MooC Business Plan

Pro Business Plans has prior experience working with massive online open course producers to create business plans for their courses and distribution platforms. It has helped to both create a market-entry strategy and raise financing for their entities with a professional and fully custom business plan. Unlike generic software and other writers that use under qualified teams, Pro Business Plans works one-on-one with you to create a professional MooC business plan designed to achieve your unique goals.

The business model section constitutes the majority of a MooC business plan, which outlines what the company does to generate a profit and how it will deliver that profit to the market. All massive online courses are not the same, if they were, some would not be more profitable than others. The business model should be designed and communicated as differentiated than the existing competition in a way that is unique or at least more efficient than the existing competitors. Investors look for a competitive advantage and differentiation for a MooC company, so it is critical that your company translate this in a professional manner.

All MooC business plans are unique in that they charge different prices of contrasting content based on the positioning of their business model. For instance, some are used for purely promotional purposes and charge a nominal amount to access the course to cross-sell other products and services. Others include premium vocational content that provide the user with an esteemed certificate and accomplishment, each has a different value associated with it. The expense structure also depends on the method in which the content will be procured and how a user base will be acquired. Pro Business Plans has extensive experience working with massive online courses to create financial projections based on the business model and market positioning of each company. It then creates the full financial statements for internal review and communication to third-party investors for its inclusion in the MooC business plan.