
"Your course is ready. The content is polished. The lessons are recorded. But here's the problem: you need students, and without an email list, you're essentially shouting into the void hoping someone might hear you. The online course market is projected to hit over $1 billion by 2032 -which means competition is fierce. The course creators who succeed aren't necessarily the ones with the best content. They're the ones who built an engaged audience before launch day."
"Social media followers are great for vanity metrics. Email subscribers are great for revenue. Think about it: when you post on Instagram or TikTok, you're at the mercy of an algorithm that shows your content to maybe 5-10% of your followers. When you email your list, you land directly in their inbox with a 100% delivery rate to people who've already raised their hand and said "yes, I want to hear from you.""
"70% of e-learning professionals earning more than $100,000 per year identified online courses as their primary revenue source. And nearly all of them built that success on the foundation of a strong email list. Here's the reality of course sales: you can expect roughly 1-2% of your email list to convert into paying students during a launch. That means if you want 100 students for a course, you need an email list of at least 5,000-10,000 people."
An engaged email list is the primary driver of online course revenue and converts far better than social media followings. Social platforms reach a limited percentage of followers, while email lands directly in subscribers' inboxes who have opted in. Market competition is intense as the online course market is projected to exceed $1 billion by 2032. Typical launch conversion rates are roughly 1-2%, so achieving 100 students requires an email list of about 5,000–10,000 subscribers. The fastest list growth comes from targeted lead magnets that attract ideal students. Effective lead magnets include mini-courses and multi-day email challenges that deliver immediate value.
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