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I'm around $5500 a month total from 2 Udemy courses and a launching Traction book. It breaks down like this (all links below): My SQL for Marketers course on U
by justinmares 12y ago
I'm around $5500 a month total from 2 Udemy courses and a launching Traction book. It breaks down like this (all links below):
My SQL for Marketers course on Udemy does about $1500 a month, and has been pretty steady since launching the course on Udemy in late April. This takes almost no maintenance, though I am starting to work on improving it in response to student feedback.
My other course, Productivity for Mac Users, is a simpler keyboard shortcuts one can use to be more productive on Mac. This one makes $400-800 per month, though average over the lifetime (launched in May) has been around $500.
Lastly, we launched Traction book 3 months ago, and it continues to sell really well. Even after splitting with my co-author, I make about $3500 a month from that. You can see full numbers breakdown in the blog post we wrote summing up our launch.
https://www.udemy.com/sql-for-marketers/#/ https://www.udemy.com/sql-for-marketers/#/
https://www.udemy.com/mac-keyboard-shortcuts/#/ https://www.udemy.com/mac-keyboard-shortcuts/#/
http://tractionbook.com http://tractionbook.com
http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2014/10/getting-traction-for-traction-book-12328-copies-by-the-numbers.html http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2014/10/getting-traction...
- stephancoral 12y agoHow much work went into advertising your Udemy courses? Was it something that took significant advertising / reach to gain students?
- justinmares 12y agoHonestly, no. One post to reddit, one to Growthhackers.com and the rest has all been organic.
- stephancoral 12y agoPretty good ROI it seems like. Thanks for sharing!
- tacon 12y agoUdemy offered me the SQL for Marketers course on Black Friday sale for $10 (down from $199?). I couldn't pass that up.