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- Herausgeber: Dr. Michael C. Melvin
- Kategorie: Fachliteratur
- Sprache: Englisch
Every person has at least some information or interest in information that they can potentially make money with.
When you sell your expertise in the form of a course, an online program, or some sort of book, you get paid to talk about stuff that makes you curious or which pushes you to investigate.
People all over the world are interested in what other people have to teach them.
There is also a tremendous variety of online education platforms that help people improve their expertise in a wide range of knowledge areas.
The demand for online coaching services will continue to rise in the foreseeable future.
With this step by step guide:
- You are going to learn how to start an online coaching business.
- You will learn to identify what to look for in terms of opportunities and potential problems.
- You will understand different coaching service sales models.
- You can begin to understand the benefits of selling your expertise.
- You are going to learn exactly how to set up live one-on-one appointment systems.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2019
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While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.
HOW TO START ONLINE COACHING BUSINESS
First edition. February 15, 2019.
Copyright © 2019 Dr. Michael C. Melvin.
Written by Dr. Michael C. Melvin.
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Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright Page
Introduction
Chapter 1 | The Benefits of Selling Your Expertise
Chapter 2 | Different Coaching Service Sales Models
Chapter 3 | Sell Your Coaching Expertise through Books
Chapter 4 | Sell Video Courses
Chapter 5 | Sell Your Expertise Through Scheduled Webinars
Chapter 6 | Live Webinars
Chapter 7 | Offer One-to-one Caoching
Introduction
Let's be clear about something here before we begin: everybody is an expert (or "expert enough") in at least one body of knowledge. It doesn't matter what it is. Maybe you know how to sing a little bit better than everybody else, maybe you know your way around the basketball court, maybe have discovered a way of running a little bit faster, or maybe you know how to make money with Twitter or Facebook.
Regardless of who you're dealing with, everybody has at least one area of expertise.
We can all agree on this because not all of us have the same experiences. Not all of us have had the same things happen to us. It is precisely this difference in experience levels that make hanging out with our friends and family members so rich and rewarding. We get to look at the world from many different eyes and different perspectives. We also get to explore it through our shared stories at different times.
Since this is the case, did you know that people might actually pay for your expertise? This is the reason why the online coaching business is a large multimillion dollar industry. People all over the world are interested in what other people have to teach them. In fact, you only need to look at platforms like Udemy and the huge following of tutorial channels on YouTube to get a rough idea of the demand out there.
There is also a tremendous variety of online education platforms that help people improve their expertise in a wide range of knowledge areas. Online coaching is really just a variation of online education.
Of course, this is informal. You normally do not get some sort of certification or diploma after finishing a course. Still, the essence is still the same. People are looking for information that others possess.
What's more, people are willing to pay money to get this information.
There is a tremendous demand for online coaching services because, let's face it, we live in a world that is increasingly expertise-based. How come? Well, the internet actually has a paradoxical effect on people. As more and more information accumulates online, people feel isolated and alienated from any
definitive claim of expertise. In other words, if you are going to claim to be an expert or a guru in a certain subject, you better know your stuff.
Most people lack that confidence, and that's why they hunger for specialized information. They know that, as information continues to grow on the internet, our knowledge becomes more and more specialized. It's as if we can only focus on topics that are an inch wide and a mile deep. We focus on the thing that we know and we rarely go beyond our comfort zone.
