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How to Create and Sell Online Courses on Lnkk.it: The Complete Guide

Lnkk Editorial Team
Lnkk Editorial Team
July 28, 20266 min read1 views
How to Create and Sell Online Courses on Lnkk.it: The Complete Guide

Turning what you know into a course used to mean picking a dedicated LMS platform, building your bio link elsewhere, and hoping the two connected well enough that a follower could actually get from "saw your post" to "enrolled in your course" without giving up halfway through.

Lnkk.it's Course product puts the whole path in one place — the curriculum builder, the checkout page, and the bio link a student found you through, all under one login. Here's exactly how it works.

Building the Curriculum: Modules, Then Lessons

Five-icon grid showing the lesson types available in the curriculum builder: video, quiz, audio, text, and assignment

A course is structured as modules containing lessons — you add as many modules as the course needs, then drop lessons into each one. What makes this genuinely flexible is the lesson type selector:

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  • Video — the standard format for most course content, with attached video files and duration shown automatically

  • Quiz — a comprehension check between lessons

  • Audio — for course content that works better listened to than watched

  • Text — written lessons, guides, or reference material

  • Assignment — practical tasks students complete and submit

You can mix these freely within a single module — a video lesson followed by a quiz, then a text lesson, is a completely normal structure. You're not locked into an all-video or all-text format the way some simpler tools force you to be.

One detail worth knowing: editing your curriculum — adding modules, swapping lesson content — doesn't trigger any kind of review process. Only changes to the course title, price, or cover image do. That means you can keep refining and expanding a course after launch without it disappearing from sale while a review clears.

Course Settings That Actually Matter

Beyond the curriculum itself, a handful of settings shape how the course is positioned and sold:

  • Difficulty level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) — shown directly on the course page so a prospective student knows what they're getting into before buying

  • Language — displayed as a clear badge, useful if you're selling to a specific regional audience

  • Access duration — choose Limited (a set number of days from purchase) or Unlimited, depending on whether you want a course to function like a time-boxed cohort or a permanent resource

  • Learning outcomes — a simple list ("What you'll learn") that adds directly to the public course page, giving visitors a scannable reason to buy before they read anything else

Certificates of Completion

Toggle on a certificate, and students who finish the course automatically qualify for one. For anyone selling a skills-based or professional course, this is a real credibility lever — a certificate is often the actual deliverable a student is paying for, not just the content itself. You can also choose a course page template (styles like a classic serif design with gold accents are available) so the public-facing page matches the tone of what you're teaching, whether that's a professional certification or a casual creative workshop.

What the Student Actually Sees at Checkout

Comparison of what students experience at checkout versus what creators control in course settings

The purchase flow is deliberately simple: name, email, and an optional coupon code field, with secure payment and instant delivery messaging built into the page. The moment payment clears, previously locked lessons unlock immediately — no manual step on your end to grant access. If you're running a launch discount or an affiliate partnership, the coupon field means you don't need a separate discount-code tool bolted on.

Setting One Up, Step by Step

  1. From your Creator Store dashboard, create a new product and select Course as the type

  2. Fill in the title, short description, and a full description (rich text, images, and embeds are all supported)

  3. Build your curriculum — add modules, then populate each with video, quiz, audio, text, or assignment lessons

  4. Set difficulty, language, access duration, and your learning outcomes list

  5. Decide whether to issue a certificate of completion, and pick a course page template

  6. Set your price and publish — the course page goes live with its own shareable URL, ready to link from your bio page or promote directly

Who This Is Actually For

Course-selling makes the most sense for anyone whose expertise is genuinely structured — a skill with steps, not just a single tip. Coaches turning a signature framework into a repeatable curriculum, educators packaging a subject into modules, consultants productizing what they'd otherwise explain one client at a time. If what you're selling is closer to "here's one PDF," Lnkk.it's digital products format is a better fit — courses are worth the extra structure specifically when there's a real sequence to teach.

FAQ

Do I need a separate LMS if I sell courses through Lnkk.it? No — the curriculum builder, checkout, and student access are all handled inside Lnkk.it, alongside your bio page and any other store products.

Can I edit a course after it's already selling? Yes — curriculum changes (modules, lessons) don't trigger a review. Only changes to the title, price, or cover image do.

What happens if a student's access is time-limited and it expires? That depends on the access duration you set — Limited access ends after the number of days you specify from purchase, while Unlimited access has no expiration.

Can I offer discounts on a course? Yes — the checkout page includes a coupon code field, so you can run launch discounts or provide codes to affiliates and partners.


Ready to turn what you know into a course? Set one up inside your Creator Store — the curriculum builder, checkout, and student access are ready as soon as you publish.

Looking for something more one-on-one instead? See Coaching & Bookings, or browse more guides on the Lnkk.it blog.