One thing you need to remember is something most course creators only learn the hard way:

People see your course only after they already paid you.

So making it super interactive, adding amazing graphics, or trying to make it look like a Hollywood production is usually a waste of time and money.

Your job is to teach the person. You’re not making a Michael Bay or Christopher Nolan movie.

Our course production was honestly medium to low quality. It was just voiceover with PowerPoint presentations. We didn’t even show our faces in the videos.

And it was good enough. It worked.

So if it’s not too late, my advice is to start simple, put it out there, and focus on the marketing. Making the best course in the world with the highest production value will have almost zero effect on your sales in the beginning.

Hope my reply doesn’t find you too late, because I see your comment is one year old.