If you're starting out, if you're an independent teacher or a small business, the simplest, fastest, best way to get started is by creating a website (like Wix) and using the LearnCube virtual classroom.
You might be about to say, "but I want a software that can do everything from taking payments to scheduling to providing a virtual classroom?"
No problem. We can support you with this in the future once to customers that have built the foundations of their business but the technology can be a distraction in the beginning.
The biggest challenge for startup language entrepreneurs is to find a proven, reliable approach to attracting new students every month. Relying on google ads and facebook ads is actually much harder and more expensive than you think.
However, you may have other cheaper and more reliable ways to do this (i.e. partnerships, networks in your niche, an already established audience, etc). It just takes a little while to get this right.
How to start today?
Create a webpage and signup for the LearnCube
Get prospects to sign-up for a free trial with you from that website
Organise the first class (either by the email they provide and/or sending Calendly link)
Once booked, share the LearnCube virtual classroom link via email
Convince the prospect to buy a package of classes with you in the trial class or via email afterwards.
1 - Create a website
2 - Get prospects to sign-up for a free trial with you from that website
3 - Organise the first class by email they provide
Or you can try using a free Calendly account.
4 - Once booked, share the LearnCube virtual classroom link via email
5 - Convince the prospect to buy a package of classes with you in the trial class or via email afterwards.
