Episode 91 | Joanna Newton | Millennial Marketer | The Knowledge Entrepreneurs Show

Oct 17 2023
1hr 5min

Episode Description

In this conversation, Joanna Newton shares her journey from managing a tutoring company to becoming a successful course creator. She discusses the impact of COVID-19 on online learning, her transition to entrepreneurship, and the importance of having a financial plan before leaving a full-time job. Joanna emphasizes the significance of selling transformations rather than just courses and shares effective client acquisition strategies. She also highlights the diverse purposes of course creation and the common tasks that course creators often outsource. In this conversation, Joanna Newton shares her insights on entrepreneurship and course creation, emphasizing the importance of accountability, the need to overcome fears of starting without a following, and the significance of prioritizing tasks. She discusses essential tools for scaling a course business, strategies for pricing, and the balance between perfection and progress. Joanna also addresses the pros and cons of using third-party platforms for course sales and concludes with key takeaways for aspiring course creators.

Key Takeaways

  • Accountability can significantly impact entrepreneurial success.
  • Starting early with your business idea is crucial for feedback.
  • You may have a following that isn't on social media yet.
  • Grassroots marketing can be effective for course creators.
  • Creating a minimum viable product (MVP) is essential.
  • You don't need a full website to start selling courses.
  • Introductory pricing can help gauge market interest.
  • Owning your content is vital for long-term success.
  • Perfectionism can hinder progress in course creation.
  • There's a market for almost any skill or knowledge you possess.
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