KEY TAKEAWAYS COVERED IN THE PODCASTIf you notice that you have key processes that you’re working through with all of your clients and customers, you need to think about whether or not you can turn them into a course.You need to take a look at what you’re doing offline to turn them into an online programme. Not only will it save you time, but it will allow you to help more people.Courses can be a great way to convert customers into one-on-one clients.The basics that you need when it comes to creating your courses are Zoom to record videos, Canva to create worksheets and slides, Mailchimp to guide people through your funnel and then a platform to build your course.Try to keep it as simple as you possibly can. You don’t want to overwhelm your course members.Hobby courses are becoming really popular, is this something you can do?If you have lots of topics to cover, don’t put it into one big course. Instead, create lots of smaller, actionable courses.If you are in an industry that regularly changes, creating a course that is easy to change is important.If you sell a product, don’t write off doing a course. You can teach people how to make your product, or how to run a successful business.People will be buying your course because of YOU and your experience. You need to allow 3-6 months before you start making a profit from your course.THE ONE THING YOU NEED TO REMEMBER ABOVE ALL ELSE…One of the most important things you need to consider when it comes to an online course is that it needs to be really actionable. Every time you communicate with your course members, there needs to be an action they can take.Kerrie's flagship Launch a 6 figure course mastermind starts again Monday 5th August. You can sign up here and use the coupon code THW for a 50% discount on the one off fee making it an amazing £645 for the year. https://t4s.site/profitableonlinecourse/august-mastermind-thw/.HIGHLIGHTS YOU SIMPLY CAN'T MISSIntroducing Kerrie – 05:24The Basics of Creating an Online Course – 15:00What Are the Best Platforms for Courses – 20:40Business #1: Devon Baeza - 27:00Business #2: Lagina Masala - 34:30Business #3: Violets Digital – 44:11Business #4: Felt n Fings 51:55LINKS TO RESOURCES MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODECallie and Mike EpisodeZoomCanvaMailchimpInfusionsoftKajabiDripDevon BaezaLagina MasalaViolets DigitalFelt n FingsKerrie’s FacebookKerrie’s TwitterKerrie’s LinkedInKerrie’s WebsiteSign Up To Kerrie’ Six Figure Course Mastermind HereTranscript belowHello, and a really warm welcome to this week's episode of the podcast. I hope you've had a great start to your week. Now, I'm jumping straight in on this episode because honestly I loved it. It was so good. It was a different format, but it was brilliant. So let me explain.In today's episode I'm interviewing [Carrie Rycroft 00:00:55]. Carrie was introduced to me via a friend because one thing that's really interesting is I don't often interview lots of people from the UK or locally to me. Because lots of the people that I admire and look at and learn from who I want to bring to you, my audience, tend to be American or from not around here. There don't tend to be many people who do what I do where I currently live.And what was really fascinating was I was out for dinner with a friend the other week and she said to me, "Do you know what, Teresa, I went to this talk and there was this amazing woman there who teaches people how to do courses online." And I was like, okay, that's really interesting, I don't hear too many local people...

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