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How to Make a “No-Thrills” Course For Free That Actually Sells
This part-time solopreneur is flushing out your excuses
Some creators seem to come from nowhere.
Eve is one of those.
In recent weeks, her tweets have blown up, gaining thousands of impressions and comments:
The reality is this is no overnight success.
Eve has been writing online for two and a half years. She started on Medium and has recently added Twitter to her toolbelt.
Perhaps most impressive, Eve has written 800K+ words online whilst working a 9–5 day job.
She recently shared her routine:
On the back of her success, Eve released a course: 0–1000 on Twitter.
In an hour and a half of content, she breaks her Twitter success into actionable steps, and there’s lots of juicy stuff.
I won’t go into that here, though. That wouldn’t be fair on Eve.
What I do want to pick out is how she has made and sold her course to aspiring content creators.
It’s a textbook example of how to make a no-thrills online product for free that actually sells.
Let’s go!
Step #1: Be hyper-focused on what you want to teach
Eve’s course teaches full-time workers how to go from zero to 1000 followers on Twitter.
And with her methods, she shares a proven blueprint.
That’s it.
It reminds me of how Justin Welsh has made over $1.28 million from online courses.
