Post updated by Jessica Glendinning So you’re planning to create an online course. That’s awesome! Quick question: Are you going to use a WordPress LMS (Learning Management System) plugin for that? Which one? You might want to try a WordPress LMS plugin if you want to keep your online course completely under your own control, by hosting it on your website and not on a big multi-course marketplace or a third party hosted LMS service. …
Post updated by Jessica Glendinning When you’re faced with a choice and there are way too many options, what happens? One of two things: either you freeze and choose nothing, or you make a choice without feeling like you really knew it was the *right* choice for you. This is definitely a big problem when you’re looking for the best learning management system (LMS) for your online course. Your choice of LMS is important, because …
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You’re pretty smart, right? You must be; you’re here. So, I’m guessing you get the concept of the customer profile, and you’ve spent some time imagining your ‘one person’ to improve your marketing. But… is one customer profile all you need? Not every business is so monogamous. If you’re multi-passionate, then your situation may be more complex. If you suspect that ‘one person’ isn’t enough, I’ve found an interesting way to work with this issue. …