I'm looking at Kartra at the moment, so I will check this out to see which way I'll go. This looks so simple, but Kartra has the all-in one that I was watching. Thanks for all you do, I love your videos so much
I'm looking at all of them right now and LW looks really intriguing. I want to ask about marketing infrastructure though in terms of a built-in audience to which one can sell and promote their courses once up and running. My perception is that with other platforms when you release or launch a course, it goes right into their ecosystem of users which is built-in or turn-key whereas, with other lesser known platforms like LW, I assume there isn't one, and so there will have to more third-party marketing done in order to promote your product to the general public, through SEO or Google search.
Sir I had just started creating courses. I had 3 courses rated 4.5+ stars on udemy. I just want to ask you that learnworld only hosts the videos or it handles marketing as well? Like udemy. I'm asking this bcoz I don't have followers or any website from where I can get traffic.
Well, I am using CourseFunnels. It helps me to create courses in any language of my choice, I can host it anywhere I want, and also it has got free profit-boosting plugins that help to sell courses easily on profits. Do review this the next time.
Many differences. Aside from the interactive video, my favorite feature is the ability for students to annotate the course material. Highlight text (3 colors) add their own notes, and then later easily review their annotations separately.
Thanks for introducing LearnWorlds, it looks like a fantastic option.
You are very welcome, Anne.
Man, I've been watching your videos for years. They're so helpful! Thank you, so much!
Glad you like them!
I have already subscribed to your channel. I always stand to gain from your videos specially this one on Learn world. Thanks
Awesome, thank you, Vilas.
I'm looking at Kartra at the moment, so I will check this out to see which way I'll go. This looks so simple, but Kartra has the all-in one that I was watching. Thanks for all you do, I love your videos so much
Thank you for this simple review. I think imma choose learn worlds
Glad it was helpful!
I'm looking at all of them right now and LW looks really intriguing. I want to ask about marketing infrastructure though in terms of a built-in audience to which one can sell and promote their courses once up and running. My perception is that with other platforms when you release or launch a course, it goes right into their ecosystem of users which is built-in or turn-key whereas, with other lesser known platforms like LW, I assume there isn't one, and so there will have to more third-party marketing done in order to promote your product to the general public, through SEO or Google search.
Thanks for the great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Sir I had just started creating courses. I had 3 courses rated 4.5+ stars on udemy.
I just want to ask you that learnworld only hosts the videos or it handles marketing as well? Like udemy.
I'm asking this bcoz I don't have followers or any website from where I can get traffic.
Well, I am using CourseFunnels. It helps me to create courses in any language of my choice, I can host it anywhere I want, and also it has got free profit-boosting plugins that help to sell courses easily on profits. Do review this the next time.
Hi Scott. Thanks for your videos. Can you please share which subscription type you are using in this video? Thank you in advance ☺️
Is this interactive option available for any pricing option? Thanks.
Yes, it's included in any package.
If you mean "Interactive Video", as of today, you'll need to get the "Learning Center plan". The lower plans do not include it.
I wonder what is the difference between Thinkific and LearnWorld???
Great question, Cornelius. One of the big differences is the interactive video editor. Thinkific only offers simple video uploads.
Many differences. Aside from the interactive video, my favorite feature is the ability for students to annotate the course material. Highlight text (3 colors) add their own notes, and then later easily review their annotations separately.