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Your course, to listen to in the car.

It is not the content that stops them, it is the format: a video asks for an hour sitting in front of a screen, and that hour is not in their week. In audio it already exists, between the commute, the gym and the shopping, and you do not have to ask anyone for it.

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A trainer explaining into the microphone
A lesson in the dashboard, released after three days

What happens to your course after the sale

You do not lose the customer at checkout, you lose them the following Tuesday. They bought with enthusiasm, watched lesson one, then life took its space back. When you write about the renewal or the advanced course, they know they never finished, and they do not buy.

  • Video lessons ask for time your customers do not have
  • A members area is a place someone has to decide to go to
  • Without consumption data you do not know who to write to, or when
  • People who do not finish do not buy the next thing, and refer nobody

The programme, as the person who joins sees it

You set the sequence once. The day count starts when each person signs up, so you never open and close cohorts: someone buying in March starts from module one even if you opened the course in January.

The rule you set

First module straight away, then one every seven days from sign-up.

  1. 01 Welcome and how to use this Audio, 8 minutes The day they sign up
  2. 02 The groundwork Audio, 24 minutes, transcript attached After 7 days
  3. 03 Putting it to work Audio, 19 minutes After 14 days

If a lesson needs slides or a worksheet, the link sits in the episode notes: audio carries the thinking, the material stays where it already lives. And if your lessons are videos, upload them as they are, up to 1 GB per file: they become audio by themselves.

A schematic of a programme. Titles and timings are an example.

Questions from course creators

Do I have to move my course off Kajabi or Teachable?
No. Selling and the video part can stay where they are: Fonaria adds the audio channel. Many people sell the package where they already sell it and use the private podcast as part of the offer, with automatic enrolment through a webhook.
My course is videos with slides. Does it still work?
It depends, and it is worth being honest: if the slides carry numbers, charts or code, audio alone is not enough. It works well as a parallel channel (listening to the lesson again in the car) or for the talking parts. If your course is already mostly spoken explanation, audio is the right format and the video was an extra cost.
Can I sell the course directly from here?
Yes. Ready made sales page, Stripe checkout with your name on the receipt, one-off or subscription, and the customer’s tax details ready for the invoice you issue. The money lands in your own Stripe account.
What if someone asks for a refund?
You revoke that person's access and their feed stops working, without touching anyone else. The refund stays recorded in your sales; if you had already issued the invoice, you issue the credit note.

Try it with a lesson you already have

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