Note to readers: This is the 3rd post in our series about launching your first course. If you've been following along, great! If you're new here, you can catch up by reading parts one and two. You've done so much hard work on your first [...]
Note to readers: This is the 2nd post in our series about launching your first course. If you've been following along, great! If you're new here, you can read part one here. True or false? If you're launching anything online, you have to hold a [...]
You made it! You finished your first online course and you've run a successful pilot. You've made tweaks and improvements based on your first students' feedback and now you're ready to go big and show your course to the world. But what's next? You've probably [...]
Think about it. The first time you run your course, it will be the worst it will ever be. Now don't misunderstand me. I'm not saying your course will be bad. Most likely, it will start out good and improve over time. And that's natural. [...]
You'll hear us say this often on the Ruzuku blog: Offer your audience something that will delight them. Take away some pain or annoyance that they've been struggling with. Or help them achieve one of their dearest dreams. Not only will people love you for [...]
So, you're planning your course. You have a great idea, but you're not really sure how people will respond to it (yet). That makes you a little nervous. After all, it's one thing to ask people if they like your idea, and quite another thing [...]
Have you ever been bombarded by a marketing campaign for a product and thought, “man, that's really annoying”? The incessant emails after you signed up for a free ebook — which seemed like five in one day. The constant “Buy! Buy! Buy!” shouted at you [...]
You know those people who always seem to have the best luck? They know the right people, they always seem to be in the right place at the right time. Every time they create something new, it’s a hit. You see their names everywhere — [...]