If you’re an ecommerce seller based in Germany, the Netherlands, France, or anywhere else in the EU, picking webinar software should not be treated the same way an American seller treats it. Most “best webinar software” lists are written from a US perspective, priced in USD, and never mention what happens to your margins when […]

Every few weeks I get a version of the same message from someone running product launches: “I like WebinarGeek fine, but is there something better for what I need?” Usually it’s not that WebinarGeek did anything wrong. It’s that the specific thing they need, whether that’s a genuinely free plan to test with, US dollar […]

If you’ve spent any time comparing webinar platforms for an ecommerce launch, you’ve probably landed on both WebinarGeek and Demio at some point. They come up together for a good reason. Both start at almost identical pricing, somewhere around 49 dollars or 49 euros a month, and both let attendees join straight from a browser […]

Both WebinarGeek and Livestorm run entirely in the browser. No app to download, no plugin to install, nobody emailing you asking why the “join webinar” button isn’t doing anything on their work laptop. That puts them in the same bucket as each other and out of the bucket that includes the older, download-first platforms I’ve […]

I get a version of the same email every couple of weeks. Someone has picked a course topic, usually something popular like “email marketing for beginners” or “how to start a Shopify store,” and they want to know if it’s a good idea. Almost every time, the honest answer is that the topic itself is […]

I’ve watched people spend three months and a few thousand dollars building a course, only to launch it to total silence. Not because the content was bad. Because nobody actually wanted that exact course, on that exact topic, structured that exact way. That’s the part people skip. They get excited about an idea, start recording […]

I run Ecommerce Paradise, and about half the emails I get these days aren’t about dropshipping at all. They’re from people who’ve built an audience around their store, their niche, or their expertise, and now they want to turn that knowledge into a course. The problem is almost never “I don’t know how to record […]

If you searched “Eurekaa alternatives,” there’s a decent chance you hit the same wall I did the first time I ran it: it does one specific job well (comparing a raw course idea against what’s already out there and helping you turn it into a curriculum), but it’s still a narrow tool for $14 to […]

Eurekaa vs Exploding Topics: Two Very Different Jobs I get some version of this question a lot from people building info products and courses on the side of their ecommerce businesses: “Should I use Eurekaa or Exploding Topics to figure out what to teach?” The honest answer is that they are not really competing for […]

I get some version of this question at least once a week from people in my audience who are sitting on a course idea: “Should I use a tool that just validates the idea, or should I pick a platform that does everything?” With Eurekaa and FreshLearn, that question comes up constantly, and honestly, comparing […]