3 ways to think about a great course title


Generate 10-15 course name ideas
- How to [action-oriented outcome]
- How to [action-oriented outcome] for [target Student]
- How [target student] can [achieve outcome]
- [Action-oriented outcome] in 3 hours/1 week/2 weeks
- Build your first [outcome]
- Create your [outcome]
- [Topic] Training
- [Topic] Accelerator
- [Topic] 101 or 201
- [Topic] Crash Course
- [Topic] Bootcamp
- [Topic] Seminar
- [Topic] Strategy
- [Topic] Masterclass
- [Topic] Program
- [Topic] Foundations

A great course name is descriptive, juicy, and urgent
- Descriptive: clearly states what the course is about
- Juicy: enticing and compelling
- Urgent: solves a vexing problem
- Break into AI Product Management in 2 Weeks (Marily Nika)
- Improve your B2B SaaS Website Conversion Rate in 3 Hours (Emily Kramer)
- Managing Your PM Career in 2023 & Beyond (Shreyas Doshi)
- Financial Statements Explained Simply (Brian Feroldi & Brian Stoffel)
- Crypto Academy Training Program (Anthony Pompliano)
- Startup Brand Strategy (Arielle Jackson)
- Sales Leadership that Delivers Results (Pete Hancock)
Action: Set your course name
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