Wes Kao — Course Mechanics Canvas: 12 Levers to Achieve Course-Market Fit
Course creators often ask the same questions about how to get started: How much should I charge for my course? How long should my course be? How many students should I aim for? Enter the Course Mechanics Canvas . By using this framework, you’ll be able to make more confident decisions about your c
Course Mechanics Canvas: 12 Levers to Achieve Course-Market Fit New course creators are often overwhelmed by the variables, unknown unknowns, and amount of work involved in creating a complex digital product like a cohort-based course. I talk to dozens of creators a week and here are some questions I hear regularly: How much should I charge for my course? How long should my course be? How many students should I aim for? How much time and energy will I need to bring this to life? What should my course’s weekly schedule look like? One of the hardest parts about creating something new is the chic
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