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Strategies and Case Studies for Online Language Teachers Moving Away from 1:1 Hustle
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How to stop trading time for money as a coach
Ermy Pedata teaches Italian online at The Language Rose (check out her Instagram account, too). Last year she made a smart move away from trading time for money, and in this interview she shares how the process went and what she learned as she challenged herself to...
How language teachers can use Instagram to connect and share their work
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...
How I made $2,000+ in 10 days selling a new product: my epic case study
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 and...
How to use webinars to grow your audience
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 of my...
How to create a membership program: An Interview with Danae Florou
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 I ran at the...
What Results to Expect in Your First Year of Online Business
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...
How to keep selling your products after the first launch
Remember the first time you spoke a foreign language? When all the hours of practice and drills are finally paying off? That first time when random words are a sentence and what used to sound like a gargle is now a piece of information? That first time is intoxicating...
How to Spark Connection and Engagement on Instagram
Someone asked an interesting question in our Smart Teacher’s Library forum the other day: “What is a connection with your followers on Instagram and how do you know when you have it?” To help explore this topic today I’ve invited Elfin Waters, who is an online...
How to Create Friendly and Memorable Images on Instagram
Now that you’ve updated your Instagram bio so it’s clear and compelling, let’s look at another important aspect of building your community on Instagram — visual storytelling. I’ve noticed that it’s one of the things that’s hard to understand because there’s usually an...
How to get more visibility as an online teacher
If you’ve been teaching for a platform or subcontracting as an online teacher, going on your own might be a challenging transition. There’s nobody doing the marketing for you, nobody “bumping” your profile to the top of your search, so you lack the visibility to bring...
How to find more clients for your teaching business
In some parts of the world August is a reminder that a school year is about to begin. While teachers at traditional schools sharpen their pencils, online teachers begin looking for more clients. If you’re your own boss, client search might be scary and...
How one book can help you grow your online teaching business
One book can help you grow your online teaching business. That’s why if you coach or teach, making a book, a workbook, or an audio book is something to consider. In this post I want to talk about what happens after you self-publish and how to use one book as a...