03 – Choosing a Topic – HomeFreeMedia

Before you can begin creating your ecourse, you need to have an idea of the topic you are going to teach. Your ecourse will depend on what your audience wants, what you know about and feel at least a little passion for, and what is profitable.

If you’re not sure what topic you want, use this guide to help you brainstorm.

1. Identify your own interests and passions.

Do you spend your weekends golfing, talk about golfing to everyone and often share tips with other golfers? Your e-course topic could be as simple as how to golf like a pro on an amateur’s time.

2. Find a problem your audience has.

Can you solve it? Is it something you can easily show someone else how to do? Is it something you can help them transform? For example, can you teach them how to transform their unhealthy eating habits into a healthy lifestyle?

3. Look at your competition.

What are they teaching? Can you teach it in a better way or more unique way? Is your competition teaching how to set up a general coaching business with the very basics of information? Can you teach how to set up a specific type of coaching course?

4. Look at magazines.com for popular magazines in your area of interest.

If a magazine is being published on the topic look at the headlines for ideas on a topic for your ecourse.

5. Choose an evergreen topic.

Look in health and fitness, weight loss, relationships, travel, self-development, coaching, survival or preppers, hobbies like golf, fishing or knitting, cooking, make money online, starting a business, or finance.

There are a lot of ways to brainstorm you e-course topic. In the end, just pick a topic. Don’t spend so much time (or money) researching or you won’t get your course ready in less than a week.

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