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Skool Course Creation Guide

A beginners guide on creating a course and using Skool.com to host your course.

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How to Create an Engaging Course and Promote it on Skool.

com

A Step-by-Step Guide

1. Choose Your Course Topic:

- Tip: Pick a topic you're knowledgeable and passionate about. It should address a specific problem

or need your target audience has.

2. Plan Your Course Content:

- Tip: Break down your topic into clear, actionable modules. Create an outline with a beginning,

middle, and end.

3. Decide on the Course Format:

- Video Lessons: Most popular and engaging; record yourself teaching or create screen recordings.

- PDF Guides: Useful for additional resources, templates, or worksheets.

- Quizzes: Helps test knowledge and reinforce learning.

4. Create Your Course Material:

- Tip: Use tools like Canva for visual content, Google Docs for written material, and ScreenFlow or

Camtasia for recording video lessons. Keep lessons short (5-15 minutes) to keep your audience

engaged.

5. Set Up Your Course on Skool.com:

- Step 1: Sign up on Skool.com and create a new course.


- Step 2: Upload your course materials, including videos, PDFs, and other resources.

- Step 3: Organize your content into modules and lessons.

6. Create a Captivating Sales Page on Skool.com:

- Tip: Your sales page should explain what the course is about, who it's for, and what students will

gain. Include a short video introduction and bullet points to highlight key benefits.

7. Price Your Course:

- Tip: Look at what similar courses are priced at. Consider offering a limited-time discount for early

sign-ups.

8. Promote Your Course:

- Social Media: Share snippets of your course content.

- Email List: Send an announcement to your subscribers.

- Collaborations: Partner with influencers or educators for cross-promotion.

9. Engage Your Skool.com Community:

- Tip: Use Skool's community features to engage with students. Host live Q&A sessions and provide

ongoing support.

10. Gather Feedback and Improve:

- Tip: Ask students for feedback at the end of the course. Use suggestions to update your content.

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