SweetLife Entrepreneur™ Podcast

289: How To Sell Your Online Courses B2B

05.22.2023 - By April BeachPlay

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If you're a course creator and you're ready to take your business and profit to the next level think about the power of adding a couple more zeros at the end of the price that you sell your program for. In this episode and in this entire podcast series we are unpacking how to sell your course and training program to corporations agencies organizations and other entrepreneurs.   This is a powerful next-level move that is underutilized. In this show, April Beach is unpacking the five most common ways to package your online course or training program for sale to other companies and corporations. Think about the power of taking the work that you've already done and instead of selling it to one person at a time, selling it to one buyer and allowing 100 or 1000 people to access it. That is the power of licensing your online course and programs to other companies and what we're talking about in this show.    In this episode, we covered the five most common ways to model and package your training program for other companies to license and utilize. Additionally, you will hear a specific case studies and examples of clients of the Sweetlife and how they have licensed their courses to corporations. This episode is an extension of our course licensing series, and course licensing made simple.      At the end of this episode you will:  Understand the five most common ways package your online course and license to other companies Learn how to sell your courses B2B fast Be able to choose which method would best suit your current business Blow your mind by opening up the door of possibilities that you didn't know existed to build millions of dollars in revenue from courses you've already created. For more about this epsiode and the transcript, go to https://sweetlifepodcast.com/289

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