DFY Course Outliner

Have a course people will pay for…

…Outlined in seconds.

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I just had the newly built DFY Course Outliner create a syllabus for an email marketing course.

And…

It’s pretty dang good.

Check it out:

Email Marketing: From Zero to Inbox Hero

Module 1: The Psychology of the Preview

- Why Your Mom Never Opens Your Emails (But Opens Amazon's)

- The 3-Second Seduction: Writing Subject Lines That Stick

- Timing Is Everything: When Penguins Check Their Mail

Module 2: List Building: Beyond the "Subscribe Now" Abyss

- The Dessert-First Method: Lead Magnets That Actually Work

- Ghost Subscriber CPR: Reviving Dead Lists

- The Anti-Spam Charm School

Module 3: The Email Autopsy Lab

- Split Testing Secrets: Why Ugly Emails Sometimes Win

- The Golden Ratio: Images, Text, and White Space

- Anatomy of Viral Emails: What Makes People Hit "Forward"

Module 4: The Automation Symphony

- Trigger Happy: Building Sequences That Don't Feel Robotic

- The Welcome Mat: First Impressions That Last

- Dancing With Data: Metrics That Actually Matter

Module 5: The Dark Arts of Deliverability

- Escape From Spam Prison: A Sender's Guide

- The Invisible Battle: Email Clients and Their Secret Wars

- The Trust Algorithm: Building Domain Authority

If I wasn’t already an experienced marketer who could fill in the outlined content?

I could take the outline…

… and interview someone who was an expert.

You’d be surprised how many “names” will let you interview them for exposure.

(Or a small cut of the profits.)

If you’ve been unsure what to put in your course?

The DFY Course Outliner uses data from courses all over the internet.

… Looks at what works, what doesn’t, and gives you a great place to start.

…Or finish.

Most importantly?

Doesn’t give generic outlines that sound like everyone else’s.

Naturally you can change the outline in any way you like.

IMHO using it beats staring at a blank page.

Or worse.

Getting stuck in the “Should I include this?”

“Would people be interested in that?” trap.

You can start using the DFY Course Outliner right now: