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Amy Porterfield: All you need to be successful with a digital course is to have achieved results for yourself or for a client. You've got to be willing to teach how you got those results in a framework that your future students can understand. So I created a free guide called Surprisingly Simple Ways to Turn Your Knowledge into a Digital Course. And inside, you'll find the four groups of people seeing the most impact in profit with digital courses.

When it comes to picking the format of your next digital course, the options may seem... daunting. Because thanks to the growing demand for online trainings, there are A LOT of choices out there today.

So how do you know which one is right for you?

Today, I’m taking all of the confusion out of what can be a tough choice, and giving you three solid choices to pick from. These three are based on my experience as a course creator, and what I think works best for my students overall.

I’ll walk through each of the three, giving you the pros and cons, as well as an example from one of my students.

Then make sure you stay on until the end, where I give you the exact questions to ask to help determine which of the three are right for you.

Let’s get started and figure out your next course format, together.

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