40 Tips on Making a Great Online Course (Udemy.com)

I have been struggling to launch my business. I joined a business network group, but after all, expecting to learn professional skills from other members. However, after all, there are no real professionals who can lead a startup. I'm going to quit the group, and just stick to your instructions and Udemy. I believe that this helps me to gain the skills I need.

Chris is great! Info was good, however, I could tell that some of it may have been a bit older from a few years back, and at the end he referenced 2016...that could just be because of my own learning elsewhere as of now in 2020, but just thought I'd include that observation. Thanks again!

Everything that he mentioned sounded very logical. I already knew about some suggestions that he made, such as using Fiverr. I liked how he provided links to all the websites he uses. However, he said 'right' over and over again, which got annoying after a point. Not something that reduced the quality of the course by any means, just something that bugged me.

It was a great and awesome course, learned a lot of new and awesome things. Mark is an awesome, positive guy, he made me enjoy the course soo much. I have only one minor thing to say: I wish he can better his editing skills because some of the vfx intros aren't that good but thats all

This is my very first course on Udemy. In fact I only learnt about it this week. A huge thank you to Chris for offering his time and knowledge like this. I had a few glitches and found it works best on the iPad app. I learnt a lot of new ideas from Chris and I hope to watch a repeat of this course to really absorb the information.

I love the way Chris humbly takes glory from himself despite his success on Udemy and can show others doing better than him and highlight their strengths. This course was just simple and engaging, the only thing which was missing for me was video editing for Windows users as I use the Windows platform but otherwise this course is definitely worth a buck!

I managed to get the course for free but for the time it has already saved me getting set up, it would have been worth it if it were a paid course! Mostly its a high level view, with many specific tips thrown in. is probably the most useful this way. It is not a comprehensive how-to but I do feel ready to go at it. There are some very nice unexpected bonuses in it too, which I won't give a away what they are!

The first few lectures are all on common sense stuff, but well put and organized for beginners. But as the course progresses, there are lots of valuable tips for beginner (and perhaps others as well). The lessons are really comprehensive, covering the entire course creation process--many of which aren't covered in Udemy's own intro courses. Really enjoyed learning from this course! Thank you!

Thanks for the knowledge you shared. I would have loved to know how to go about structuring your course, what is the best practice you use to decide on Topics and # of lessons in each topic. Also a bit about offering FREE course vs putting a value (how to decide on price) and the strategy to offer FREE course and then get the users to sign up for more advanced and Paid version of the course.

Some great ideas and tips that are incredibly useful for people like me, just starting out as an Udemy instructor and about to begin recording my second course. However, the best part for me was Chris's relaxed, friendly and engaging manner. He has a real warmth to the way he presents that it's impossible not to pick up on his passion, enthusiasm and energy and to really want to get started and to make it happen! Thanks Chris.