What can I do with my math videos?

[jomo1960]

Hi,
I have been selling math videos on my website and on ebay for a number of years now. I have videos from arithmetic through calculus 3 as well as Linear Algebra, Probability Theory and Differential Equations. I also have videos for many standardized exams (SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, ...). I was making at least $500/week initially and then times got bad and and now I make about $200 weekly from video sales.
I have a number of videos on youtube. I was wondering if you nice folks could give me some ideas on how to improve my business.
Thanks!

 

[MafiaBoss]

monetize it using adsense.

 

[Wilson Grant Fisk]

Compile them into a course or a membership site aimed at parents that want to help improve their child's grades then sell it on Clickbank.

 

[DebtFreeMe]

Set up classes on Udemy, then be sure to put your classes on the do not share list here

 

[dulkemot]

Compile them into a course or a membership site aimed at parents that want to help improve their child's grades then sell it on Clickbank.

agree clickbank is best market for video like that

 

[srinu0812]

+1 for clickbank.

 

[dheer787]

Hope you can also sell them in Fiverr and similar sites.

 

[metalfreek]

I +1 Clickbank and Udemy idea. Or you can upload all your videos on youtube and apply adsense on youtube. If you can do that who knows you might have some nice followers on YT and grow as big as Khanacademy and other similar channels.

 

[jomo1960]

Thank you for all your input. I truly appreciate it. I will certainly look into your suggestions!

 

[jomo1960]

Hi,
I am at a lost with clickbank. I guess I will become a vendor to sell my videos. However I have a few questions. 1) Do I have to have to use affiliates to sell my videos? If so, what is the best way to find them? 2) Can I use clickbank with my websites? If yes, then there must be some clickbank site that has a list of all these sites. What is this site?
I have considered in the past putting all my videos on YT (as some above also suggested) with adsense. I was hoping to get more feedback regarding that.
Thanks again!