Discover the simple system that turns your support team's existing knowledge into customer education that works 24/7 — even while you sleep.
This works even if you've tried self-service before and it didn't stick. Even if you're you're not "technical." And even if you have zero experience creating educational content. You'll see why in the first 5 minutes.
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Watch The Free TrainingEvery week, your support team types out the same answers. Explains the same features. Walks through the same steps. Then Monday comes, and they start over.
4 out of 5 visitors leave without finding what they need.
Most customers say a bad self-service experience is worse than having none at all.
That's what it costs to scale the old way — hiring another person to say the same things.
Only 12% prefer reading an article when learning something new. The rest want a different format entirely.
Sound familiar? You're not alone. And there's a better way.
See the solution in 30 minutes.
Watch Now — It's FreeYou don't need to be technical. You don't need video editing skills. If you can explain something on a Zoom call, you can do this. The training shows you exactly how.
15 years building and selling information products. Sten originally built Omumu to make creating courses simple— no bloated LMS, no six-month setup. But when real businesses started using it, something unexpected happened — the people who got most excited weren't course creators. They were support teams.
That's what this training is about: the system he discovered when support teams kept saying "I just want to record it once."
Not theory — a practical system you can start using today.
A simple formula you can run with your own numbers in 60 seconds.
Backed by Gartner data and 12 years of marketing research.
No big project. No production team. Just the next step.
Watch this free 30-minute training and see exactly how to make that happen.
This is a free, recorded training. No live attendance required. Watch at your own pace. If it's not useful, you've lost 30 minutes. If it is — you've found a system that could save your team hundreds of hours a year.