In this episode, I share 7 ways to fill your group classes and attract more students to courses. Each tip is filled with examples to bring them to life and to give you inspiration to mould to your business.Here's what I share:1. The investment of deciding a minimum capacity2. Using your existing client base3. Using social proof strategically4. Giving people confidence to buy5. Encouraging people who are hesitant6. Providing a 'try before you buy' experience (without giving much away for free)7. Analysing how your pricing may impact resultsRelated freebies:Roundtable discussion around group classesVideo on why I don't think we should be giving away free taster sessionsEnjoy :-)____________________👋🏽 Hello! I'm Sumantha McMahon, and I've supported over 100 tutors and education business owners.As a teacher 'dropout' turned professional tutor, combined with my 20+ years as a business owner, I'm in it with you! Yes, I'm qualified too :-)My training leans on tried-and-tested methods that are completely tailored to our niche.Work with me to breathe life into YOUR definition of success:#1 Bespoke 1:1 MentoringHigh-touch 6-month programme for tutors who want to make their business more lucrative, in a sustainable way for the future, while protecting the impact they make.#2 The Tutors' MastermindThe leading membership for tutors that combines tailored training (live and recorded), a community of like-minded business owners and exclusive discounts.#3 The Group Class CourseGet lifetime access to this self-paced course designed to help you launch, grow and refine your group classes. Includes teaching ideas too.This podcast is recorded using Riverside. Sign up for your account here (free plan available)____________________Sometimes, I share links to resources and apps that I recommend. They are all based on my experience - if I don't love them, I don't recommend them. In some cases, I earn a small commission for my recommendation, at no cost to you.

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