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And how to do Marketing
Optimize Your Udemy Course Page
Craft a compelling title, subtitle, and description using relevant keywords. Create a high-quality promo video and professional course thumbnail. These elements improve search visibility and conversion rates within Udemy.
Leverage Udemy’s Promotional Tools
Use instructor coupons to offer discounts or free enrollments, especially during launch. Participate in Udemy site-wide promotions when available. Use course announcements to engage students and encourage reviews.
Write Articles on Established Platforms
Publish helpful, problem-solving articles on platforms like Medium, LinkedIn Pulse, or personal blogs. Include contextual links to your course. These platforms have high domain authority and bring organic traffic without violating any rules.
Build a Simple Website or Landing Page
Create a minimal site using tools like Carrd, WordPress, or Notion to showcase your course and testimonials. Use it as a centralized place for links and to capture emails for future communication.
Use Email Marketing
Collect emails from interested users via your website or course sign-ups. Send newsletters with valuable content, course updates, and exclusive discounts. Email remains a powerful and direct channel.
Collaborate with Micro-Influencers
Reach out respectfully to small bloggers, YouTubers, or newsletter writers in your niche. Offer free access to your course for honest feedback and potential mentions. This method is low-risk and builds genuine awareness.
Use Paid Advertising Cautiously
If budget permits, experiment with Google Search Ads targeting very specific keywords related to your course. Avoid broad or social media ads until you have a proven conversion funnel.
Encourage Authentic Reviews
Ask your initial students for honest feedback and reviews. Positive, genuine reviews improve course ranking and student trust more than artificially inflated ratings.
Network Professionally
Engage in industry-specific LinkedIn groups or forums without self-promotion. Build rapport and reputation by sharing insights; eventually, your expertise can lead to natural course interest.