4 Part Series – My First Course: What to Teach?

Welcome to my new series where for the next few weeks I’m going to talking about all the ins and outs of developing my very first course.
To say that I had fun was an understatement and I’m already working on filming and writing about Course # 2.

Let’s Work it out and I hope you’ll enjoy the next few weeks

The first thing was WHAT TO TEACH!

Try it! I hope some, if not all, these ideas can work for you, too.

 

Faith Blum – Christian Author Blog Tour Packages

Remember to use an assistant for blog tours well versed in YOUR genre. While they’re connections may be somewhat broad, they still likely have a type of genre they have more connections in, so don’t forget to do your research.

At the end of the day, how I used to be: Do a couple of things when I had time and hope for the best. It works to a point. Today, just like they advise you in your finances, you’re going to have to diversify your promotional efforts, plan to do a number of things, do them well and do them consistently and watch it work out.
Please feel free to suggest some additional tips you’ve done for your own book as you’ve learned and grown up in this industry. And, Good Luck!
Remember places like Fiverr (be careful as $ 5 bucks adds up quickly and be sure work is actually being done and you have a way to check/track whatever they promised to deliver) and Upwork (formally Odesk) are also awesome places to utilize for an extra hand, but again, DO YOUR RESEARCH
Whatever you do, try to find ways to incorporate these tips into your marketing program and hopefully you will see results too.

Here’s a few things that I need to work and am working on a plan to tackle for book # 8. Of course, I’ll be sure to document my hits and misses just for you, my awesome blog followers.

Reaching out to more Book Clubs
Teleseminars / webinars and Chats
Twitter Chats, and
Securing additional speaking opportunities, one on one consults and development of some short series workbooks