Ok. Now I'm in the right place for my question. I put it in the wrong place. I have a You Tube channel, We Are Positive AGERs and have videos to be used in a self-directed course on successful aging. They can use my videos and find other sources of information and videos to complete the course. I have been online for a few months and nobody has taken the course to my knowledge. They watch my videos and I've picked up almost 300 subs but no takers for the class. I also have a website with resources for agers at agerlearns.com. It is a Hostinger website I built up. They have a program called Horizons that can be used to develop a more structured course format with modules, checklists, locks, and other elements found in courses I have seen. If I have a better course platform I think I might get some enrollees. Has anyone use Horizon or are you aware of other course development systems that are good but inexpensive? Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. Humpty

Hi everyone! I have just published a video where I literally folowed Alexa's video structure. The only thing I did different was to add background music. Any feedback is highly appreciated. Big thanks, everyone! ♡ Here’s the link to the video: https://youtu.be/FkckGx6uV2U?si=ZQHvOKX0tvTOj-Lu

Since I joined this group the day before I actually launched my channel it seems appropriate to share this here and to thank @Alexa Saarenoja for all of her encouragement and insights in the early days of my channel. Subscribers are only one metric of a channel, but I am pretty excited at hitting 30,000 subscribers. Especially since I started my channel at 80 years old and I only do this part time, with a total of 61 videos and six of them are shorts. Actually, I am more excited about the comments and the shares. The shares, especially indicate word-of-mouth which there is no way you could buy this advertising. It is the secret sauce of a channel’s growth.

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