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Today I was reminded of the importance of reviews as I am looking to hire help in my personal life. And not just generic reviews like "Oh Sonia is SO GREAT! Highly recommend." But reviews that actually give potential clients insight on your teaching style, your personality, and your approach. Here's an example of an actual customer testimonial that showcases my teaching style - "Thank you, Sonia! This helped me SO MUCH! Just having a step-by-step, get it done, keep it simple approach helped hold my idea-flooded non-sequential brain keep it all in order to move it along. It took me some time, but I learned a lot. Thank you!"
Cee MK
Online Tutor
"Sometimes I have a plan in my mind and I don't necessarily know how to execute it. Once I started working with Sonia, it became clear I need to do this first, before I do this, before I do this. And it helped me narrow down what were the important things to focus on, and what were some of the things that could wait.” - Monica Golson Here are two simple questions you can ask your current & former clients (save these for later!) 1) What were you struggling with when you first reached out to me? 2) Any specific results you achieved when working with me? You can also check out an example of how I display reviews on my Work with Me page. Hope that helps! Sonia More Goodies: Book a day with me! (only $125 USD) Your First $100 Online (Special Offer!) |
Sonia Teach
Helping moms make money online so they can be home with their kids.
Hey friend! Spring is here in the US (which also means tornadoes where I live, eek). To celebrate the new season, I'm offering a spring sale! Everything is $10 off (including my Day of Voxer!) when you purchase between now and Sunday, April 13. Best of all, all the coupon codes are already applied! So you don't have to worry about typing in a code. I've got you! take me to the sale! Enjoy! P.S. Unsure which course is right for you? Just hit reply, I'm happy to lead you in the right direction!...
Yesterday I sent an email about how I regret buying a year of Kajabi. While I have made over $200 in revenue in a short time period, I feel restricted because I can only sell three products and it cost me over $1400 for one year. Someone asked, do I get three products plus a community? Unfortunately, no. A community counts towards your product limit. You can even have multiple "groups" within your community, but each counts as a product! So basically, if you're someone who has a lot of course...
Someone recently asked me what my job is, and I told him I'm a YouTuber. His follow-up question was, "Do you get a lot of views?" I said no, but I still make money from my YouTube videos. Here's an example. From March 23 to March 29 this month, I've made $2.84 in ad revenue. Oof. Maybe I can buy a burger at McDonalds a year from now when I finally get paid out (you need to reach $100 in ad revenue before you get a payout) In the same time period, I made $653 in revenue via affiliate links,...