In this episode I’m talking about how to chose your online teaching niche.

Most new teachers get stuck overthinking, comparing ideas, or fearing they’ll pick the “wrong” one. But choosing a niche doesn’t need to be complicated, you just need to follow a few steps and start testing, instead of waiting for the perfect idea.

When you pick a niche based on your skills, solve a specific problem, and quickly validate demand, you can start building your audience and income without wasting months in research mode.

🍎 Three key takeaways from this episode:

1. Your niche should align with what you already know and enjoy teaching. This makes it sustainable and prevents burnout over time.
2. The most profitable niches solve a clear problem for a specific group of people. Focus on helping them achieve a transformation, not just sharing information.
3. You don’t need to commit right away. Test your idea with a free workshop, short-form content, or a small paid class before creating a full course.

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Today I’m talking about three strategies that helped me enroll 700 students in my Italian courses during my latest launch.

Instead of adding more complexity, I focused on building trust, creating connection, and giving students a reason to take action.

By connecting personally, warming up my audience, and offering an incentive for early action, I turned interested followers into committed students.

🍎 Three key takeaways from this episode:

1. Personal video replies using VideoAsk helped students feel seen and supported. This connection built trust and reassured them before they enrolled.
2. A four-day challenge gave people a real taste of my teaching style. It warmed up my audience and turned interest into confidence before the cart opened.
3. A limited-time bonus created urgency for early sign-ups. It encouraged fast action while adding real value for new students.

🧡 Connect with me on Instagram @teachertalksbiz for daily tips on building a freedom-first online teaching business.

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Today I’m talking about the one strategy that makes the biggest difference in your online business: sending a weekly email.

If you’re only showing up in inboxes when you want to sell something, your audience won’t feel connected, or ready to buy.

But when you email consistently, even with a small list, you build trust, stay top of mind, and create real relationships with your future students.

🍎 Three key takeaways from this episode:

1. Email builds connection. It’s your direct line to your audience, and unlike social media, you own it.
2. Weekly emails don’t need to be long. A simple story, tip, or resource is enough to keep your audience engaged.
3. Don’t be afraid of unsubscribes. Focus on the people who want to hear from you. Those are your future customers.

🧡 Connect with me on Instagram @teachertalksbiz for daily tips on building a freedom-first online teaching business.

🎧 If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and leave a quick review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps more educators discover what’s possible beyond the classroom. Thanks for listening to Teacher Talks Biz, see you in the next episode!

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