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Batching and scheduling your social media can turn a time-draining chore into a simple weekly habit. In this Founder Lesson, we explore how social posting tools help creative educators publish everywhere at once, plan ahead, and reuse content that already works. The result is more consistency, less stress, and a marketing system that fits your real life.
Enrollment doesn’t start with a pitch — it starts with trust. This lesson breaks down how to sell your online courses by connecting first, understanding your students deeply, and showing your expertise through real value (not pressure). If you want more enrollments with ease and integrity, build the relationship first and let the offer feel like the natural next step.
A well curated website footer is more than just a design, it helps site visitors navigate your website, gives more information about your website, assists your visitors follow you on social media, and overall improves your sites SEO
Stay productive and smash your goals with this timeboxing technique for online course creators and businesses. Time boxing also helps you perfect your work-life balance, while giving you the chance to also maintain a happy mood.
Facebook Ads help you get your business to the right audience, who can then become qualified prospects to buy your training
Learn how to use Rosenshine’s Principles to teach your students. This will make learning easier. It also helps you know if your students understand the lessons, and how much they understand it.
Google Search Console provides a solution to everything that is wrong with your website’s visibility and ranking. It helps you understand how your website and audience performs and how they affect the performance of your website.
Zoom AI Notetaker, an amazing feature on zoom will help you save time and stay focused during meetings. It even summarizes and forwards your notes to yourself and your necessary students
Teaching students using the cohort method can improve learning experience for the students and offer a better teaching experience for the teacher. It also helps to create a supportive environment where everyone can thrive.
Speaking slowly helps your students to understand better when teaching them. When course creators talk too fast, it's like a blurry picture, but when you slow down, it's like a clear photo. This helps students catch the message you’re trying to pass faster.