LearnWorlds has a website-building feature you can use to create professional-looking sites for your learning products.
Here are some great examples of how other businesses are using the platform.
Key Takeaways:
- LearnWorlds websites are used for courses, live coaching, and webinars
- Many businesses also use the blogging feature to add articles
- LearnWorlds website templates can be customized to fit your brand
1. XSOLLA Accelerator
XSOLLA helps game designers succeed and offers various courses and coaching options.
The site’s aesthetic is dark and moody, but its call-to-action buttons feature bright pops of color, making them stand out.
Courses are listed on the home page with an invite to click to find out more.
2. Guitar Zoom Academy
Guitar Zoom offers online guitar lessons and coaching. The site is minimal but has an eye-catching video hero section.
It also includes client reviews as social proof.
Readers can also find out about the instructors and what type of music they play. Customers can apply directly to book a slot with a specific person.
3. Mentor
This site focuses on supporting climbing gym business owners. While courses aren’t available on demand, interested individuals can join a waitlist by completing an online form.
An interesting aspect of this site is the embedded calculator that automatically works out the cost of employee training.
LearnWorlds does not provide this—the creator added custom code to the page.
Prominent call-to-action buttons make it clear which one the reader should click to find relevant information.
4. Plant Power Fast Food
Plant Power Fast Food is a US-based restaurant chain that uses LearnWorlds for its employee training modules.
The site details each video course and why employees need the training.
Users are provided with login details to prevent non-employees from accessing the courses.
5. Profectum
Profectum is a nonprofit specializing in the developmental, individual difference, and relationship-based model for building relationships.
The site features a range of resources, including online conferences, lectures, courses, and a blog.
You can also take official certified courses via this site, all of which are hosted on LearnWorlds.
6. WET Academy
WET teaches water resilience and conservation. The site focuses on providing education on this subject.
Interested individuals have two options: They can enroll in individual courses or join a membership site.
Three memberships are offered, as well as a paid resource library.
7. Fearless Plus
This site is aimed at young people and helps them prepare for the real world. It’s basic and holds minimal information. However, the company is very active on social media and directs people to the courses.
Courses are low-cost, making them accessible to college kids.
I like the branding for the site. The colors stand out and are appealing to the intended demographic.
8. Firehead
Firehead is an interesting example of how a LearnWorlds site can be combined with another. WordPress hosts the main site, and the creators have connected LearnWorlds site pages to offer courses and webinars without the user having to navigate elsewhere.
The creators have achieved this by using sub-domains to connect LearnWorlds with WordPress. Users don’t notice the difference and get a seamless experience.
This gives the creator the best of both worlds: a highly customizable website (WordPress) and a more advanced course builder (LearnWorlds).
9. Loyalty Lion
Loyalty Lion is a free resource site where marketers can better understand how to build brand loyalty.
I like the dropdown FAQ section. Readers can click on each question to reveal the answer. This way, it provides the necessary information without cluttering up the page.
This site has used the LearnWorlds blogging feature and created multiple articles to drive traffic.
10. Wedding Event Design
Wedding Event Design hosts a range of courses for those in the wedding decor industry.
It features a number of accredited courses and is yet another example of how LearnWorlds is suitable for learning products of this type.
The site also has several landing pages for various offers—all of which can also be created in LearnWorlds.
11. Juriba
This site is an extension of the main Juriba website (not hosted by LearnWorlds) and again demonstrates the ability to link two sites together for a seamless experience.
The site contains free courses for understanding Juriba’s products and provides details about the course tutors.
The creators have customized the course enrollment form to retain brand consistency throughout.
12. Ajax Coaching Academy
This Netherlands-based company provides courses for sports coaches around the world.
When you land on the homepage, a video automatically plays explaining Ajax and what it provides its customers.
The site also features a range of current news articles created using the LearnWorlds blogging feature.
13. Printify
Printify is probably the most well-known brand on this list. It provides print-on-demand services globally and is one of the top brands in this niche.
The company has chosen LearnWorlds to host its Bootcamp course.
There’s a nice overview of the course benefits, and it explains how you can earn the cost of the course back in only 10 sales.
Further course highlights are listed further down the page in a visually appealing manner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does LearnWorlds Provide Website Templates?
Yes, LearnWorlds has over 50 professionally designed website templates to pick from. All are completely customizable.
Can I Create Websites for Any Purpose in LearnWorlds?
The primary purpose of a LearnWorlds website is to host and promote your learning content. Therefore, it’s not the right platform if you want to create websites for other purposes, such as e-commerce.
