This is second and final episode in our series about how to make an engaging course on the cheap. You don’t need a bunch of equipment, you need a solid plan. This list walks you through that plan.
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This is second and final episode in our series about how to make an engaging course on the cheap. You don’t need a bunch of equipment, you need a solid plan. This list walks you through that plan.
I had just had a good run of projects, doing good work I was proud of in the right amount of time… and then, a couple weeks ago, disaster struck. Here, let me tell you about it in this little video I made:
At the time of writing, Fizzle has over 400 lessons in 31 courses. That’s over 10 courses a year for the past 2.5 years. I’ve always loved teaching ideas that excite me. And, after the past few years here, we’ve made a business out of creating courses that change people’s lives.
In the last episode we covered 10 growth channels to explore. In this episode we cover 9 more channels you can leverage to attract more people to your business. We’re adding our experience and advice to the list of 19 channels mentioned in the great book Traction. Enjoy!
In this conversation we present 10 growth channels to grow your small business, adding our honest commentary on each one. We also walk you through a growth model we’ve adopted that’s helped how we brainstorm, plan for and execute our growth strategy for Fizzle. Enjoy!
In the last 6 episodes we revealed the 6 stage small business roadmap. A stage by stage, step by step, 10,000 foot view of building a business. They weren’t the 6 stages your business will go through automatically. They were the 6 stages you want to go through so that you and your idea are best setup for success as you define it.
In the sixth small business roadmap stage we explore the final question: how can we grow this business beyond ourselves and into greater impact in the world and wealth in the company? We dig into the 11 steps of Scale where the goal is to hone, discover and experiment towards a more scalable and sustainable business.
Now, in stage 5 of the small business roadmap, it’s time to get into the nitty gritty: can this business idea of yours actually make enough money to support you in a meaningful way? This is a stage most of us are not well prepared for, typically diving in without any knowledge of the metrics, the movements or the models.
Stage 4, the Build stage, is a big one. As Corbett puts it: “this stage is a monster and a lot of people get stuck here.” In this episode we talk you through each step so you can rise up when others start to sink.
Stage 3 of the small business roadmap is one of my favorites. In fact, it’s the stage most of us start with even though skipping over stage 1 and stage 2 can be deadly to your idea. And as we dive right in here, many of us naturally resist doing some of the most eye-opening parts of this stage. (We get into what those parts are and how to do them in this episode.)