show you. Just got the course descriptions for the upper body class and the lower body class right here. And I'm going to copy and paste them into Kajabi. Just right here. And these are the courses. We already did extremities. And then there's lower, lower body, there's spine and an upper body. So we're gonna go into upper body and edit. And. Right here is the course description. And this course for existing chiropractors, it's like continuing education or new chiropractors that are in training. So right here I just had a little note to myself that we're waiting for the videos, which we got, and we need the course description, which we got. So that's just a little placeholder note to myself. So we're going to delete that and come up here and grab this course description. I don't know if I can do this with two hands holding my phone. So just taking you with me and showing you what it's like to be a digital marketing strategist and a product creation consultant. Back to here, back to the course description. And we're going to just paste that in there. We've got a blender going on, so it's getting noisy. And this has a maximum character count of 200. So I'm going to have to truncate this a little bit and shorten it up while still keeping the essence of it. So I just wanted to show you. And again, we're working with Kajabi next. At Starbucks, there's no water.