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Ghost expert course factory
Turn trapped expertise into a finished branded course without the expert writing scripts or performing on camera.
What happens after your client buys: they complete the intake form below, and Lead OS creates the business-ready solution plus any downstream customer-facing surfaces this offer requires. Included in: Growth, Professional
Suggested agency pricing: $5,000-$40,000 per course; $2,000-$8,000 per language localization; $1,000-$5,000/month updates.
Business buyer
Experts, consultants, coaches, educators, and regulated professionals with valuable expertise but no finished course.
Client business receives
A finished course-production solution with knowledge extraction, curriculum, scripts, avatar-ready modules, workbook, launch copy, and QA.
Audience model: B2B2C
Sold to a business buyer and delivered through customer-facing surfaces for that business's audience.
Downstream experience
The client's leads, customers, patients, shoppers, applicants, partners, or prospects may interact with the capture, booking, nurture, course, marketplace, or ad surfaces.
Modular launch
Can be delivered alone, in a selected bundle, or with the full solution catalog.
No extra setup
Optional account connections use managed handoffs, so delivery starts from the intake form.
Multi-niche ready
consultants, coaches, clinicians, attorneys, B2B experts
Who this offer is for
Experts, consultants, coaches, educators, and professionals who own valuable knowledge but do not have a finished course.
Decision maker
Expert, founder, education lead, practice owner, or consultant.
Resident or end user served
Learners, students, clients, or members who need the expert's knowledge in a structured course experience.
Messaging
Turn your expertise into a finished course without writing scripts, building lessons, or being on camera for every module.
Specific pain points
What the resident, end user, client, or internal operator is struggling with.
- The expert has knowledge trapped in calls, notes, workshops, and experience.
- Course creation stalls because scripting, curriculum, video, workbook, and launch assets are too much work.
- Learners need structured lessons rather than scattered advice.
- Regulated or expert-led content needs claim controls and consent clarity.
Expected result
A course-production package with extracted knowledge, curriculum, lesson scripts, avatar production brief, workbook, sales copy, launch emails, and QA notes.
Delivery shape
Course architectureLesson scriptsAvatar/video production briefWorkbookSales page copyLaunch email sequence
Prepared to generate course assets and consent-gated delivery surfaces. Actual video rendering depends on connected or managed production tooling.
User journey
The experience path for the specific persona this offer serves.
- 1Decide
Know the course can be created from existing expertise.
Package page frames the offer as done-for-you course production.
Evidence: Buyer persona, pricing model, and delivery list.
- 2Contribute
Provide source material and consent once.
Intake captures expertise area, source material, brand assets, compliance rules, and avatar consent.
Evidence: Consent and source asset fields.
- 3Review
See the course assembled into teachable assets.
Delivery hub exposes curriculum, scripts, workbook, sales assets, and QA report.
Evidence: Workspace artifacts and reporting surface.
- 4Launch
Use finished course assets to sell or publish.
Sales page copy and launch emails are included as customer-ready outputs.
Evidence: Course sales page and launch sequence deliverables.
Service blueprint
Frontstage experience, backstage provisioning, support system, and failure handling.
Knowledge extraction
Frontstage: Expert submits source material, market, transformation, and consent.
Backstage: Knowledge, curriculum, teaching-polish, and production agents create the course package.
Support: Artifacts launch into workspace, automation, capture, and reporting surfaces.
Failure state: If likeness consent is missing, API rejects launch until the required field is supplied.
Provision
Frontstage: Client sees launched delivery, capture, operator, reporting, and billing links as applicable.
Backstage: Package provisioner creates URLs, artifacts, automation runs, acceptance tests, embed code, and solution brief.
Support: Package catalog, provisioner, persistence store, workspace route, and managed handoff defaults.
Failure state: Validation blocks missing required fields; persistence failures return explicit 503 errors.
Operate
Frontstage: Client or operator uses the delivered outputs and reports rather than learning a tool.
Backstage: Artifacts are grouped by launch surface and surfaced in the delivery hub.
Support: Workspace pages, reporting pages, operator surfaces, and acceptance-test evidence.
Failure state: External live actions remain labeled as needing approved account access when credentials are absent.
How the solution is fulfilled
The business buyer buys the outcome. These provisioning responsibilities turn the client's intake into the completed result.
- 1Knowledge Extraction Agent interviews the expert module-by-module from voice notes or calls.
- 2Curriculum Agent turns raw expertise into modules, lessons, outcomes, exercises, and edge cases.
- 3Teaching Polish Agent adds pacing, pauses, examples, emphasis, and plain-language transitions.
- 4Production Agent prepares avatar/video scripts, branded backgrounds, workbook, sales page, and launch emails.
What your client receives
These business-ready assets, handoffs, reports, customer-facing pieces, and implementation guides are created when the form is submitted.
- Expert intake interview map: Question set that extracts tacit knowledge, examples, mistakes, objections, and edge cases.
- Course architecture: Promise, learner profile, modules, lesson outcomes, sequencing, and completion criteria.
- Polished lesson scripts: Avatar-ready scripts with teaching rhythm, emphasis notes, pauses, and human-sounding phrasing.
- Avatar production brief: Consent status, visual style, backgrounds, icon system, and video rendering checklist.
- Workbook and exercises: Lesson summaries, worksheets, action steps, checklists, and student implementation prompts.
- Course sales page copy: Headline, promise, audience, modules, proof blocks, offer stack, FAQs, and CTA copy.
- Launch email sequence: Announcement, value, objection, proof, deadline, and enrollment emails.
- Course QA report: Checks for module completeness, claim risk, missing examples, learning outcomes, and handoff readiness.
Example client website
A standalone example for Dr. Mira Course Lab. It shows this package as if it belongs to the client, not to Lead OS.
Simple steps the client follows
These are written in plain language so the buyer knows what to do with the finished system.
- 1The customer fills out one short form.
- 2The system builds the pages, rules, reports, and handoffs.
- 3The client opens this website and sees the finished work.
- 4The team follows the guide and uses the first deliverable.
- 5The report shows what changed and what to improve next.
Launch Ghost expert course factory alone or merge it with other solutions
This standalone offer uses the same universal intake as every bundle. Keep only this solution selected, or add any other packages before launch; the backend provisions the selected combination from this one submitted form.