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EP12: From $100K in Debt to $1 Million in Course Sales with Phil Ebiner

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Before he started teaching 5 years ago Phil Ebiner had a $100K debt in student loans. Teaching online completely changed his life. Today, with over $1 million dollars in course sales and close to a whopping half a million students, Phil is one of the most prolific and successful online teachers ever. His main focus is photography, video editing, and course creation, but he has published courses on productivity, digital marketing and even Pokemon Go. Phil embodies the profile of the ultimate self-made online teacher. In this interview, you’ll find out how he got started, how he produces his courses, his thoughts on pricing, his best marketing strategies,  how teaching online has changed his life, and much more.

Phil’s links

https://philebiner.com/
https://onlinecoursemasters.com/
http://videoschoolonline.com/

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4 responses to “EP12: From $100K in Debt to $1 Million in Course Sales with Phil Ebiner”

  1. Mirko Avatar
    Mirko

    Thanks Miguel and Phil.

    Very inspiring and in-depth interview with a lot of nuggets for aspiring course creators.

    Greets

    Mirko

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    1. Miguel Hernandez Avatar
      Miguel Hernandez

      Thanks for your comment Mirko!

      Reply
  2. Debra Brady Avatar
    Debra Brady

    Great stuff from two great course creators! I own courses from both of you and have learned a lot from them, and you. Big takeaway is a forehead slap: Figure out how to stay motivated and keep a schedule for creating content consistently. Thanks for sharing!

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    1. Miguel Hernandez Avatar
      Miguel Hernandez

      You got it. Having a strong work ethic is essential!

      Reply

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