Study successful courses on Udemy, Coursera, and ClickBank to see what works, then build something better by adding your own personality. Competition means there's real demand, not that you're too late.
What are some of the key things if somebody's looking to build a digital course out and launch and everything that they should need to be looking at? Yeah, I mean, the most important thing is to not reinvent the wheel, right? Like, people will try to create a course that's never been done before, but the course market is mature enough now, where the things that people want, there's something out there. And you can find, you know, a lot of examples on Udemy, on Coursera, on ClickBank, where you can see incredibly written copy and beautiful videos. You can see the structure and, you know, table of contents of these courses and. And then you can improve on it and add your own personality and talent. Most people have this idea that they're like, oh, well, you know, Kevin already has this Amazon course that's made $50 million over the past three, four years, so why would I ever start one? Right? But that's like the wrong mentality. The thing that I've learned the most is understand that just because someone else has done it is probably actually a better thing. Having competition because it means people are interested in.
