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Course and resource directories

Courses, tutorials, textbooks, certifications. An enormous supply, a genuinely confused audience, and a category where the useful directory is the one that leaves things out.

  • Huge supply
  • Quality is unclear
  • Curation wins

What a listing has to carry

Learners filter on fit before they filter on quality: right level, right language, right amount of time.

  • Subjectenum
  • Levelenum
  • LanguagesmultiEnum
  • Certificate awardedboolean
  • Course pageurl

Where the difficulty sits

Nobody can tell what is good
Every course page promises the same outcome and shows the same five-star average. A directory that publishes an explicit standard and applies it is doing the one thing the category is missing.
Prerequisites are the real filter
Beginner means six different things. Recording what someone must already know, rather than a label, is what makes the recommendation land.
Free and paid do not mix well
Listing a free tutorial next to a nine-hundred-euro certification without saying so reads as a bait. Make cost and what it buys unmissable on every entry.

How to start this one

  1. Choose a subject and an outcome

    Not online courses. Courses that prepare you for one specific certification. The outcome gives you the standard to judge against.

  2. Publish the exclusion rule

    Say what you refuse to list and why. In a category drowning in supply, a visible standard is the product.

  3. Record prerequisites for every entry

    It is the most laborious field and the most valuable. Do it from the first listing rather than promising to backfill it.

Describe this niche in your chat

The agent proposes a field structure before it writes a single listing. If it has misread the niche, you will see it immediately and can say so.

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