Hear about how I worked with Elizabeth Chappell to help completely update her amazing signature course - The Quilt Pattern Writing Course - and learn some of the keys to improving your own course. (My part of the interview can be found around minute 16...)

This episode is a shorty straight from the online live symposium hosted quarterly with guests such as Amy Porterfield, Tom Rossi, Adam Curry, Chris Williams, and Liz Wilcox. If you are a podcaster looking to monetize your show with an online course, here are three key elements to success.

"Shannon's peeling back the layers on what it truly takes to craft a course that's more than just a brain dump. We're talking about courses that genuinely empower and uplift your audience. From honing in on your audience's deepest desires to crafting a curriculum that propels them towards real, concrete results, Shannon's spilling all the tea. So, if you're itching to elevate your course creation game and make a profound impact on your students' lives, you won't want to miss this episode."

In this episode we cover ALL the things. If you want an overview on how to create an impactful online course, this is the one to listen to. A great interview!

Discover how to scale your online business without losing the soul and why aligning your mission with your business goals is not just smart—it's essential. Listen in for strategic insights why teaching with intention can lead to profound personal fulfillment. Finally, we unwrap the strategy behind building trust with clients. Pre-selling, mini-courses, and the nuances of sales funnel strategies come under the microscope as we dissect the journey from course conception to unstoppable growth. For those venturing into the rewarding yet competitive world of online courses, we also delve into the world of affiliate marketing.

"In this episode, Shannon and I talk about how the creation of an online course is currently being sold, why it's actually a lot more work and why putting the work in will pay off for students and clients. We also talk about the responsibility of the course creator, the mindset hack that will help you achieve success and what to avoid to if you truly want to stand out in the crowded online education space. If you have an online course or have been thinking about creating one, you don't want to miss this convo with Shannon!"

In this episode, Vince and I talk about how the three main types of student interactions (and a bonus 4th type) are even more important in the age of AI, and we discuss some paradigm-shifting insights about learning styles.

Carina and I talk about how creatives can use online courses an additional stream of income in their businesses and what to take into consideration when making that decision.

"There are so many different things that we need to consider when creating an online curriculum and while there are many teaching these skills very few are moving past the first levels of course design. If you’ve ever considered creating an online course or have already created several, this episode is one of the most valuable conversations that I’ve ever had on this subject. Shannon is an amazing educator that I’m so thrilled to have met."

In this video podcast called Crafting Courses That Transform, Crystal Swearingen and I discuss a secret tactic to getting students to complete your course that no one is talking about! "Shannon and Crystal shine a light on the profound impact of student feedback in enhancing and modernizing courses. Discover why such feedback goes beyond being merely valuable—it's indispensable. Plus, a special treat awaits: learn the art of forging strong relationships with course alumni, amplifying your business trajectory."

In this episode called Transforming Online Education, Val and I discuss getting started with an online course and the crucial first step you must take when planning your curriculum.

Dr. Moira and I discuss why creating an online course for the first time can seem overwhelming and difficult and why it doesn't have to be.

Learn how to create stellar online course content with the I do, we do, you do method. Jodi Weitz and I discuss practical and actionable ways to improve your online course.