Content and social
Courses and memberships
Course outlines, lessons, and offers built in your membership area.
What you'll get
- A course with its modules and lessons created in the client's membership area, not just written in a document.
- The offer that gives people access to it.
- The whole outline agreed with you before any of it is built.
Say this
Show me the courses and offers in this account.
Build a 4-module onboarding course for new patients.
Add a lesson called Week One Checklist to the onboarding course.
The pro prompt
The exact ask we run on real client accounts
In my [MCP Testing] account, build a course called "[New Patient Onboarding]" with [four] modules: [Welcome and what to expect], [Getting ready for your first visit], [Aftercare], [Staying on track]. Give each module [three] lessons, each with a short lesson description written for [new patients at a med spa], plain and friendly. Then create an offer called "[New Patient Access]" that gives access to it, priced [free]. Show me the whole outline, every module and lesson title, and stop there for my approval before you create anything. After you build it, list what exists in the account so I can see it landed.
Click the box to select it, then press ⌘C (or Ctrl+C)
Everything in [brackets] is yours to change. Approve the outline before it is built. Reordering modules afterwards is fiddly, and reading twelve lesson titles takes a minute.
What happens when you ask
- Claude shows you the full outline: modules, lessons, and what each lesson covers.
- On your approval, it creates the course, the categories, the lessons, and the offer.
- It lists what now exists in the account so you can confirm the structure is right.
Good to know
- Structure first, content second. Getting the shape agreed is what makes the rest fast.
- Lesson video and rich content is added in the GHL membership editor. What you get here is the whole skeleton with real titles and descriptions, which is the part that stalls people.
- Offers control who gets in. A course with no offer attached is invisible to your members.
- Use it for client onboarding, not just courses. A four-module onboarding portal is often more valuable to a clinic than a course they will never film.
- Needs the full license.
Where people go wrong
| What happened | The fix |
|---|---|
| "Members cannot see the course." | No offer is attached, or they were never granted it. Ask Claude to list the offers and who they cover. |
| "The lessons are in the wrong order." | Approve the outline before it is built. Reordering after the fact is slower than reading the list. |
| "The lessons are empty." | Titles and descriptions are built here; video and rich content go in through the GHL editor. |