6 Ways to Use Drip Delivery to Increase Student Retention

Did you know that on average only about 15% of enrollees actually complete online courses? It's sad, but true.

In this video, you'll learn 6 ways to encourage your students to keep progressing through your course.

Time Stamps:

00:00 - Intro
00:24 - Why Pay Attention to Student Retention
01:22 - The Downsides to Giving Students Open Access
02:08 - What Is Drip Delivery?
02:54 - Drip Delivery Option #1: Evergreen Marketing Campaigns
05:37 - Drip Delivery Option #2: Cohort Based Courses
06:41 - Drip Delivery Option #3: Provide Bonuses
07:34 - Drip Delivery Option #4: Bundled Courses
08:43 - Drip Delivery Option #5: Content Unlocks on Specific Dates
09:54 - Drip Delivery Option #6: Create Customized Content Schedules for Your Course
11:23 - Your Turn to Use Drip Delivery to Increase Student Retention

Which drip delivery option best meets your idea of an effective online course roll-out strategy?

Share your feedback with us in the comments below!

[CGMCanalTrabajo]

I love this type of video on how to tactically or strategically exploit the tools of the suite. This time about drip, but also about pricing models, revenue generation strategies, etc. They are not the typical video of click here click there and click further where you don't know what the objective or strategy behind it is. Each of your videos truly help us get closer to achieving our goals with our small businesses. Thank you very much to the whole team for making this kind of videos. You are essentially marketers and not just developers and that is a huge difference that I love.

[alexferrara]

It would be great if Apprentice had a way to measure student progress through a course. I think I read it is on the roadmap. Any time frame for something like this?

[wcnest]

This is a smart retention solution. Thank you!!

[MiraLavandier]

Can't wait to try these new features, tahnks

[renatelyse]

What happens when a customer cancel their membership?

[CNOWtv]

I've been a Thrive Themes member since 2014 and watch nearly all of your videos. However, you're killing me with this one. Those "zoom jump cuts" are distracting, disorienting, and most importantly - you lost me as a viewer on this video! Whoever is responsible for that decision should really reconsider it. If no one intentionally made that decision, put in an urgent call to your video editor - he might be having a seizure - I know I was for the 1 minute I watched that video. Thanks.