Promotional YouTube clip in which Lauren Bateman describes what buyers receive when they purchase her course: access to an active private community where she answers questions, a workbook, and application-focused videos and practice sessions not published to YouTube (e.g., guided chord-switching practice).
So when they buy the course, they're getting access to me. I have a private community that I'm very active in. It's not just some free Facebook group that they fend for themselves. I'm actually in there answering questions. So they get that. They get the workbook, and they get a lot of the application that I don't talk about on YouTube. So there's videos in my course where it's okay, we're going to practice a G chord and a C chord, back and forth, and you and I are going to practice this for two minutes together. Imagine if I put a video on YouTube of three minutes of me practicing switching between chords. It would go, no views. Maybe we'll get some views, but it's not the type of content you want to put on YouTube. So a lot of that application stuff is in the course.
