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024: How To Run a Pilot Program for a Stronger Online Course, with Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark
What would it look like for you to create a course based on the content and focus of your brand? Have you considered taking this step but find yourself at a loss as to where to start? Good news! I want to introduce you to two women who were brave enough to put themselves out there with their content, Brandice Lardner and Shannon Clark.
In our conversation, Brandice and Shannon open up about the communities they’ve built online, why it’s helpful to start with a test or pilot program, how to get people interested in your test program, why it’s important to gather and listen to feedback, how to adopt a long-term mindset, and much more. I can’t wait for you to learn from the wonderful insights these women have to share!
In this episode, listen for
Listen to this episode by clicking the Play button below:
Liked the show? Help me out!
Click here to leave a review on iTunes!
Yes, I’ll help Jeni by leaving a review!
What are you waiting for? Create a course!
I know what you’re thinking—who has the time to create a course? I won’t sugarcoat it: It’s not going to be easy, but it will be worth it! Here is the good news: you don’t have to have it all figured out and polished to get started. You can follow a similar path that Brandice and Shannon took by reaching out to your followers to see if they’d like to participate in a pilot program.
The advantage of launching a pilot program instead of launching a full-blown course is that you get to learn and adapt your content to your audience’s needs as you go through the material. The critical piece of launching a pilot program is to proactively gather feedback and learn from the people who were willing to be your test subjects.
Does creating an #OnlineCourse sound too intimidating? It doesn’t have to be! On this episode of #BizMavens, you’ll learn from Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark as they share their stories of creating successful courses. Don’t miss it!
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Don’t ignore feedback—lean in.
If you want your message and your content to resonate with your audience, you need to listen to them. I’m not saying that every comment or piece of feedback is created equal. Some people are just mean or trolling, and they aren’t worth your time. When you create a pilot program and invite a select group from your audience to participate, though, you’ve got a group who loves your message and wants you to succeed. Seize this opportunity to learn from them!
Don’t let yourself get defensive or combative. Embrace the feedback, find a way to learn from it, and move on. When your audience sees that you care about their feedback and you adapt your approach accordingly, you’ll win their loyalty.
Why you need to adopt a long-term mindset
When you create a course for your audience, you’re investing in the long-term success of your brand and platform. If you want to diversify your options, creating a course is a worthwhile investment. Your regularly scheduled content will keep people visiting your site, but it’s projects like courses and programs that will turn followers to fans. Once you’ve turned a significant number of your passive followers into fans, then your brand will be unstoppable.
To hear more about embracing a long-term mindset and what it takes to create a course, make sure to catch my full conversation with Brandice and Shannon on this episode. You don’t want to miss it!
Success doesn’t come easy, or overnight! Turning people from followers to fans is a HUGE feat but it can be done. If you embrace a long-term mindset for your business you’ll see it thrive! Go deeper with this important topic on this episode #BizMavens!
Click to Tweet
Notes + Links from Today’s Show
Connect with Brandice Lardner and Shannon Clark
Connect With Jeni
Subscribe to The Biz Mavens on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play
Tweets
Discover how to create an #OnlineCourse and serve your #audience on this #podcast episode of #BizMavens with special guests, Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark!
Click to Tweet
If you want your #OnlineCourse to succeed, you’ve got to be open to feedback from your followers. Learn how Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark adapted from feedback by listening to this episode of #BizMavens!
Click to Tweet
024: How To Run a Pilot Program for a Stronger Online Course, with Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark is a post by Jeni B. at Biz Mavens.
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What would it look like for you to create a course based on the content and focus of your brand? Have you considered taking this step but find yourself at a loss as to where to start? Good news! I want to introduce you to two women who were brave enough to put themselves out there with their content, Brandice Lardner and Shannon Clark.
In our conversation, Brandice and Shannon open up about the communities they’ve built online, why it’s helpful to start with a test or pilot program, how to get people interested in your test program, why it’s important to gather and listen to feedback, how to adopt a long-term mindset, and much more. I can’t wait for you to learn from the wonderful insights these women have to share!
In this episode, listen for
Listen to this episode by clicking the Play button below:
Liked the show? Help me out!
Click here to leave a review on iTunes!
Yes, I’ll help Jeni by leaving a review!
What are you waiting for? Create a course!
I know what you’re thinking—who has the time to create a course? I won’t sugarcoat it: It’s not going to be easy, but it will be worth it! Here is the good news: you don’t have to have it all figured out and polished to get started. You can follow a similar path that Brandice and Shannon took by reaching out to your followers to see if they’d like to participate in a pilot program.
The advantage of launching a pilot program instead of launching a full-blown course is that you get to learn and adapt your content to your audience’s needs as you go through the material. The critical piece of launching a pilot program is to proactively gather feedback and learn from the people who were willing to be your test subjects.
Does creating an #OnlineCourse sound too intimidating? It doesn’t have to be! On this episode of #BizMavens, you’ll learn from Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark as they share their stories of creating successful courses. Don’t miss it!
Click to Tweet
Don’t ignore feedback—lean in.
If you want your message and your content to resonate with your audience, you need to listen to them. I’m not saying that every comment or piece of feedback is created equal. Some people are just mean or trolling, and they aren’t worth your time. When you create a pilot program and invite a select group from your audience to participate, though, you’ve got a group who loves your message and wants you to succeed. Seize this opportunity to learn from them!
Don’t let yourself get defensive or combative. Embrace the feedback, find a way to learn from it, and move on. When your audience sees that you care about their feedback and you adapt your approach accordingly, you’ll win their loyalty.
Why you need to adopt a long-term mindset
When you create a course for your audience, you’re investing in the long-term success of your brand and platform. If you want to diversify your options, creating a course is a worthwhile investment. Your regularly scheduled content will keep people visiting your site, but it’s projects like courses and programs that will turn followers to fans. Once you’ve turned a significant number of your passive followers into fans, then your brand will be unstoppable.
To hear more about embracing a long-term mindset and what it takes to create a course, make sure to catch my full conversation with Brandice and Shannon on this episode. You don’t want to miss it!
Success doesn’t come easy, or overnight! Turning people from followers to fans is a HUGE feat but it can be done. If you embrace a long-term mindset for your business you’ll see it thrive! Go deeper with this important topic on this episode #BizMavens!
Click to Tweet
Notes + Links from Today’s Show
Connect with Brandice Lardner and Shannon Clark
Connect With Jeni
Subscribe to The Biz Mavens on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play
Tweets
Discover how to create an #OnlineCourse and serve your #audience on this #podcast episode of #BizMavens with special guests, Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark!
Click to Tweet
If you want your #OnlineCourse to succeed, you’ve got to be open to feedback from your followers. Learn how Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark adapted from feedback by listening to this episode of #BizMavens!
Click to Tweet
024: How To Run a Pilot Program for a Stronger Online Course, with Brandice Lardner & Shannon Clark is a post by Jeni B. at Biz Mavens.