That Course You Spent Months Creating — How Many Copies Has It Sold?

Tell yourself the truth. Three? Five? Or not even one?

April 2020, I spent three months creating my first course, borrowed ₦170,000 from my sponsor to promote it, and after I launched, nobody bought. Not even a fly.

Since December 2023, I have collected over ₦23,000,000 selling courses to Nigerians — and most of them I sold before the course existed.

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Before & After

April 2020

3 months of work · ₦170,000 borrowed · zero sales

**Course Introduction**16 views. 0 likes. 0 comments.

**Module after module**3 views. Nobody finished it. Nobody paid.

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Since December 2023

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**₦7,000**A stranger who found me online. Never met me in person.

**₦20,600**Paid the same week somebody told me Nigerians have no money.

**₦28,000**Cold traffic. No discount. No begging.

**₦29,500**She asked for the account number herself.

**₦40,600**Higher than the course that never sold in 2020. Paid without hesitation.

**₦200,000**Six figures, one transfer, from somebody who found me online.

**₦276,300**If price was the problem, this one would have failed.

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Over ₦23,000,000, mostly collected before the course existed.

Different price points. Different offers. Every one of them collected online, from people who found me the same way you did.

So price was never your problem. If price was the problem, at least one of those amounts would have failed. Not one of them did.

And these are only a handful. Putting everything here would turn this page into a photo album.

I did not travel. I did not gain followers. I did not even change what I sell. I only changed the order.

What went wrong

Your course was never the problem. The order was.

You sat down for weeks — recording, editing, designing the cover, writing everything out. You finished it. You were proud of it that day.

Then you posted it, and the same people typing “I’m interested” went quiet the moment you sent the price.

So you thought maybe it was the price. You reduced it. Nobody paid. Then you thought you needed more followers. But that coach with a few followers was posting screenshots the other day.

You created first, then went looking for who would buy. That is backwards — and by the time you find out nobody wants it, you have already spent the months.

What you will learn

How to know — before you record one lesson — whether Nigerians will pay for your course

How to collect money for a course that does not exist yet, without sounding like a scammer

The exact words that move a Nigerian from “I’m interested” to “Kindly confirm my payment” in 7 days or less

Why your last course did not sell, and how to make sure the next one sells out before you create it

This is for you if

You already created a course and it is not selling
You are in the middle of creating one right now
You have not started, but you are planning to

If you have never taught anything and you are only looking for quick money, this is not it. You still have to create the course. You just collect the money first.

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The proof

25 Followers. 249 Friends. Over ₦23 Million Collected.

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That is everything I have. No hidden page. No big account somewhere.

You have more followers than me. Almost everybody reading this has more than me. So if followers were the answer, you would be the one collecting these alerts. Not me.

Courses, ebooks, community access, coaching — from ₦3,500 to ₦270,000, to strangers who never met me, in this same country everybody is complaining about.

Somebody is finishing a course right now that nobody asked for.