What To Do When Your Audience Stops Showing Up, blog article written by Ted Prodromou

I’m watching Amy Porterfield’s Course, Confidential Bootcamp, where she’s teaching people how to create their first online course.  You’re probably wondering why someone who’s been creating online courses for almost 20 years is watching a beginner’s level course.  It never hurts to learn from someone who earns eight figures a year teaching online courses.  Want to know my More…


A man with his hands up saying this is too much.

I’m watching Amy Porterfield’s Course Confidential Bootcamp where she’s teaching people how to create their first online course.
You’re probably wondering why someone who’s been creating online courses for almost 20 years is watching a beginner’s level course.
It never hurts to learn from…

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Why My Mom Warned Me About Skiing and What it Taught Me About Life, blog article written by Ted Prodromou

If you’re old like me, you may remember the television show Get Smart.  The show was a parody of the James Bond films.  Maxwell Smart was the bumbling secret agent who was fighting against KAOS the international organization of evil (the Russians during the cold war).  He had an array of secret weapons like his shoe phone and More…


A man in a suit holding a phone while holding a shoe.

If you’re old like me, you may remember the television show Get Smart.
The show was a parody of the James Bond films.
Maxwell Smart was the bumbling secret agent who was fighting against KAOS the international organization of evil (the Russians during the cold war).​
He had an array of secret…

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How much should you charge for your online course? Blog article written by Ted Prodromou

For years, the going rate for an online course was $1997.  You’d receive six one-hour pre-recorded lessons released weekly.  Once a week there was a live Q&A call.  Most “gurus” made you submit your questions in advance.  There was no live interaction with the “guru”.  When you charge $1997 for a course, you can make a cool million when you More…


A laptop with the word online courses on it.

For years, the going rate for an online course was $1997.
You’d receive six one-hour pre-recorded lessons released weekly.
Once a week there was a live Q&A call.
Most “gurus” made you submit your questions in advance.
There was no live interaction with the “guru”.
When you charge $1997 for a…

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Do you prefer to buy or to be sold to? Blog article written by Ted Prodromou

This is the tale of two timeshares.  One that sells itself, and the other where they shove it down your throat.  Yes, I’m talking about timeshares again because I enjoy listening to their pitch to see their latest sales tricks.  My wife, Ellen, and I often sit in on a sales pitch just for fun to get our More…


Lake tahoe, california.

This is the tale of two timeshares.
One that sells itself and the other where they shove it down your throat.
Yes, I’m talking about timeshares again because I enjoy listening to their pitch to see their latest sales tricks.
My wife, Ellen and I often sit in on a sales pitch just for fun to get…

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My 9/11 story, blog article written by Ted Prodromou

As I was watching the 9/11 ceremony this morning, one name triggered significant memories for me.  Dean Eberling  In the late 90s, I was the IT Director for Putnam Lovell.  One day our CEO, Don Putnam, came to me and said we had a high-profile team joining us.  It’s common for high-profile people to travel in teams when they More…


A poster with the words never forget on it.

As I was watching the 9/11 ceremony this morning, one name triggered significant memories for me.
Dean Eberling.
In the late 90s I was the IT Director for Putnam Lovell.
One day our CEO Don Putnam came to me and said we had a high-profile team joining us.
It’s common for high-profile people to…

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