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Protecting Your Video Content: Navigating the Cat-and-Mouse Game of Digital Piracy

Ever pour your heart into creating something awesome, like an amazing course full of beautifully produce video, only to find it, well, floating around the Internet?

It’s like that sinking feeling, right? All your hard work and someone else is, what, just giving it away? What can you do about it?

It’s a tough one, honestly. It’s one of those things that seems simple on the surface, however it’s actually a deep rabbit hole.

AI Tools for Customer Success Teams: Framework To Evaluate What Is Ready

I recently hosted an Fireside chat for the Support Driven community covering AI Tools for Customer Success Teams: Framework To Evaluate What Is Ready.

On the call I talked with Chun Jiang, CEO & Co-founder of Monterey AI about how to approach choosing and implementing the vast range of AI tools available into your Customer Success programs.

Unlocking The Power Of Customer Education For Customer Success

Simon Dunant, Founder Courseprofs and John Kilroy from the Digital Learning Institute talk about the emergence and growth of Customer Education, how organisations are structuring their Customer Education teams and the Opportunities & challenges for learning professionals moving into the Customer Education space.

The ROI of Customer Education: A Fireside Chat With Simon Dunant X Thinkific

The ROI of Customer Education: Driving Success and Growth Courseprofs recently teamed up with Thinkific to talk about unleashing strategies to measure and prove the

Creating Learning Journeys For Your Online Courses

Have you ever thought about what your role really is as a course creator? How do you help your learners navigate through your courses and keep their attention?

Digging Into The Data To inform Your Course Creation

As course creators we spend a lot of time creating courses and content but we don’t always think about how those courses and content are working. When was the last time you ran a report on how your learners are doing in your courses?

Are You Certifying The Students In Your Online Course?

Have you ever considered creating a certification program for your courses? Are you wrapping up your certificates into something formal? If not you’re missing a trick.

Adding Captions & Transcripts To Your Videos Using Happyscribe

Making your courses accessible is an important task. Some of of the students taking your courses may have hearing impairments, and users may have trouble understanding your course if they speak a different language. So offering captions and transcripts of your videos helps them understand your course content better.

Digging In To Thinkific’s 2022 Online Learning Trends Report

Want to know how the top 20% of course creators run a successful online course business? Join us as we dive in to the Thinkific 2022 Online Learning Trends Report.

Pricing Your Online Course – What Are You Worth?

I get asked a lot of questions about course pricing, what should I charge for my courses, should I price it high, low, should it be $99, $297, $497, $999, $2997, $4997?

Growing Your Online Courses Through Feedback

When you’re creating your courses how do you know if the content you’re creating is going to resonate with your students? There’s a really easy way to answer that question.

Building An Online Course Production Line

Here’s a question for you, what has Henry Ford, Berry Gordy of Motown Records and Pete Waterman of PWL records all got in common – and what have they got to do with online courses?

How Repurposing Can Save Time & Increase Value

It can feel overwhelming when you sit down to plan out a course and look at how much content you have to create, but it doesn’t have to be.

Do You Struggle With Using Video In Your Online Courses?

This week I’ve been getting some questions about creating and using video in your courses, so if you struggle with video in your course this is for you.

Progress Over Perfection

Do you worry about every little detail about your course, do you avoid hitting the publish button because you want to just tweak a video or a workbook needs a different color scheme? This sounds a lot like you’re in procrastination mode.

The Who, What, When, Where & Why Of Teaching Online

Have you ever stopped to think about who you are teaching online, who your audience is, and what really motivates them to learn the topic you’re delivering through your courses?

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