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Launching your first online course is such an exciting time for both you and your potential students.

There’s plenty to consider when it comes to the content you’ll create and how that content will help to educate or transform the lives of the students who sign up.

But how about the content delivery method you choose?

There are many reasons why moving your bricks and mortar business online could be a positive step. In response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses around the globe had to close their physical doors overnight, with little foresight into when (or how) those doors may reopen.

Whether you’re closing your physical business during this current crisis, as a method for reducing costs and overheads or to scale up, there are opportunities for growth and ease that might not be possible for an offline business. And, moving forward perhaps the best combination is a physical and online business to provide for a safety net if there is another covid-19 spike.