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To make your online and offline courses viral and achieve an earning of Rs. 100,000 per month, you need to implement a comprehensive marketing strategy that leverages both online and offline channels. Here’s a detailed plan to achieve this goal:

1. Creating High-Quality Content

Engaging Course Content: Ensure that your courses are engaging, interactive, and offer high value. Use multimedia elements like videos, quizzes, and interactive assignments to keep students engaged.

Free Value-Added Content: Provide free content such as blog posts, YouTube videos, webinars, and podcasts to showcase your expertise and attract potential students.

2. Leveraging Social Media

Platform Selection: Focus on platforms where your target audience spends their time, such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.

Content Strategy: Post regularly with a mix of promotional content, educational posts, success stories, and user-generated content. Use hashtags, collaborate with influencers, and participate in relevant groups and forums.

Interactive Posts: Create polls, contests, and challenges to engage your audience and encourage them to share your content.

3. Email Marketing

Email List Building: Use lead magnets like free eBooks, webinars, or mini-courses to build your email list.

Nurture Campaigns: Send a series of automated emails to nurture leads, providing value and building trust before pitching your courses.

Segmentation: Segment your email list based on interests, engagement levels, and purchase history to send personalized content and offers.

4. Referral Programs

Incentivize Referrals: Offer incentives such as discounts, free courses, or cash rewards for existing students who refer new students.

Multi-Level Referral System: Create a multi-level referral program where students earn rewards not only for direct referrals but also for referrals made by their referrals.

5. Influencer and Affiliate Marketing

Partner with Influencers: Collaborate with influencers in your niche to promote your courses. Provide them with free access to your courses in exchange for reviews and promotions.

Affiliate Program: Set up an affiliate program where affiliates earn a commission for each student they refer. Provide them with promotional materials and track their performance.

6. Online Advertising

PPC Campaigns: Run pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns on platforms like Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and Instagram Ads targeting specific demographics and interests.

Retargeting Ads: Use retargeting ads to reach people who have visited your website or engaged with your content but haven’t yet enrolled.

7. Content Marketing

SEO Optimization: Optimize your website and blog content for search engines to attract organic traffic. Use relevant keywords, create high-quality content, and build backlinks.

Guest Blogging: Write guest posts for popular blogs in your niche to reach a wider audience and drive traffic to your website.

8. Community Building

Online Communities: Create and nurture online communities on platforms like Facebook Groups, LinkedIn Groups, or Discord. Engage regularly by sharing valuable content and facilitating discussions.

Offline Meetups: Organize offline meetups, workshops, or networking events to build a sense of community and loyalty among your students.

9. Viral Marketing Techniques

Contests and Challenges: Organize contests and challenges that require participants to share your content or tag friends to participate, increasing your reach.

Shareable Content: Create highly shareable content such as infographics, memes, and short videos that resonate with your target audience and encourage them to share.

10. User-Generated Content

Student Testimonials: Encourage students to share their success stories and testimonials. Share these testimonials on your website, social media, and marketing materials.

Case Studies: Create case studies showcasing the results achieved by your students. Use these as powerful social proof to attract new students.

11. Partnerships and Collaborations

Educational Institutions: Partner with schools, colleges, and universities to offer your courses as part of their curriculum or as additional learning resources.

Corporate Training: Collaborate with businesses to offer your courses as part of their employee training programs.

12. Pricing Strategies

Tiered Pricing: Offer tiered pricing with different levels of access and benefits. For example, basic access at a lower price and premium access with additional resources and one-on-one coaching at a higher price.

Limited-Time Discounts: Run limited-time discounts and flash sales to create urgency and encourage quick enrollments.

Earning Projection

To achieve an earning of Rs. 100,000 per month, let’s break down the numbers with different pricing models:

Scenario 1: Standard Pricing

Average Course Price: Rs. 1,000

Monthly Enrollment Goal: 100 students

Monthly Revenue: 100 students x Rs. 1,000 = Rs. 100,000

Scenario 2: Tiered Pricing

Basic Tier: Rs. 500 (50 students)

Premium Tier: Rs. 1,500 (30 students)

VIP Tier: Rs. 3,000 (10 students)

Monthly Revenue:

Basic: 50 x Rs. 500 = Rs. 25,000

Premium: 30 x Rs. 1,500 = Rs. 45,000

VIP: 10 x Rs. 3,000 = Rs. 30,000

Total Revenue: Rs. 100,000

Example Campaign Timeline

Month 1: Preparation

Content Creation: Develop high-quality course content and free value-added content.

Email List Building: Launch lead magnets and start building your email list.

Referral Program Setup: Set up and test the referral program.

Month 2: Launch and Initial Promotion

Soft Launch: Offer a soft launch with limited spots at a discounted rate to generate initial interest and gather testimonials.

Social Media Campaigns: Start promoting on social media with engaging posts, contests, and interactive content.

Email Campaigns: Begin nurturing email leads with valuable content and limited-time offers.

Month 3: Full-Scale Promotion

PPC Campaigns: Launch PPC and retargeting ads to drive traffic and conversions.

Influencer Partnerships: Collaborate with influencers for broader reach and credibility.

Webinars and Workshops: Host free webinars and workshops to attract and convert leads.

Month 4: Growth and Scaling

Community Engagement: Focus on building and engaging online communities and offline meetups.

Affiliate Program: Expand the affiliate program and recruit more affiliates.

Content Marketing: Intensify content marketing efforts with guest blogging and SEO optimization.

Month 5 and Beyond: Optimization and Sustenance

Continuous Improvement: Regularly update and improve course content based on feedback.

Engagement Campaigns: Run regular engagement campaigns, contests, and challenges to maintain interest.

Analyze and Adjust: Continuously analyze performance metrics and adjust strategies to optimize results.

By implementing these strategies and maintaining a consistent focus on quality, engagement, and outreach, you can create a viral marketing effect for your courses and achieve a sustainable monthly income of Rs. 100,000.

[nat-20s]

Oh God I'm about to actually start working again

[what-even-is-sleep]

I come on tumblr for ONE MINUTE to post about my conundrums and all the sudden tumblr becomes my conundrum

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[erotomanicpixiedreamgirl]

spent my money on booking a hotel and buying new reebok shoes bc they had a sale. not giving them anymore fucking money i just gave them a total of €1000 within two months

just got ANOTHER letter demanding €400 from TK oh my fucking godddd

[teawitch]

New Rule - I should not watch Tradwife content. Even the stuff claiming to criticize tradwife content. It makes me yell naughty words.

Ran into tradwife talk at work recently and about breathed fire. Do you KNOW how financially vunerable women are in that situation?

Checked out a video on it and the advice was - to be safe when pursuing the tradwife lifestyle, you should remain financially indepentant. Perhaps have passive income or a parttime job.

Do you understand that in era everyone is thirsting for, a woman did not have her own checkng account or credit card so money earned generally went into the husband's account?

So, as a married woman, if was very difficult to be financially independent even if you had no desire to be a tradwife? (Well, everyone was sort of a tradwife by default)

I grew up in 60s, 70s and even the 80s hearing tales of men who shifted all the money out of the "family" checking account to another account to prevent their wife from getting a share of the money in a divorce.

It wasn't just a simple - well, some women don't want to work and want to stay home and raise children situation. It was - even if you work, your money may not be yours to use as you wish.

You do not want to be a tradwife. You want to be finacially secure. Tradwife is the opposite of that.

[fitgothgirl]

Long post incoming, so coloring key points just to help even my own eyes.

I'm pretty high-functioning right now, but I feel so not okay under it all. I'm applying for jobs. I go to the gym. I grocery shop. I clean. But I feel awful.

Being unemployed is making me feel worse the longer it goes - especially with how little I'm even hearing back on all my applications. I just feel so inadequate as a person overall (sucks that capitalism instills such feelings). And I feel guilty for doing anything but applying for jobs, even if I've already applied to a bunch that day; I feel guilty for going to the gym or watching TV or doing anything fun.

I've been wanting to make this pivot to bartending, knowing I would need start as a barback or server and applying as such, but I'm getting so discouraged. The last few days I've gone back to searching/applying for healthcare admin jobs, including front desk which I used to do and swore I wouldn't do again. But if I was already resolved to not WFH for a while by bartending, and I'm not getting anywhere with that, then I may as well not WFH at a day job in something I have experience in. I'm keeping in mind that regardless of my next job, it's all temporary until I get my CPC certification, so there's a light at the end of the (relatively short) tunnel if I end up in something I'm not thrilled with. But I'm now starting to feel silly for thinking about bartending; did I really do the hyperfocus thing again and get too excited over a prospect that I'm not quite capable of yet only for it to leave me wondering what I was thinking afterwards? I was trying to be aware at the time and asking myself if that was what was happening, but I didn't think it was. I honestly have always been interested in bartending, but now this Cointreau and vermouth and bitters and stuff is on our bar counter and I look at it and I just kinda feel like an idiot.

I had been drinking too often as it was before I lost my job but when I got fired it got a lot worse - no days without alcohol for over a month, probably getting drunk close to half the time - and now my stomach has had a sort of sudden change and I'm having problems I've never had before and it's making me nervous; it scared me into suddenly not drinking for 2 days, followed by a day with 1 drink, followed by two more no-alcohol days. Last night I did have a few though, but they kinda just made me feel shitty and I'm motivated to not drink again today. But it's also scary because I don't have fucking health insurance right now until Medi-Cal (Medicaid) approves me, which could still be a couple more weeks (i.e. a total of 6 weeks since I applied). Just gotta do what I can on my own for now. I often overreact about my health though, so fingers crossed this is just that.

It's not lost on me that I'm seeking out bartending yet obviously have periods where I can't seem to control my alcohol. I can't imagine drinking while working a job like that though (plus it's illegal for bartenders to drink on the clock anyway). If it's anything like barista-ing, which I know it is but even crazier/harder, I'd want to be as clear-headed and locked in as possible lol. But I'm not going to sit here and act like it would be an ideal job for someone trying to control their drinking with just being in that environment so often and having the thought it in one's head so much. So idk maybe it's best I just give up on it. I even still wanted to do it parttime on nights/weekends when I got my CPC cert/got a day job (as I was wanting to do before I lost my job), but maybe I shouldn't. But a big reason for bartending was also the good money they can make and I want that to get out of debt. Ugh idkkkkkkk. I guess I could just do serving... If someone would hire me, that is. But ugh all these thoughts are making me feel so mixed up and lost!!

And separate from all this work stuff is the fact that I've been wanting to talk to my bf about some stuff but can't bring myself to do it. The conflict avoidance in me is so strong... And it isn't even necessarily a "conflict," but my brain interprets it as such. It's so hard for me because any time there's been a Talk™️ in my life, it ends up a conflict, and I end up wrong. I end up crying and/or apologizing and/or fawning. Like, I'm not just getting this anxiety out of nowhere, I feel like I've really been taught through life experience that I'm just wrong all the time. Developed by my dad growing up, then my ex did his absolute best to compound & reinforce it. I know I need to "do it scared, do it with your voice shaking, do it with your hands trembling, but do it," or whatever that saying is, because until then I'm being a bad partner by not communicating. It doesn't help that we gel so well that we never fight or get heated because we both feel like so few things are worth getting upset over, so I don't actually have a lot of practice in this area, which is both a good thing and a bad thing obviously. But this is all dumb because I'm not even upset!! This isn't a talk like that!! I want to talk to him because I love him and I want to be open with him about my needs and I want to strengthen our relationship and I want him to be happy & healthy in his own right. I would want him to express his needs or hold me accountable, how can I not do the same for him? Why am I so focused on worst case scenario? Why am I so convinced this will be a negative conversation?? (Oh yeah all that aforementioned past experience stuff lolz. But I need to get over it...)

I just. My heart hurts a lot of the time. I keep ripping up my cuticles. I can't seem to stem the negative self-talk. I miss my therapist but can't get myself to reach out, but I'm also wondering what more she can do for me at this point (which is maybe why she hasn't reached out either?). Little things make me feel inordinately bad about myself, like the hummingbird feeder has been empty for a while, or my plants need watering, or even the fact that I haven't started decorating for Halloween yet, etc. I also feel like I should be doing all of the house chores that come up rather than half, which I don't think is wrong with being unemployed and my bf covering bills, but whenever I do clean it just weighs the reminder on me that I'm jobless and "inadequate." I want to cook for him too but idk why I get so nervous about that; he's a great cook, and when I cook for myself it's good, but imagining cooking for him makes me feel like it's going to be inedible shit for some reason lol...

I don't really know how to end this but I guess I'm done writing for now so... End 🙃

[ochipi]

I think I’m having “FOBO” for the first time.

Going to study this one extra thing that will ensure long term job security but two years with absolutely no income

A job that I might get that’s nearby and is something I aim for doing with this extra study, but I might be able to not need the study if I get the job

A combination of the two but making this very difficult even though I will have both the study, the job and a partial income

Some companies allow you to study and work parttime, but I’m assuming that’s something that only works if you already work there. I’m too scared to just call them and ask if I combine them because the competition is so strong they might even not take me at all. Also my parents are advising me opposites and are getting mad that “I’m taking so long figuring things out” (it can go faster but I’ll explode in anger if my mom dares to complain that I could have done housetasks)

[pokemonjunge]

I honestly think there is no way I would need more money than 1k a day. That’s my car worth in little more than a week. And even if I need more, I can put some of it back each day. Heck, I would probably still work parttime, because I actually enjoy my job (just not 40h, I would enjoy nothing 40h a week).

Imagine being able to work without stressing. Just as much or little as you are comfortable to do. I truly believe most people wouldn‘t stop working if there were a ✨universal basic income✨ , they would just not hustle themselves into an early grave anymore

Explain your reasoning plzzz

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[pratanumindpowerdevelopment]

word-of-mouth viral marketing effect of coffee business

Word-of-mouth and viral marketing are powerful tools for the coffee business, driving organic growth and fostering a loyal customer base. Here’s how you can leverage these effects:

Word-of-Mouth Marketing in the Coffee Business

Word-of-mouth marketing relies on customers recommending your business to others. It is highly effective because people tend to trust recommendations from friends and family more than traditional advertising.

Strategies to Enhance Word-of-Mouth Marketing:

Exceptional Customer Service:

Provide outstanding customer service to create memorable experiences that customers are excited to share.

Train staff to be friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive.

High-Quality Products:

Ensure that your coffee and related products are of the highest quality.

Regularly update and innovate your menu to keep customers interested and talking.

Unique Ambiance:

Create a unique and inviting atmosphere in your coffee shop.

Use distinctive interior design, music, and decor to make your café memorable.

Customer Engagement:

Engage with customers both in-store and online.

Respond to feedback, comments, and reviews to show that you value customer input.

Loyalty Programs:

Implement loyalty programs that reward customers for repeat visits and referrals.

Offer incentives for customers who bring in friends or family.

Community Involvement:

Participate in local events and support community initiatives.

Host events like coffee tastings, art shows, or music nights to attract and engage customers.

Viral Marketing in the Coffee Business

Viral marketing involves creating content or experiences that encourage people to share with others, thereby spreading the message rapidly and widely.

Strategies to Create Viral Marketing Campaigns:

Social Media Campaigns:

Create engaging and shareable content on social media platforms.

Use eye-catching photos, videos, and stories that highlight your coffee, ambiance, and customer experiences.

User-Generated Content:

Encourage customers to share their own content related to your coffee shop.

Run contests or challenges that prompt customers to post photos or videos with your products.

Influencer Collaborations:

Partner with local influencers or bloggers who have a significant following.

Provide them with unique experiences or products to review and share with their audience.

Hashtags and Challenges:

Create branded hashtags and encourage customers to use them in their posts.

Launch challenges or campaigns that incentivize customers to participate and share.

Innovative Products:

Introduce unique or limited-time products that generate buzz.

Create visually appealing products that are highly shareable on platforms like Instagram.

Interactive Experiences:

Offer interactive experiences in-store, such as latte art workshops or coffee brewing classes.

Use interactive elements in your online presence, such as quizzes or virtual tours.

Examples of Successful Word-of-Mouth and Viral Marketing in the Coffee Business:

Blue Bottle Coffee:

Word-of-Mouth: Blue Bottle’s focus on high-quality coffee and meticulous brewing methods has built a strong reputation, leading to organic growth through word-of-mouth recommendations.

Viral Marketing: They use clean, aesthetically pleasing imagery on social media to attract and engage followers, encouraging shares and user-generated content.

Starbucks:

Word-of-Mouth: Starbucks’ customer loyalty program and consistent quality have led to widespread word-of-mouth promotion.

Viral Marketing: Seasonal products like the Pumpkin Spice Latte generate significant buzz and social media engagement, creating viral trends each year.

Local Coffee Shops:

Word-of-Mouth: Local coffee shops often rely on strong community ties and exceptional customer service to drive word-of-mouth referrals.

Viral Marketing: Creative, local-themed promotions or unique product offerings can quickly spread through social media and attract a wider audience.

Conclusion

Harnessing the power of word-of-mouth and viral marketing can significantly enhance the visibility and reputation of a coffee business. By focusing on exceptional customer service, high-quality products, and engaging marketing strategies, coffee shops can create memorable experiences that customers are eager to share, driving organic growth and building a loyal customer base.

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