Hey mate, can you direct me to a source?

doctorcyruss is your guy, got all kinds of psychedelics and the most knowledgeable that i know.

Is he on telgram?

Yes and tiktok, highly recommended.

It's amazing how it works better than antidepressants and serve as recreational purpose as well.

Glad you think so!

Hi Monika! If we understand correctly you mean to list a course on Udemy then drive your own traffic. While you can do this we don't see a huge benefit as with Udemy we want to tap in to their existing audience vs. driving our own. If we have our own audience a platform like Kajabi, Clickfunnels or Teachable make more sense because you can better collect student data, control pricing, etc.

@sumnerandali Thank you for your reply

Hey! So glad you found us and that you enjoyed the iPhone photography course :) Thank you so much for the feedback! So first, yes, we do have 15 course BUT we actually have *8 unique courses* - the other 7 are either a bundle of our unique courses together or a "deep dive" into a section of one of our unique courses if that makes sense (which is one of the strategies we share within the Academy). www.freedomfalconacademy.com/pricing Second, to answer your question, this would be 4-5 courses. In this video below (around 31:29) we show you the exactly breakdown. Again, the 11 months is assuming you put in about 10h of work/week based on our calculations. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpW1gIerZtJ9oM0si=yG_mBEnKd3wxvNUl&t=1889 Keep in mind for certain courses you can earn WAY more in affiliate income than whatever Udemy pays you. Also keep in mind if you "copy & paste" your Udemy course to Skillshare you can earn 10% - 20% additional profit with about 2 hours of effort. Hope this helps :)

Hi Uri! Yes, we prefer showing our faces and building our personal brands which is why we personally don't use AI but just because we don't do something doesn't make it a poor option. If you don't want to show your face here are some options (ranked in order from most recommended to least) 1. Just Mic - Just use a Yeti nano mic and presentation slides or recording your screen. I know of a couple of Udemy instructors who never show their face and make a killing. It's all about the value. 2. Partnership - if you feel you lack confidence or expertise there are thousands of "experts' you can partner with who are already creating top-tier content on social media (Linkedin, TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, etc). You can find a profitable topic idea and partner with these people who already create content and have camera, mic, and design skills. Where you come in is help to strategize the course, competition, outline, copywriting, and launch. You can split the revenue 50:50. 3. Overcome Camera Shyness - a camera is essentially a piece of plastic. If you can talk to human beings you can talk to an inanimate object. It might take a little practice but most people are unaware of how fast & easy it is to overcome camera shyness. Not only will this open more opportunities on Udemy but you will become a more clear and confident person in life. Full module about this exact topic included in Feedom Falcon Academy (www.freedomfalconacademy.com/pricing) 4. Use AI - Right now this strategy can work but it's not the best in our opinion. With that being said, every single month AI is progressing at extremely fast rates and soon this #4 option will be #1. Instead of waiting around you can get on the ground floor and ride the AI wave. Basically, in the near future AI will make less mistakes, speak more clearly, and be so much more customizable than you as a human can be that it will change all content online including Udemy courses. If you want the most comprehensive guide on the planet to making life-changing amounts of money on Udemy in the shortest possible amount of time, join Freedom Falcon Academy today: www.freedomfalconacademy.com/pricing

Nice. That's a great answer. Thank you for the quick reply! You gave me some food for thought. Good luck with the launch of your program

Hey Uri! To answer your question - yes, most effort is upfront with fairly little effort ongoing. We track all of our hours with Toggle so we know that it takes us an average of 48 hours of effort to produce one course (some more, some less). At 10 hours per week this is a little over 1 month to produce a course. This includes: • topic & competitor research • course outline • presentation prep • recording • editing • copywriting (title, bullets, description, emails, etc) • pricing strategy After that it's fairly passive just replying to messages and occasionally updating content which averages us less than 6 hours per week combined for a total of 15 courses. It does depend on the content and how many times you re-record certain lectures but we can knock out an entire course worth of content in 1-2 weeks usually. We also have certain hacks where we take the same course and re-list with different title & keywords to rank. We might slightly modify this course but it will be 90%+ similarity. We also took one of our massive courses (5-in-1 Amazon FBA course) that was 21 hours long and broke it into 5 individual courses. Lastly, when you have enough courses or partner with other instructors you can bundle your own courses into one massive course. This is a huge key because you want to maximize your profit per hour. All about working smarter not harder. If you really want to take your Udemy course sales to the next level and find opportunities you'd never think on your own check out our brand-new Freedom Falcon Academy program: www.freedomfalconacademy.com/pricing 100% risk-free. If you don't find the content extremely valuable you get your full money back in 30 days. Hope this helps!

I appreciate the detailed answer! Even with all of that, I'm still surprised it takes you 48 hours to create a course. That's extremely efficient of you guys. Congrats. I think it takes me around 200h. It's an interesting point about repurposing existing content into new courses. I did that a bit so I asked Udemy about their policy and they told me while it's ok to use some of the same lectures in new courses, at least 50% of the course needs to be original. So I don't know if bundling smaller courses into a big one or breaking a big one into lots of smaller ones would be legit without of a lot of extra work

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Thanks for the idea! We published this one below about 2 years ago but we'll definitely have to create an updated one soon! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqcg2medtNki8U

Thank you! So glad you found it valuable 😄

Awesome to hear and will do! If you're serious about making life-changing money through Udemy be sure to check out Freedom Falcon Academy: www.freedomfalconacademy.com/pricing

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Great question Liran! The answer is yes. Instead of thinking about "expert" vs. "non-expert" think about "value". Most course/ topic ideas that you have won't be 10/10 opportunities but as you search (even as soon as an hour or two) you will find great mid-high demand, low competition topic opportunities where there are either: A. Top 5 courses are not very good. Not great ratings, outdated, short, etc. B. No courses about X topic yet on Udemy By analyzing existing course reviews you can know what students love and hate about current options. There are courses we've created where we knew very little before creating a course but spending 20 hours learning as well as analyzing keywords and reviews were able to put together a superior product. If we were talking about $1k+ courses this is easier said than done but when it comes to $10 - $20 courses on Udemy in the grand scheme of things it's not that difficult. Also think about the value of time. Let's say students (hypothetically) could find "all of the information for free on KZbin". Two things with that: 1. You don't know what you don't know so trying to find the information that exists for free on KZbin you will never find because you don't know to search for it. 2. You have to learn from different instructors, little pieces get missed, and it results in a lot of time and headache. The reason I say this is for $10 - $20 if all you do is basically take free information and put together into a solid, cohesive course people will gladly pay.

I would say that it pays off to step outside of one's comfort zone. You can do a lot with AI these days, but it's missing a human touch, which may leave people uneasy. Ultimately, you could hire someone to be the public face.

Hey there and thank you for your honesty. I'm sorry to hear about that. First step - make sure your course is superior. Analyze the 1-4 star reviews of top courses in your space. What do people hate and love about these courses? Does your course meet and exceed these desires and challenges? If not - improve the course first. If so: 1. Make sure in your title, subtitle, and bullets you call out specifically what makes your course unique from all other options. It could be multiple things like being more up-to-date, advanced strategies, etc. 2. Make sure you include top 5 benefits and top 5 features in your bullet points 3. Make sure you Udemy thumbnail pops in comparison to your top competitiors Once your course is solid and students can easily see that your course is superior from your copy and images follow the steps outlined in the launch questions of this video to get your first students, reviews and begin ranking and making organic paid sales.

@sumnerandali thank you

Hi Shahtaj! A good general rule is to set the highest maximum price as Udemy controls pricing. The higher your course price = higher perceived value. A $200 course that you can get for $20 is more valuable than a $50 course you can buy for $20 if that makes sense?

But, I'm confused, like how? As a new instructor, what price I should set, also I put 2 courses and I've not seen any progress, it's been two weeks, no any enrollments, I'm quite stressed

Everyone has a different definition. For us, "financial freedom" means working on what YOU want to work on, the hours that you want, with the people that you love, from anywhere in the world. And Udemy is the best vehicle in 2025 to make this happen with the lowest time & money investment.