SpeakerNet News Teleseminars
A 5-Step Process to Creating Online Courses
for Your Speaking Business
(FREE WEBINAR)
Guest Expert:
Paddy McGill from Thinkific
(About Paddy)
How to order the recording:
You can view the recording of the free webinar by clicking on the button below. The recording is at the bottom of the page.
Also on the page is an offer from Thinkific for a special price package for SNN readers.
(Pricing) — Note: This special program is free.
The Program:
This special, free training is created for SNN subscribers to show how you can use the easy-to-use platform Thinkific to create online courses to grow your speaking and training business. This is something SNN readers have said they have trouble finding. Thus our decision to bring you this needed free educational program.
Thinkific details how you can scale your speaking business using the power of courses. We cover the need-to-know steps that will set you on the best path to successfully creating, marketing, selling, and delivering online courses to your audience this year.
During the webinar, you’ll learn:
- the #1 challenge preventing most speakers from scaling their business (and how to avoid it)
- common misconceptions about creating online courses, and why people gladly pay a premium for your information
- Thinkific’s proven 5-step blueprint for creating, launching, and profiting from online courses
- real examples and insights from Thinkific’s community of over 35,000 online course creators
Paddy will share a special SNN offer at the end.
More about our guest expert:
Paddy McGill is an online course creator and digital marketer with an unwavering belief that education can change the world. Paddy is responsible for the partnership marketing team at Thinkific. With his decade of experience, Paddy has educated thousands of online course creators and helped them launch their own successful digital business.
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