LinkedIn is the strongest platform for connecting professionals. As a knowledge entrepreneur, your presence there needs to be spot on and stand out. By following these tips and harnessing your own potential for creativity, you can create a personal brand that will be one of the strongest assets for your career.

Breaking up is seldom easy, whether it’s in real life or in business. You should work on the relationship with your customers to prevent their leaving, but if some of them leave anyway, make sure you know why and do your best to change whatever is needed.

Getting new clients and expanding your e-learning business is always exciting. However, your reputation is what will move you forward, so it’s crucial to do an excellent job with every learner.

There is no “right time” to start working on your course and accomplish your dreams. Time blocking is a tried and tested method to help you increase your productivity and become less overwhelmed at the same time. So why not give it a try?

One of the most frequent attributes attached to e-learning is tailored to the learner’s needs. If you are to be successful in selling your course, you need to achieve precisely this: define your learner persona and then build a course and a marketing strategy that fits like a custom-made glove.

The saying “hope for the best but expect the worst” does not encourage negative thinking but states a universal truth – it’s always better to be prepared. Having a contingency plan for your small e-learning business will greatly help its continuity when faced with adversity.

If you want your business to be profitable, you need to understand how the e-learning market works and what’s available out there, not just your corner of the internet. Here are the four main benefits of doing a competitive analysis: