About
The Business of Knowledge.
The Course Times covers the business of turning knowledge into a product: what creators charge, what converts, which launches worked, which quietly did not, what the platforms changed this week, and who is worth paying attention to.
How we work
Every story that reports a fact — a number, a price, a launch, a funding round, a platform policy change — is written against published sources, and those sources are listed at the bottom of the piece. We do not invent quotes, revenue figures, students or scandals. When something is a rumor, we say so.
Partner Features
Some profiles are paid placements. They carry a Partner Feature tag at the top of the story and a disclosure line above the text. They are reported and written to the same standard as the rest of the magazine.
Images
Photographs of real, named people come from official sources and carry a credit. The rest of our imagery is originated in-house to the magazine’s own art direction rather than pulled from a stock library.
The Desks
The Course Times Wire
Breaking & Platforms
Kajabi, Teachable, Udemy, YouTube, Meta, OpenAI — what changed and who it hits.
The Revenue Desk
Pricing, Launches & Numbers
What creators charge, what actually converts, and what the launch really made.
The Funnel Desk
Acquisition & Conversion
Ads, webinars, emails, offers and the machinery behind evergreen.
The Classroom
Creators, Students & Arguments
The people building knowledge businesses, the students inside them, and the fights worth covering.