How to Build Online Authority to Attract Experts
If you want to co-produce powerful digital courses, you need to be visible. Not necessarily to the masses — but to the right people. In …
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Tips for Balancing Co-Production with Another Job
Co-producing a digital course can be incredibly rewarding — intellectually, financially, and creatively. But what happens when you’re co-producing while also juggling a full-time job, …
How to Research the Market Before Starting a Co-Production
Before diving into recording lessons, building funnels, or writing sales copy, every successful co-producer knows one thing: you must research the market first. Co-producing a …
5 Successful Co-Productions (and What You Can Learn from Them)
Not all digital course co-productions are created equal. Some barely get off the ground, while others turn into powerful long-term businesses. But what exactly makes …
How to Stay Motivated in Long Co-Production Projects
Co-producing a digital course is not a sprint — it’s a marathon. While the initial excitement of shaping a new idea, defining the expert’s voice, …
How Student Support Works in Co-Produced Courses
When launching a co-produced digital course, one of the biggest keys to long-term success is student support. While content quality is fundamental, your students’ learning …
Copywriting for Co-Producers: What You Need to Know
In the world of online courses and digital products, having a brilliant idea and an expert’s knowledge is only half the battle. The other, equally …
How to Organize Co-Production Tasks with Trello or Notion
Co-production, the collaborative effort between an expert in a specific field and someone skilled in course creation and online marketing, involves a multitude of tasks …
Paid Traffic Strategies for Beginner Co‑Producers
Introduction Running ads might seem intimidating at first—but it’s one of the fastest ways to grow your reach and validate offers. This guide explores paid …
How to Handle Criticism or Failure in a Co‑Produced Course
Introduction Not every launch goes perfectly—and that’s okay. As a co‑producer, knowing how to handle criticism or failure is just as important as knowing how …