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Why You Should Consider Creating an Online Course For Your Business

There are a wide variety of marketing methods at your disposal, such as blogging, video marketing, email marketing, Amazon FBA, SEO, and more. But an online course can be as profitable as any of them, possibly even more so. And they can be easy to create if you already have an eBook or educational material at hand. There are plenty of valid reasons to consider an online course for your business.

Return on Investment

Online courses can deliver a very impressive return on investment if they are done properly. Once you have the course created and uploaded to a site such as Udemy, then there is not much else to do aside from promoting the product. Ideally, the product will have been promoted before it is released. Online courses can be sold over and over and can deliver an income for years without much additional enhancement. However, it should be noted that creating a course is a little more difficult than it appears at first glance.

They Are Increasing in Popularity

More and more people are turning towards online courses to receive their education compared to other methods. Online courses are far cheaper and often contain a wealth of information that cannot be obtained anywhere else. While the online course niche is becoming saturated, there is still a lack of high-quality courses that deliver original content not available anywhere else. If you can give this to your target audience, then your online course will be a massive success. If you find yourself giving the same advice over and over again, then a course is a good way to streamline your efforts.

Build Authority and Credibility

If you do sell a course effectively, then you will have a built a reputation as an expert in the field. Even if it does not sell that well, creating your own online course is going to be a massive boost to your brand. As your business grows, you will be able to point your customers towards your course.  You can use the course as an upsell or as a down-sell with associated products and services. In many ways, it can be like having two separate kinds of business. While there can be considerable work involved in creating an online course for your business, it is definitely worth it.


Gregory Brickner

Gregory is the Co-Founder of Finive and a number cruncher himself. He leads the obsession for cash flow for small businesses that is the Finive spirit. With insights into cash flow, business owners make better decisions, increase profit, and achieve their wins.

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Free Cash Flow Is  | Helping you understand cash flow and become a cash flow winner

Cash Performance Report

Translating EBITDA into Cash Flow Performance to fuel growth.

Understanding the cash flow activity of the organization creates insights to drive results. The cash performance report creates a clear cash flow picture of the organization by merging the Income Statement and Statement of Cash Flows. 

Three Things Your Budget Must Have

Key elements of a successful budget for a growing business.

Many organizations are starting to think about the 2021 budget cycle. Before you get too far in the planning consider these three elements to produce a quality budget.

Why Your Business Needs Cash Flow Forecasting

Regular cash flow forecasting is an essential part of strategic planning to fuel growth.

A regular cash flow forecasting routine is a catalyst to achieve your growth goals. The forecasting process will force you to do the mental exercise of working ON your business instead of merely IN it. 

Evaluate Performance and Drive Success with KPIs

An introduction creating KPIs for behavior gains in your business.

Business leaders are often seeking ways to find a higher tier of growth and motivate the team to achieve more than they thought possible. We discuss performance with other words, such as targets and objectives.