Ask Are there revenue differences between beginner and advanced courses on BMF.io?

[SuperAffiliateX]

I started creating courses on BMF.io and noticed that student interest varies depending on the level. Beginner courses seem to attract more learners because they are easier to start with. Advanced courses, however, may bring in fewer students but often at higher prices. I want to balance both options, but I am not sure which path offers more consistent earnings.

I just want to ask you that are there revenue differences between beginner and advanced courses on BMF.io? Thanks

 

[Brajet]

Advanced courses, though? That's where the real money sits. Think $200–$500+ for stuff like futures strategies or algo trading. Fewer buyers, but each sale hits harder. Plus, advanced students often return for add-ons or mentoring. BMF.io probably pushes these harder with upsells and VIP access. So beginners = volume play. Advanced = high-ticket niche. Both matter, but advanced courses drive the bulk of revenue. If you're creating content there, go advanced for bigger paydays.

 

[Dean101]

It looks like the platform cares more about how useful and popular a course is than whether it's for beginners or experts. Beginner courses might make more money because they usually attract more people, while advanced courses can still do really well if they cover a topic that learners are willing to pay for. At the end of the day, it mostly comes down to the quality of the course and how well it's promoted.