Re: Paid video lessons. How to make?
@Lucas1853: Or they've landed a deal with a provider already. No one usually makes an easy five figures on a video in a month, let alone a crappy one.
You also must realize that if you want to even come close to making substantial passive income on one of these, you are going to have to invest in good equipment. You, like, need to, um, uh, realize, yeah need to realize, that an IPhone video that hasn't been properly, like, edited or something, isn't going to cut it. Now now. I'm not implying that your video material is up to no good, so please don't get that impression. What I am doing is de-hyping you because you seem to think that this from teh ground up operation is going to get you reeling in the dough. It won't initially, because the initial income you get will go towards the return on your investment, whether that be gear, studio time, you name it. You do really need to make sure you have a pro quality standard attached, though. There is a very good reason that corporate narration/e-learning is such a high-paying gig in the voiceover space alone, it's that companies who take quality into consideration will pay for good talent, and customers/clients will in turn gravitate towards said content. On the other hand some rando without brand recognition, a list of performance reviews/recommendations, and a portfolio isn't going to suddenly start reeling in residual income.
Long story short. Learn the craft first, then invest in websites/infrastructure/elearning platform plans. Lather rinse repeat.
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