How to get your course discovered on Maven.com
What happens after I publish my landing page?
How do I get my course listed on Maven.com?
- Complete your launch checklist. For more information, check out this help article.
- Publish your course landing page. You can now share your course URL with prospective students. You do not have to wait to get listed on maven.com/courses to start driving people to your course.
- Upload your social share and course images in your Settings and landing page builders. The social share image is the preview image when you share on social media. The course image is will be displayed on maven.com/courses.
- Edit and turn on all the Maven automated emails. You can do this in the Emails tab of your course.
- Turn ON your cohort in Settings. Your cohort needs to be open for enrollment.
- Get 50 people on your waitlist or 5 paid enrollments.
- Launch your course interest survey to build your waitlist. Check out more about the course interest survey here.
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