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Writing a page that fills your class

People decide in a few seconds. Say what they will be able to do, when, for how much, and how to join.

The order that works

  1. The promise: what the student will be able to do at the end.
  2. Who it is for, and who it is not for.
  3. What is included: classes, notes, practice, recordings, certificate.
  4. When: start date, days and times.
  5. The fee and what it covers.
  6. How to join: the payment and the confirmation.

Write the promise well

In four weeks you will be able to make a simple budget in Excel and track your shop's daily sales.

Honest claims

Do not promise jobs, marks, rankings or income, and do not use fake reviews or numbers. Say what you teach and how, and show a sample if you can. Rules on advertising of coaching and education differ by place and some are strict, so check them where you work.

Price and trust

State the fee clearly, including any extra costs, and your refund rule. A small trial class or a short free session reduces the risk of trying. Put your name and a phone number so that people know who is behind it.

After you make the page

The course page maker builds the page from your answers and gives you a link with a Pay by UPI button and a WhatsApp button. Read selling classes with UPI for how to use it safely.

Common questions

How long should the description be?

Three or four sentences and a short list. The details can go in a message after the person shows interest.

Should I show a syllabus?

A short list of topics is useful. Do not copy a published syllabus or course outline from someone else.

Keep going

Everything a visitor types is packed into the link and nothing is stored by us; answers and replies go to the sender's WhatsApp. The UPI link opens a UPI app with the amount filled in and has not been tested with every app. Example names, prices and dates are made up. No tax, advertising or legal rule is stated: check them where you live. Checked 14 November 2026.