Why I Teach Through Q&A Instead of Scripts
If you’ve ever taken an online course, you’ve probably seen the usual setup: A teacher sits in front of a camera, reading from notes or a teleprompter. The delivery is polished, the slides are tidy, but the whole thing feels a little flat.
- Organize Your Content
- Go Live Quietly
- Content Creation
- Validating Demand
- Pick Your Platform
- Build Anticipation
- Build Your Site
- The 3 E-Test
- Get Your Domain
- Who This Is For
- Knowing What Sells
- Set Up Payments
- Choose the Right Pricing Model
- Posting Guide
- Why This Model Works
- Content Blueprint
- Turn Interest Into Paying Customers
- Create Launch Content
- Create a Simple Offer Page
- content organization
- Choose Your Launch Style
- Bring In Partners
- What to Give Away & What to Charge For
- Set Up Your Email List
- content creation
- Get Feedback & Improve
- Content Workflow
- Post Process
- audience engagement
- blogging
- productivity
- Build Recurring Revenue
- creative flow
- Use Social Media Simply
- writing tips
- Message Flow
- Dealing with Overwhelm
- Turn Free Audience into First-Time Buyers
- Improve What You Already Made
- creative workflow
- Grow With Your Audience
- workflow
- Systemize So You Don’t Burn Out
- folder system
- Add More Content
- creative process
- conversational tone
- editing
- readability
- clarity
- Build a Simple Community