Posted on April 6th, 2009 by Peggy
For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been talking about teleclasses. Coincidentally, I’m offering a teleclasses program on how to offer teleclasses. 
More on that later…
First, let’s look at who can benefit from offering a teleclass.
Who Should Offer Teleclasses?
Teachers and Trainers: Reach a much wider audience without the hassles of managing a live event.
Consultants: Establish yourself as an expert with people you otherwise might not meet.
Service Professionals: Get paid to promote your services and create a lower price point for those who can’t afford you one on one.
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Posted on March 30th, 2009 by Peggy
In my last post, I gave you 9 great reasons to add teleclasses to your product portfolio. Have you done it yet? C’mon, it’s been a whole week! Well, if you’re planning on it, good for you. I think you’ve made a decision that’ll be good for your business.
If you haven’t decided to offer teleclasses, why not? Maybe for one of these reasons:
“I don’t see how teleclasses fit into my business.”
If you want to build your list, make money quickly, add a mid-priced product to your portfolio, create a product easily, OR be seen as an expert in your field, then you want to offer teleclasses. They will help you achieve every one of these results.
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Posted on March 25th, 2009 by Peggy
I’ve been MIA from my blog for several months, but I’m back now. I’ve been busy working with clients and on a project of my own. More about that in a bit…
During the last few months when the economy has been troubled and we’ve all been concerned about our finances, I’ve been thinking about what I can offer to help. I realized that for many people, teleclasses (also known as teleseminars) can be a great solution to make money now and later.
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Posted on September 29th, 2008 by Peggy
In the Internet Marketing world, just about everyone is creating a membership these days. Several of my professional clients are also setting up memberships to offer their information and/or products.
Maybe you want to get in on this, too? Setting up a membership can be a terrific way to create a stream of income often greater than what you’d receive from a single sale of the complete set of information.
But many are intimidated by the idea of offering a membership, fearing it’s too complicated to set up and run.
Here are three easy ways to structure a membership:
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