The Online Education Podcast

Welcome to Online Education podcast, where we interview leading creators, educators & e-learning brands to uncover the story behind their success. We cover everything from launching online courses across different niches, community management, marketing for leads and enrolments, and much more!

Whether you're just starting or scaling your online course business, our practical interviews have you covered.

Tune in and take your online courses to the next level!

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Episodes

Cathy Madeo:

Cathy Madeo Yoga

Cathy Madeo shares her journey of building a successful online yoga business, starting from teaching at a local studio to opening her own studio and eventually transitioning to online yoga.

Hear her thoughts on the importance of building an audience and establishing trust before monetizing...

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Igor Pogany:

My AI Advantage

In this episode, I sit down with Igor Pogany, the mastermind behind My AI Advantage, a platform he dedicates to simplifying the complexities of AI.

Igor dives into the practical applications of ChatGPT, sharing real-world use cases and examples, exploring its implications for communication, content creation and...

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Thalita Milan:

HubSpot and Marketing Automation Consultant

In this episode, Thalita Milan, a HubSpot and Marketing Automation Consultant, discusses her transition from working as a marketer to becoming an online course creator.

Thalita also shares her strategies...

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Reis Paluso:

Our Breath Collective

Reis Paluso, co-founder of Our Breath Collective, shares his journey into breathwork and the creation of a breathwork community.

He discusses the benefits of breathwork, highlighting its versatility and how it can be integrated into various professional fields.

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Online Education Tips from Leading Educators and Content Creators

" I love learning new stuff and one of the best ways to learn is to teach. So that just came like super naturally to me. I was either teaching people in my surroundings, I had the video component and then I had this component of loving new and technology related things. "

Igor Pogany

" You really have to provide the value up front. That's kind of the reason why people come in. You just help the world.You just tell them what you know, and then if they like it, you can come up with solutions that are for the next level. "

Igor Pogany

" For people who are already educating and they want to move into the digital sphere, just record yourself in the beginning, whether it's video or it might just be audio. Just get a little mic. "

Igor Pogany

" Think of a marketplace as really an awareness channel where you can get that first audience. You can leverage your own personal branding. You can show your expertise and you can get exposed to that audience in the first place. Same way you would leverage social media or ads. "

Thalita Milan

" When you're trying to create courses on topics that are too generic, you'll be competing with a lot of people. If you're on marketplaces, you'll be competing with literally thousands of thousands of instructors. So try to go niche. There are creative ways you can go niche. "

Thalita Milan

" When you start creating courses, it's often that you fall into this trap of Where are the results? Where are the results? Things don't happen this way. You have to give it enough time. Building an audience takes time. Creating a course takes time. Definitely be patient with the process. "

Thalita Milan

" People wanted to know more. They were feeling this transformation and all these things changing in themselves and they wanted to know more. So, that was really kind of like the birth of the educational side of our platform. "

Reis Paluso

" We need to be adaptable and we need to kind of be willing to try different things to see what works for us. And something that might work really well in the beginning might change over time. I look at it as an ongoing investigation, ongoing studentship. "

Reis Paluso

" When COVID hit, everyone went online. We were kind of already there. That amplified things a lot. We got a lot of feedback from our members saying, I've been breathing with you guys for months, I wanna know what's going on under the hood. So we developed a course. "

Reis Paluso

" I saw this gap and I said I can fill this gap. I can set a high standard for online yoga education. I can be one of the first people to make an amazing online yoga teacher training. And that's what I did. "

Cathy Madeo

" When you go to my online courses, they look good. The sound quality is perfect, the lighting, the editing. But it didn't start that way. Through producing a ton of content, it got better and better. You have to start somewhere. "

Cathy Madeo

" Part of the success of my school is that it wasn't just one product. It’s robust. Lots of courses. It's a journey people could take versus just making one course or a series that sells a little and then they're like, that failed and then they just stop. "