Are you a course creator teaching Spanish to English natives? If so, you might be struggling to create engaging and effective email campaigns that resonate with your audience
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Keeping Your Emails Out of the Spam Folder as an Online Course Creator
The success of your email promotions is dependent upon your email deliverability. If your emails are ending up in people’s spam folders, they won’t be able to engage
5 March Holidays to Inspire Your Email Campaigns: How Course Creators Can Connect with Audiences Through Timely Content
March is a month full of possibilities, as the world emerges from winter and prepares for the fresh start of spring. As a course creator, you can use
Algorithms could end your course business tomorrow. Do this to secure it ASAP
Most online course creators rely on two big sources of traffic and customers: social media and organic search engine traffic. While this strategy can be effective, it carries
Maximize Your Sales in Q1: How to Tap into Resolutions, the Future, and Finances to Sell More Courses
As 2023 unfolds, many course creators are now planning their content calendars, promos and new course launches for the year to come. It’s easy to fill in the
How to Sell More Courses in January With Resolutions
The start of the year is filled with potential themes and events that you can tap into to engage your audience and sell more courses. From setting new
How to write welcome emails that engage & convert subscribers into course students
There’s an email marketing tactic that can increase your conversions with ease. Most course creators (and brands for that matter) either do it wrong or don’t do it
7 Lessons On Black Friday From A 6-figure Copywriter
Well, I survived another Black Friday writing copy for online course creators. 53 emails, 3 sales pages, 3 clients in done for you and then a dozen or
Dear Online Course Creator, Should You Have A Christmas Sale?
Okay, I know, Black Friday has just passed and you are probably thinking, wouldn’t Christmas sale be too much? But, I think no. Join me and John Ainsworth