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No, it's not wrong to start charging. You could make some of the chapters available for free, and offer the full version for a price. That will give potential
by open-source-ux 10y ago
No, it's not wrong to start charging.
You could make some of the chapters available for free, and offer the full version for a price. That will give potential buyers a preview of the content and help them to decide whether to purchase the full version. Good luck.
- thewhitetulip 10y agoAll the content is open source entirely on Github and readable, I have gone out of the way so that the content can be easily readable both online and offline, I also have made video tutorials on because I was requested on reddit, which I am divided where to publish, youtube or somewhere else, any thoughts on that?
- open-source-ux 10y agoIf you want to charge for your videos, post only a few example videos on YouTube (to act as a preview or taster for the course) with a link to the full video course on your site (or a third-party site).
- thewhitetulip 10y agoThis is a good idea, I was wondering about the ROI of Youtube vs others. Will Youtube ads earn me enough? I wasn't able to find out exactly how Youtube pays the video creators!