Your Online Course Isn’t the Problem. Saturation Is!

You don’t need more content.

You need more clarity.

Because here’s the uncomfortable truth:

"The online course space isn’t new anymore. It’s noisy. Bloated. Overcrowded"

Which means most creators are stuck asking:

• “Why isn’t anyone buying my course?”
• “How do I stand out?”
• “Why aren’t people finishing the content I worked so hard on?”

Here’s why — and what to do about it:

Problem #1: The Market is Flooded.

Everyone and their neighbour has a course.
If you're not hyper-specific, you’re invisible.

Solution: Go narrow. Then go narrower. Create a course for busy first-time dads who want to sleep train their newborns in 7 days — not just “parenting tips.”

Problem #2: You're Teaching Too Much.

Too many creators try to cram an entire university into a 6-week course.

Solution: Solve one clear problem.
And make the outcome measurable.
“From zero to your first client in 30 days.”
That sells. That gets completed.

Problem #3: People Don't Finish.

You built a masterpiece, but most students ghost by Module 3.

Solution: Think shorter. Simpler. Interactive.
Micro-wins. Quick results.
(If a YouTube video could replace your course, it probably will.)

Problem #4: You’re Doing Everything But Selling.

You’re tweaking slide decks while your competitor is building a waiting list.

Solution:  Market before you make.
Test your idea with a landing page, a waitlist, or a 1:1 offer.
If it gets crickets? Good. You just saved yourself 50 hours.

Final Word:

Courses don’t fail because of content.
They fail because of positioning.

You don’t need to be the most experienced.

You need to be the most specific.

Want help building a course that actually sells and gets results?
DM me the word “Course” — I’ll send you a free 5-step checklist we use withour clients.