Radio/Audio/TeleClasses

Class Description: Are you ready to think, plan and write your Top Ten article right now? This class is designed to help you write your Top Ten. Please know that we will be online, writing our articles while on the call. Before the end of our four weeks together, we will all be hitting the "SUBMIT" button! Do the footwork to increase your chances of getting your name and wisdom in front of 30,000+ subscribers. This class will offer hands-on experience creating and capturing ideas to write Top Ten articles for your business or personal use. Through group coaching and support, start to tap a never-ending well of ideas from which you can draw to design teleclasses, create newsletters, marketing handouts, or flyers, or process your major life experiences. It's time to own your wisdom and position yourselves as credible, amazing, and prospering coaches!

This teleclass is for those of you who are already writing or thinking about writing Top Ten Articles and desire tips on what to do next. This is an introduction to the six-week program Top Ten Article Writing and Marketing Program (Class #7016-2 ). In the introductory teleclass, learn how to: 1. Submit your Top Tens to multiple sites; 2. Create a 101 Tips Booklet! Write 10 Top Tens and throw in a bonus item to create a 101 Tips Booklet; 3. Record an Audio Top Ten and E-course. Record a few selections from your top ten to have available for visitors to listen to on your website then break it up into an e-course! 4. Create a Top Ten CD and workbook. Experience the power of writing things down, cheering others on, and earning passive income! Sell them separately or as a package through your website; 5. Create a Top Ten packet. Include an article, a teleclass, newsletter, and an e-course, for example; 6. Incorporate Testimonials. Request permission to use the fan mail you will eventually receive in response to your Top Tens for testimonial purposes. Then use them in your marketing; 7. Create Flyers or handouts. Going to a conference or other networking event? Create a Top Ten and hand it out and keep on the resource desk. It is a subtle form of marketing that can have some staying power too! 8. Create Newsletters or ezines. Keep the connection with your clients going. Regularly send out a theme via a Top Ten in a newsletter or ezine or as a stand-alone to your customers or clients; 9. Develop two Top Tens from one. Practice writing a Top Ten from a 'Do not do this' point of view as well as a 'Do this!' point of view. See what kinds of people or inquiries each type attracts; 10. Promote your other Top Tens via hyperlinks. Use hyperlinks, website connections, within your Top Tens to your other Top Tens when relevant. For example, 'check out Nugget AU85 or Nugget AU86 for more Top Tens on Top Ten Articles'.