Oh Great. No Training After All. Need Advice.

UPDATE!!! I JUST POSTED MY FIRST TRAINING: Ultimate Guide on How to Use Twitter

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/ultimate-...

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The other day I posted how it was my 3 month anniversary here at WA and I was excited that I'll finally be able to create training. Got a lot of great feedback from people who are looking forward to what knowledge I can share with them. Well, unfortunately I didn't take into account what I wrote in that post itself. I wrote that:

"you must be a Premium member of WA for at least 3 months in order to be provided with the ability to create training, videos, and courses"

Keyword being Premium member for 3 months. I went to create training but then I still got the warning message telling me the above. What's WRONG??? Then I realized, although I have been here for a full 3 months now, I was a Starter member for 7 days before I took advantage of the promotional 1st month of Premium membership for $19. DOH! So looks like I'll have to wait another week before I can start creating any training... No big deal. just that I was excited but I guess it'll have to wait plus it'll give me time to make it even better!

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Potential First Training Topic

At least it gives me some time to gather my thoughts to make some great training material. Having gained almost 2000 Twitter followers in such a short time and getting great contacts, I think my first training will be on Twitter. I'm definitely not an expert on it but I would still like to share what I did and what worked for me. It might not work for everyone but the results are proof that it worked for me. Hopefully it'll be helpful.

Since this will be my first training, I'm not sure how long it should be. I want to go through the process from the beginning so even people who haven't used Twitter can take advantage of it but at the same time I don't want to keep blabbing and make the training too long.

Was thinking about the following:

• Getting Started - Just an intro on how to create an account and get your profile setup
• Twitter Lingo and Guidelines - Explain basic Twitter terminology like RT, TT, etc as well as go over what you can and can't do on Twitter
• Tweeting - Information on how to tweet, use of links, images, videos, hashtags, retweets, likes
• Other Features - Moments, notifications, messages, lists
• Searching - lots of features so I decided to make this it's own category
• Building Your Network - tips on what I did to get followers including free tools that I've used (this one could get big so I'll probably have to break it out into different sections)
• Twitter Analytics - analyzing your Twitter account (This is actually quite big and might be better in its own training)
• Twitter Ads - paying to promote on Twitter (This one can be its own training as well)

There's just so much stuff to talk about I'm not sure how to organize things. I want to provide all the information but at the same time I don't want to bore you and make you lose interest by making it too long. I could actually break each one into it's individual training so people can go to their specific interests but at the same time I don't want to make it difficult for beginners to have to search for everything so I want it in one convenient spot. I know people can just skip ahead to the section of the training their interested in as well so I'm not sure how to lay it out.

For all the members who have been creating training all this time, what are your tips and suggestions on creating training? I'm guessing short and sweet is good but there's just so much information to share. How would you guys break up my sections above? I'm sure having it as one big training will be overkill as I see it being several page long.

Also, are we able to link to other training that we created from within the training? Like if I made a Getting Started With Twitter training, at the end are we allowed to link to my next Training module or is that frowned upon because it looks like you're promoting your own training? I just want to help others with as much information but don't know what's the best way to structure things. Not sure what the training "rules" are.

Any help or tips are appreciated.

Wish you success!