6 Best Online Teaching Platforms (to make money)

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👉 1. Thinkific: https://www.codingem.com/yt/recommends/thinkific/
👉 2. LearnWorlds: https://www.codingem.com/recommends/learnworlds/
👉 3. Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/

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Timestamps ⏰

0:00—Intro
Let me show you the best online teaching platforms to make passive income. Also, I'll talk about the growth strategies.

0:31— 1. Thinkific
Thinkific is great for anyone serious about building an online teaching business. It handles everything you need to make your course successful, like processing payments, managing students, and even building a community. You can fully customize your course and school pages to match your brand. However, if you’re new to online teaching and don’t have an audience yet, you need to build one first.

3:31 — 2. LearnWorlds
LearnWorlds is an all-in-one platform that's better suited for more experienced teachers or those with a team. It has many of the same features as Thinkific, like course creation and student tracking, but it also includes advanced marketing tools and more customization options. This makes it great for you if you need a robust platform to handle everything in one place. However, all these features can be a lot to manage if you’re working alone or just starting out, and it’s more expensive, which might not be worth it if you’re just getting started.

5:45 — 3. Udemy
Udemy is a popular option for beginners without an audience. Udemy brings students to you, so you can start making money without worrying about marketing. You can create courses for free, and Udemy handles the rest. But keep in mind that Udemy takes a big cut of your earnings and often discounts your courses, which can limit how much you make. Plus, you don’t have control over how your course looks, and it’s really all about building Udemy’s brand, not your own!

9:56 — 4. Khan Academy
Khan Academy is a free, non-profit platform focused on providing high-quality education for everyone. It’s a great option if you love teaching and want to contribute to education. Instead of creating your own course materials, you use existing resources to teach and help your students. However, since Khan Academy is not meant for making money, it’s not the right choice if you’re looking to build a business. It’s more for teachers who want to educate others without focusing on income. This is a good platform for K-12 learning content.

12:55 — 5. YouTube
It’s essential for getting your name out there and driving people to your online courses. This is what YouTube is for. By creating helpful video content, you can become known as an expert in your field and build a loyal following. This is key if you want to grow your teaching business, as YouTube has a huge audience and can give you great exposure. Honestly, I can't see how you can sell courses if you don't have a YouTube channel.

19:26 — 6. Medium.com blog
Starting a blog on Medium or another platform like WordPress is another great way to build an audience and attract people to your courses. Medium is useful because it’s good for search engine rankings and has a large audience. This makes it a great option if you enjoy writing more than making videos. However, while a blog can help build your brand, it doesn’t create as strong a connection with your audience as videos do.

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