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オンライン講座の国際化：指導者向けガイド

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2月 1, 2026

According to CSA Research, 76% of consumers prefer to buy products in their native language. Yet most course creators approach internationalization as if adding a few translations and currency options will automatically unlock global markets. The reality is messier: payment gateways fail silently in Jakarta, cultural references in your case studies alienate learners in São Paulo, and Google’s hreflang implementation alone won’t rank you in Berlin without local domain authority. If you’re a course creator generating $5K-$50K monthly from a single market, internationalization isn’t just about growth—it’s about survival. Your competitors are already testing Spanish landing pages and accepting UPI payments. But the path from “works in the US” to