How Relationship Building Helped Charles To Scale His Business

The Art of Selling Online Courses

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Charles Byrd is not only one of the most connected people in the online space and, but he also knows how to help you to set up lucrative promotional deals. He helps his students and his clients book in hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of business.

He knows how to get you leads without needing to pay for advertising and if that's music to your ears and you want to grow your business, Charles is definitely one to listen to. Charles has a proven record of helping others create super profitable joint venture partnerships.

In this episode of “The Art of Selling Online Courses: Winning Strategies & Secret Hacks From Top Performers”, Charles takes us through his journey on how he went from being a director at a billion-dollar software company to selling his own courses. He shares with us the secrets of relationship building, getting your ideal audience through contacts with other people, and putting your products in front of them.

We talk about pricing the courses online, converting, and email marketing. Charles reveals how he helps people to kill the chaos that builds up when they have an overload of information. With the use of the latest technologies, he finds innovative ways to scale businesses and collaborate with more and more people.

Watch the video below for a short preview. And if you want the full interview, which is filled with value bombs, join us in the Advanced Online Course Creators Facebook Group, right here.

What You’ll Learn In Today’s Video:

• Why it’s important for your business to build relationships with other people
• How important it is to have a system that you follow every time
• What are Charles’s strategies for getting a new audience
• How to provide more value to your customers through a short conversation with them
• How to “wow” your customers so they stick with your products
• Why it’s important to connect with some people even though they are not your ideal client
• Why it’s important to figure out who is worth working with you and for how much