A page that presents all your courses, drafted from your learning plugin
Read your courses from Tutor LMS, LearnPress, Sensei or LearnDash and get a draft page that presents each one with its lessons and price.
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Time
- about 15 min
- Works with
- Tutor LMS, LearnPress, Sensei LMS, LearnDash
Read my courses and draft a page called [Our courses] that presents each one: two lines on what it covers, how many lessons it has and its price. Order them by [most students first]. Write in [English]. Don't invent dates, certificates or results. Check I don't already have a page with that name, save it as a draft page and give me the preview link.
Already connected?
If SAR is already in your AI app, this is enough:
Draft an [Our courses] page from my courses, with lessons and price for each.
What happens
- The AI app reads your courses with lessons, price and student totals. It never sees details about students.
- It lists your pages so it doesn't duplicate one you already have.
- It saves the page as a draft. Nothing visitors see changes.
- You get a preview link that works for an hour. Publishing the page later waits for your approval in SAR.
Approvals involved
Nothing here changes your site: no approval needed.
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What you get
One page where visitors compare your courses, built from what your learning plugin already knows.
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Try it on your own site
Install the plugin, add SAR to your AI app and paste the prompt. Free to start.