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>> Also, I didn't know anything about your site before >> I viewed it. The video helped but I still don't know >> why someone would create a lesson. Good poi
by melvinram 18y ago
>> Also, I didn't know anything about your site before
>> I viewed it. The video helped but I still don't know
>> why someone would create a lesson.
Good point. It's a tough decision on where to keep the focus: the what or the why. For this video I decided to focus on the what... but thanks for bringing that up.
I need to decide whether to weave the what & why together or have them be different videos. Any thoughts?
>> Personally I think you should consider letting
>> people sell complete lessons, rather than posting
>> crippled lessons that require the lesson-master
>> to try to hawk products through email.
That's where BrainBank is going. We're going to give content author's the ability to sell single courses or offer a subscription for all their content, similar to Aaron Wall's SEO Training system.
- hotpockets 18y agoHmmm, perhaps if you can explain the why real quickly in the beginning of the video. It sounds like a fairly simple concept that could be explained in a few sentences. "Brainbank lets you post short online classes. Then when a customer downloads your lessons we'll send you the lead. Here's how to create a lesson"