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The YouTube video provides a comprehensive ranking and analysis of various online course platforms based on user experiences and functionality. Platforms like School, Kajabi, and Teachable are highlighted for their unique features and benefits for course creators and viewers. The importance of community engagement, cost-effectiveness, and user-friendly interfaces in online course platforms is emphasized. Additionally, the video explores lesser-known side hustles for viewers to consider. Key platforms discussed include Kajabi, Teachable, Udemy, Skillshare, Podia, and Learnworlds, each offering distinct advantages and pricing structures. Overall, the video aims to guide viewers in selecting the most suitable online course platform based on their needs and preferences.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on ranking various online course platforms from best (S tier) to worst (F tier) for both course creators and viewers. The first platform discussed is School, created by Sam Evans. School is highlighted for its simplicity, group focus, and gamification of interaction, making it user-friendly for both creators and viewers. The platform integrates course hosting and group interaction in one place, unlike other platforms that require multiple tools. School allows for rewarding user interaction and offers various benefits for engagement.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker highlights the benefits of having an engaged group for customer satisfaction, reduced refund requests, and increased product sales. Building a community can make managing interactions easier and more cost-effective. People tend to achieve better results when learning or working alongside others in a group setting. The speaker also discusses using platforms like Kajabi and Teachable for hosting courses, with Kajabi being highly praised for its features and affordability compared to other software. Teachable is noted for its user-friendly interface and trustworthy image, with pricing ranging from 0 to $199 per month depending on features. The speaker recommends Kajabi for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness in creating and maintaining online courses.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their experiences with different online course platforms. They mention Teachable as being relatively simple to use but having some glitches with multiple accounts. Udemy is highlighted for lower prices and marketing benefits but limited pricing control for course creators. Kajabi is described as an all-in-one platform, priced between $149 to $399 per month, offering solutions to various issues. Skillshare is praised for its value as a viewer. The speaker categorizes Teachable, Udemy, Kajabi, and Skillshare into respective tiers based on their features and functionality.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various online course platforms like Skillshare, Thinkific, Learndash, Podia, and Learnworlds. Skillshare is paid monthly, with varying costs and a focus on viewer experience over course creators’ revenue. Thinkific allows free start and is recommended for beginners. Learndash can be integrated into your website with a price range from 199 to 799 dollars per year, suitable for those who can’t afford professional developers. Podia is positioned as a competitor to Skillshare, focusing on communities, while Learnworlds incorporates gamification but may be difficult to use. Thrive cart is mentioned as another versatile but expensive option.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses different online course platforms, including Thrive, Kartra, and Sc
ool. Thrive offers one-click order bumps, making upselling easier, but it’s complex to use and requires a high initial investment, placing it in B-tier. Kartra combines various features like email marketing and course hosting, and includes templates and affiliate features; however, it has a steep learning curve, costing between $99 to $429 per month annually, or $119 to $549 monthly. The speaker rates Kartra as an A-tier platform, considering it the second-best after School, which they praise for its simplicity and gamification features.
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In this segment of the video, the content focuses on seven unique side hustles that are not widely recognized. Viewers are encouraged to explore these less-known opportunities by clicking on the provided link for more information.