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Dulski: LMS platforms like Udemy have low usage and satisfaction
“There's, there are what are called learning management systems. These are flat content like Udemy or LinkedIn learning where you're watching videos and you're kind of solo doing this learning by yourself. It is Really low usage and pretty low satisfaction.”
Latka: CreativeLive and Udemy discount models are a race to the bottom
“Especially just understanding creative lives, business model and Udemy's business model there, you know, they're constantly trying to use pricing leverage to get new people in and retain by just like discounting, discounting, discounting. And it's like a race …”
Zubarov: Udemy legally prohibits course creators from directly marketing to students
“We are not actually legally allowed to approach these people who are buying, of course, and legally in Udemy.”
Laja: Coursera, Udacity, and Udemy have completion rates under 15%
“Course completion rates in Coursera are less than 15%. Same for Udacity, Udemy, all those guys.”
Fullcast Counts MongoDB, Udemy, and Auth0 as Customers
“So you, we sell to customers like MongoDB, Udemy you know, essentially the mid market space odd zero.”
Leong: Udemy generates 90% of DevSlopes' marketplace revenue
“Udemy takes, like, I would say right now, like, 90% of it. And then the other 10% is, like, scattered across the Skillshare.”
Udemy favors promoting comprehensive 30- to 60-hour coding courses
“They like to promote like full on, you know, full blown, 30 to 60 hour courses that take you from like knowing absolutely nothing to like getting you up and running.”
Zubarov: RevOS earned thousands pre-selling a Udemy course for leads
“We actually did like a interesting pre-sell to that. I think we earned maybe some few thousand dollars of revenue with pre-sell this course.”