by Elena Mutonono | Jan 18, 2021 | marketing, Social Media
Jessica Gardner at Artglish (check out her Instagram account) coaches artists how to use the language to craft more compelling portfolios so they can share their work with the world without reservations. I first learned about Artglish in a forum a few years ago, and I...
by Elena Mutonono | Nov 12, 2020 | marketing, Small Product
October was my “month of planning,” and following a Library launch I decided to create and sell a new product bundle (webinar + mini-course) with the emphasis on planning your work and planning product launches. In this post I’ll share my process step-by-step...
by Elena Mutonono | Sep 3, 2020 | marketing, Smart online teaching
If you don’t want to use social media, webinars will help you grow your audience just as effectively. If you are able to collaborate with another teacher/coach with a bigger audience you won’t even need to worry about where to find the people. One...
by Elena Mutonono | Jul 9, 2020 | Online teaching formats, Small business story
Danae Florou teaches Greek online and has recently started a membership program (aka a “paid community”) for the language and culture lovers. I met Danae a few years ago in a Facebook group for online teachers, she then joined the Opted Out Facebook group...
by Elena Mutonono | Jun 25, 2020 | Small business story, Teacherpreneur
What do you expect in your first year of running an online teaching business? It’s one question online teachers ask me all the time. What they want to say is, “Will I be able to make X a month?” “Will I be able to leave my current job?”...