Teachable Newsletter

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Volume 11 | November

Your go-to weekly guide for tips on scaling your business, building a lasting brand, and must-know industry news. Plus, get exclusive invites to events, webinars, and more.

On the blog

Any entrepreneur knows the holiday season may as well be familiar with the shopping season. Because we do not want you to miss an opportunity to reach a new audience, launch a new course, and crush your sales goals this year, we're sharing seven actionable tips for marketing and selling your online course this Black Friday. Get everything you need to start planning and making money right now in our latest article.

Train your brain

"I am making a positive difference in my student's life."
"I am making a positive difference in my student's life."
"I am making a positive difference in my student's life."

Not only is the above statement true, but doesn't it also feel great to say out loud? Welcome to the wonderful world of positive affirmations.
We dive into the science behind affirmations and explore how they can help you achieve your business goals, no matter how big or small they may be.

Product updates

According to the calendar, the year is almost over, but that doesn't mean we're slowing down anytime soon. Last month, we released a few more updates including coaching product reviews, manual lecture completion for students, Teachable Payments availability in Germany, and even more. Get the full scope of what we rolled put- and see what's ahead- over on the blog.

Tip of the week

Feeling stuck with your Instagram strategy? Consider the 4:3:2 method from Social Media Examiner to tell a story every nine squares. Try:

Four posts that add value and help ypur ideal client
Three posts a that create connections with your ideal client
Two posts that promote or sell your services

Yes, sales are important, but there's more to establishing close bonds with your audience. Make sure you're dedicating a good chunk of time to getting to know and building a solid relationship with the people who follow you. This way, when you're ready to sell, you'll have an engaged audience ready and waiting to buy your product.