Free mini site for online courses and mentoring, with sign-up in a single link.
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Wording: course, mentoring, training, program

“Course” is the word students search; “program” suggests long hours and a certificate; “mentoring” implies one-on-one follow-up; “workshop” and “class” suggest something short.

• Good: “Phone photography course for people who sell online. 8 recorded lessons.”
• Avoid: “Get rich with photos” or “guaranteed results”
• Bio (up to 160 characters): “Photography teacher for 9 years. Online product photo course with a phone, recorded lessons and a PDF guide.”

Tool order: the first 3 decide

On the free plan only the first 3 tools show, so the course order is: a Title or Text with topic, audience and format; the Link to sign up or to the platform where it is sold; the introduction Video. Whoever scrolls further (Pro shows all) finds the syllabus, the teacher, questions and the waiting list.

Syllabus module by module, with hours and format

Use the numbered List for the syllabus, each module with a title and a detail holding length, format and deliverable.

• Module 1: background and light (3 lessons, 42 min of video)
• Module 2: phone editing (4 lessons, 1h10 of video)
• Module 3: photos for store and social media (2 lessons, 35 min)
• Total hours and access time: state the exact figures from your platform

Teacher and sample: students buy from someone they know

Use the Video tool for an open lesson of 2 to 5 minutes, the sample that shows how you explain. A card with a photo and a real background (years of practice, where you worked, what you taught) beats adjectives.

Frequently asked questions for each objection

The most common doubts are always the same, and answering them all prevents repeated messages.

• How long do I have access?
• Do I need prior knowledge or equipment?
• Is there a certificate? Who issues it and for how many hours?
• How does support work and how long do you take to reply?
• What is the platform's refund policy?

Waiting list and limited-seat classes

For a closed class or an unreleased course, use a waiting-list Form and ask for no more than you need.

• Name (short text, required)
• WhatsApp (required)
• Current level (single choice: never done it, tried before, use it at work)
• What you want to learn first (long text, optional)

Support material and care with what you promise

A sample PDF, such as the equipment list or the first chapter, goes in File download (up to 20 MB) and works as proof of quality. Watch the wording: avoid “guaranteed”, “in 7 days” and any before-and-after income comparison, which can breach advertising and consumer-protection rules.

Measure and update with each class

Ask in the form “How did you hear about the course?” and count the conversations that arrive from the sign-up Link, without trying to predict results. After each class, update dates, changed modules and new questions students asked.