Introducing the Virtual Class Workbook
Expand your business with virtual classes
Reach out to audiences outside of your local area anywhere, anytime, day or night
Add more bang to your marketing efforts
Be viewed as the ultimate expert in your field
Teleclasses and webinars use modern technology to teach your expertise to anyone, anywhere. If you’re ready to get started, this workbook will help you map out your plans from start to finish.
This downloadable workbook will answer your questions including:
- Why teach a teleclass or webinar at all?
- When is it better to use a teleclass, a webinar, or give a class in person?
- What goes into planning a virtual class?
- How you get paid and how to price your classes?
You also get 25+ pages of information based on our 10 years of experience offering virtual classes. You get:
- 10 class headlines that can’t go wrong
- 30 & 60-days to launch – countdown checklists
- 3 ways to get paid
- 7 things you must do to get more attendees
- 8 Ways to make money from your class AFTER it is over
- Sample sales and marketing pages to get you started
- Valuable check-lists and resources so you can get started right away!
Buy it now: $49
—– About the authors of The Virtual Teleclass Workbook
 Brandie Kajino, SOHO Solutionist
Brandie started her professional organizing business in 2005, and today focuses on small business technology consulting, coaching and training. She uses a combination of teleclasses, webinars and podcasting to educate and empower small business owners with technology and simple organizing solutions. For more information, visit her website at SOHOSolutionist.com.
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 Allison Carter, CPO® The Professional Organizer
Allison has been teaching by teleclass since starting her organizing business in 2002. She currently uses teleclasses and webinars as the chief method for mentoring and training new and veteran organizers through her websites: OrganizerU.com and OrganizingClasses.com. In 2010, Allison launched and ran the first ever Organizing Telesummit with 13 teleclasses in the span of a week. She also runs an organizing service based in the Metro-Atlanta area.
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