By Kimberly Weitkamp Have you ever been to a Renaissance Faire? They are fun escapes for a day where you watch knights jousting for the favor of the court… Listen to period-style music on wooden stages… Catch jugglers and fire-eaters performing death-defying feats in the dirt lanes… …and all the
Way back in the day, eight-year-old Julie jumped into second grade with one of my favorite teachers ever, Mrs. Seaman. Today I want to share exactly what she taught me that I’m still using all these years later to build my business. ==> Lesson #1 – Talking Can Be an
Questions can be a powerful ally as you prepare your next course…and these 5 are essential to ask before you tackle your next course. Question #1. Is my community asking for this course? Before you jump into course creation, let’s make sure someone is actually interested in the topic. Start with
When it comes to course outlines, there are two types of thinkers…and your outline will be so much better if you understand how your brain works first. Let’s start with a couple questions for you (jot down how many a’s and b’s you have): 1. When you create a text message or post on
How good does your stuff look? By stuff, I mean all the images that represent you – on your website, in your logo, in your course, in your presentations, on your Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and all your social media. Does the message you are sending represent you well? Does it boost your
By Alina Vincent Do you have multiple ideas for Facebook challenge you want to do? Or are you still stuck looking for your very first one? You’ve come to the right place! Facebook challenges are a great way to attract qualified prospects to your business, build trust with them, and turn them into
By Alina Vincent Facebook marketing is one of the easiest paths to building an email list full of engaged subscribers. Why? Because no matter who your ideal clients are, they likely use Facebook. In this article, I’m sharing 4 ways to build your email list with Facebook–without running a single Facebook
Here are three questions to ask yourself as you plan for the summer: What is most important for you to accomplish over the next 3 months? Looking backwards, what have you done really well over the previous 3 months? (Find out the results of the No Kid Hungry fundraiser!) What
My first online project took a year to complete… it was an ebook that took months of writing and editing to make it perfect (and it still wasn’t perfect)! Since then, I’ve gotten better and faster at creating content, so today I want to share three of my favorite secrets
Have you ever thought about what it takes to get a prospect to find and buy your course? One of the best exercises you can do is imagining the journey your potential student is taking before they buy. And to get us started, let me tell you a story about