Most of it happens in writing
We are an outreach desk, not a sales floor. A typical exchange with a course creator looks roughly like this.
Us
Saw your course on scheduling for freelancers. Do you license it outside your own platform?
Them
Not currently. What did you have in mind?
Us
We put existing courses into Mandarin and list them on Chinese platforms. You keep authorship and approve the translation before anything goes live.
Them
How much of my time does that take?
Us
Reading a back-translation, mostly. Maybe six hours spread over two months. We do not need you to record anything new.
What usually happens next
About half the people we write to say the subject is too local to travel, and we agree and stop. That is a normal outcome, not a failed pitch.
The other half ask for numbers. We send a one-page outline of split, timeline, and who signs off. Still nothing to commit to.
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