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Online entrepreneurs are CEOs, marketing managers, product developers, sales persons and customer service agents, all at the same time. There is so much to take […]
Is Teaching on Skillshare Worth It? Skillshare has become a very popular option for teaching online in 2016. Well-known Udemy instructors are now also teaching […]
Presenting is part of your daily business, but you hate creating slides? You’re an online instructor, public speaker or need to present at board meetings, […]
I was recently hired by a fellow online instructor to migrate from Mailchimp to ConvertKit, and then integrate ConvertKit with Teachable and WordPress. Setting up […]
Introduction Zapier is a natural choice whenever you need to link together two web services that don’t have a direct integration. Zenler recommends Zapier for […]
Introduction If you want to publish online courses, you’re going to need technology that allows you to host course material such as videos, text and […]
Introduction This article provides an overview of online course marketplaces. Alternatives to Udemy and Skillshare (the most well-known examples of online course marketplaces) are […]
As an online instructor, you should always try to create online courses that help your learners achieve a goal. Positive reviews are a natural result […]
Introduction When learners first come across your online course, they want to find out whether the course is right for them. Within seconds, they need […]
Introduction If you want to be a successful online instructor, you’ll be dealing with two major activities: Online course creation Online course marketing Online course […]
Finding Teaching Online Jobs So you want to teach online. I usually recommend you consider building your own teaching business, but I realize that’s not for […]
The Teaching Online Ladder Here’s what I call the teaching online ladder: As we climb this ladder, we’ll go from no-risk, low-reward to low-risk, high reward. […]
