John Weiler began his writing career as a hit TV writer, for shows such as National Geographic’s Alaska State Troopers. In 2014, he transitioned into copywriting, blogging, and book publishing, working for several marketing agencies along the way and publishing multiple bestselling books, including Instant Credibility Online.&nbsp;In today’s episode, we’re going to discuss five ways we can establish our credibility and earn the trust of our customers.

5 Ways to Establish Credibility

Bryan Clayton is CEO and co-founder of GreenPal, an online marketplace that connects homeowners with local lawn care professionals. Before starting GreenPal, Bryan Clayton founded Peachtree Inc. one of the largest landscaping companies in the state of Tennessee growing it to over $10 million a year in annual revenue. Read more here:

5 Tips for Building a Technology Business

Timmy Bauer is the author and illustrator of many children’s books including: Lucas the Dinosaur Entreprepreneur. He’s also the founder of Dinosaur House, a company that makes children's books for entrepreneurs, and the podcast host of five podcasts, including The Purpose Driven Entrepreneur. In today’s episode, we’re going to discuss Timmy’s career and why entrepreneurs should consider writing children’s books. Read more here:

Why Entrepreneurs Should Write Children’s Books

Welcome back to another episode with Timmy Bauer, the founder of Dinosaur House, a company that helps entrepreneurs create children’s books to grow their businesses. In the last episode, we discussed Timmy’s career and why entrepreneurs should consider writing children’s books. In today’s episode, we’re going to discuss why we should create a podcast.&nbsp; Read more here:

Why Should I Build a Podcast?

Hello, Monetization Nation. Welcome back to another faith episode. Today we're going to talk about profiting with a purpose. Corporate social responsibility has become extremely important. Statistics have shown that it can actually drive greater employee satisfaction, customer satisfaction, and profit.&nbsp;  Read more here:

How to Profit with a Purpose

41% of Americans listen to podcasts monthly (Source: convinceandconvert.com) and 16 million people in the US are “avid podcast fans” (Source: PodcastHosting).The popularity of podcasts is growing rapidly and many businesses have already started to leverage this form of content to grow their businesses. Today we're going to discuss nine ways to monetize a podcast so we can use it as a viable option for growing our business.  Read more here:

9 Ways to Monetize a Podcast

On February 5, 2021, when I started the Monetization Nation podcast, I made a commitment to publish content every single day for a year. As we’re finishing that year up, I have spent some time reflecting on my experience. In many ways, it has been much more time consuming than I expected, but I have also received a lot more out of it than I expected.  Read more here:&nbsp;

30 Lessons I Learned From Publishing for a Year: Part 1

I started the Monetization Nation podcast nearly one year ago and when I did, I made a commitment to publish content every single day for the year. As we’re finishing up, me and my team came up with 30 lessons we learned from publishing for a year.&nbsp;In the last episode, I shared the first 15 lessons we've learned and in this episode, I'm going to share with you the final 15 lessons that we've learned from publishing everyday for a year.  Read here:

30 Lessons I Learned From Publishing for a Year: Part 2

Today is one of the very last episodes of season one of Monetization Nation. As you've heard over the last two episodes, I've talked about 30 different key lessons that we've learned from publishing every day for a year. In today's episode, I'm going to talk to you about the application of those principles in our show and how it will affect the future of Monetization Nation.&nbsp; Read more here:

The Future of Monetization Nation

Over the last few episodes, we've talked about the lessons that we've learned from a year of publishing a show every day. Yesterday, I talked about our plan going forward and how we're going to apply those lessons learned from the first year into our second year. We are also planning to take a break from publishing the show as we develop and launch some products.&nbsp;In today’s episode, I'm excited to announce our first product that will be launched here within the next week or two: the Marketing Megatrends Challenge course.  Read more here:

Finishing Season 1: What’s Next?

We may be familiar with the term “flagship,” but unaware of what it means. According to Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary, a flagship is “the ship that carries the commander of a fleet or subdivision of a fleet and flies the commander’s flag.” It is also “the finest, largest, or most important one of a group of things…” Launching an online flagship course is very similar in its importance as the creator of a flagship course takes individuals on a unique journey of transformation, and the flagship course is the finest, largest or most important of the courses offered by the creator. Online courses are becoming more and more popular, and it’s projected that by 2023 they will grow to a $240 billion industry (Source: Sette), and creating a flagship course for our audience may be the best way for us to capitalize on this opportunity. In this episode, we’re going to learn about flagship courses, and why a flagship course may be the next step in your digital monetization. What is a Flagship Course?&nbsp; “A Flagship Course is not just any standard online course. It’s something you devote yourself to over time, continually promote and improve, and it becomes your statement education experience. It’s a leadership creation tool, as well as a money-making centerpiece for your online business” (Source: Yaro Starak).&nbsp; These courses are meant to help others with a problem or focus on a main topic, as well as guide them through some kind of transformation. For example, a flagship course could be on “How to Get Out of Debt,” which takes an individual through a process. To be an effective flagship course, individuals must be able to see clear results at the end, which is one reason why people purchase these courses.&nbsp; Sarah Cordiner, course creation specialist, encourages businesses to create a flagship course and apply their unique experiences in facilitating growth to their business:&nbsp; “One of the fastest and most impactful ways to get your knowledge out to a global marketplace, making a bigger impact and diversifying your income, is to download that knowledge lying dormant in your brain and turn it into a credibility-building, income-generating, impact-making online course.”&nbsp; Flagship Course Examples&nbsp; Here are a few success stories from people who have launched flagship courses: Yaro Starak Starak is a well-known entrepreneur and an incredible internet marketer who began his success by writing blogs. He has developed a flagship course to help bloggers grow and monetize their blogs.&nbsp; Starak sold his first flagship course in 2007. It was a learning curve for him as he learned what not to do, and what to do. After restructuring his course, he learned to put deadlines on the course as well as charge more for it. These improvements lowered his cancellation rates by 20% and his revenue increased (Source: Flagship Course).&nbsp; Starak has implemented steps that have launched not only his career but his courses. In doing so, he has been able to help many others achieve success. He helped a client, Tien Chiu, who launched a course on color weaving and generated over $200,000 in sales (Source: Flagship Course). He has also had successful clients launch courses in making shampoo, recovering from chronic acne, self-publishing a book, and helping trainers grow their practice.&nbsp; Russell Brunson Before Russell Brunson ever sold a book, he sold a flagship course, which I purchased, about funnel building for $997.&nbsp; Bailey Richert Bailey is an expert at infopreneurship products. She has developed a flagship course called Virtual Summit School, which I have taken, through which she teaches entrepreneurs step-by-step how to plan and execute a successful virtual summit.&nbsp; Depesh Mandalia Depesh is one of the world’s leading experts on Facebook advertising. He created a framework for Facebook Ads called the BPM method, as well as a flagship course to teach that framework....

25. 8 Steps to Create a Successful Flagship Course

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