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I'm writing a marketing course, where can I host it?

I don't want to write any code to self-host if I can help it, I'm sure there are course hosting services I'm unaware of, please share!

on January 18, 2020
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    Podia or kahabi are both pretty awesome (having used both)

    But, I've built a few courses just using WordPress so that's an option too. Gives you more control too. Paul Jarvis has some good blog posts on how he does it

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      Yes-- I've got a course on Podia-- they make everything pretty easy (except combining an affiliate link with a discount link-- it's possible but not as trivial as everything else).

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    We used a product at work to sell our own courses but I cannot for the life of me remember its name. But here is a bit of list you might want to check out: https://zapier.com/blog/online-course-platforms/

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    You can try our product www.eduflow.com - would love to be of assistance :)

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    I’ve used teachable and it’s super easy!

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    Hey Greg,

    fellow Indiehacker Tony Lea has launched it's own platform for hosting courses. You can check it out at https://weteach.io. Hosting a single course will set you back $7/month, with complete control about pricing and unlimited students being able to access it.

    The control over pricing is something that's often a problem on sites like Udemy (where all the paid courses end up being purchased for $10 USD on one sale or another).

    Hope you find success!

    Kind regards,
    g

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      @tonylea I think there is an error in plans where it starts with 'Stripe offers... '

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    Most courses I've seen recently have been hosted on Podia. Teachable seems popular too.