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KwaKwa — Monetize your expertise with short mobile courses
KwaKwa makes it super easy to create and publish mobile courses and it is 100% free to start. KwaKwa's courses feel like social media and are private, fun and engaging.
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Looks really really cool, and the demo is super intuitive.
Combining the social media type creative process with more in depth content is super smart.
@producthunt @shaulmert
Congrats on the KwaKwa release! It's an interesting idea to give your audience a personal microlearning journey!
@productunt @shaulmert it looks great and i instantly got what the value i'm getting is - i think it correctly addresses the way the new generations consume content and knowledge: small and precise portions. i just love how it brings value immediatly.
@producthunt @shaulmert Congrats on your incredible launch! Wishing you an amazing journey forward. What’s been the most valuable lesson learned during this process?
@reemsherman Thanks Reem. Have you tried creating or even participating in courses by some old school platforms? Data shows that they have very low completion rates of about 10% (for instance: https://novoed.com/resources/blo....)
Our differentiator is that we adopted the content format of popular platforms such as Instagrm and Snap, making it super easy to create and super rewarding to consume the classes. try it out!
What an interesting take on a course platform?! Sounds like you are targeting social media creators and why not mimic the content style for the course experience. Very unique! And honestly, the idea of making it free and only charge a fee if creators make a sale is great - aligning your incentive with creators.
Congrats on launching this cool product @shaulmert and team!
Congrats on the launch ❤️
How can I manage my subscribers in the app? Do I get access to their usage data?
@itayd thanks! We do have an analytics layer so that you can see some very valuable insights, and we are planning on releasing additional metrics very soon!
@adarhay Thanks Adar. We also believe it isw much more fun to consume content that way. We are seeing completion rates by consumers of over 70% as oppose to 5-15% industry standard
@on just looked it up in their FAQ's: "KwaKwa is 100% free and we have no monthly charges. We deduct a flat 10% cut from every sale, so we only make money if you do. Course pricing is strictly decided by you."
@on @federico_zuluaga_knorr Indeed. We don't charge creators for using the app. Consumers pay whatever price the creator has determined, and Kwakwa shares 10% of this income. We never make any money unless you do, and even then- you get the lion share.
Congratulations on the launch! I love that both Android and iOS versions are available.
@derkolstad great question: KwaKwa is actually a Cootie Catcher in Hebrew :) The movement of the shape embodies something that we can relate to.
Wow.
I was just searching for a solution for this.
I am creating a course.
Can I create the lesson in any language?
Do you transfer the money to a bank?
Very interesting.
@yaniv_presler Thanks. Yes we support any language and make bank transfers internationally
Such an underserved market! Social platforms definitely lack a sufficient end-to-end solution to help creators produce and monetize VOD content. Good luck!
Congrats @shaulmert on the launch....feels like it is going to blow! the creators ecosystem is waiting for such product that would help them monetize their expertise. Good luck!
love to see that is is providing end-to-end service for online courses, I'm curious about the size of this market; I thought that only a small number of creators were involved in designing courses. Nevertheless, the execution looks impressive.
@nakashon Thanks Asaf. We are pleasantly surprised to learn that many medium-size creators, who have thousands or tens of thousands of followers, are actually achieving high engagement to their courses. It's not only for the top tier ones, it works really well for those who have good content authoring skills
@r0yiki There's no real minimum and you can launch a course with as much content as you wish that you feel your audience will enjoy. We do recommend running courses with at least 10 episodes, where each episode should include about 5 minutes of video and an enrichment (quiz, poll, embeds, etc.)
That sounds amazing @shaulmert - well done on this achievement!!!
How long does a typical course takes?
@liatmord Thanks Liat. We have courses at all lengths. The key is that creators can use the app to create content they they are used to create content on their social platforms. kength and depth are variable and up to you!
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