Here is the ‘Success Roadmap’ your students will follow through your course:

[Check out the Module Overviews below for more details on what you’ll cover in the course.]

Our ready-to-teach program is divided into separate modules and lessons, so it can be quickly broken up to deliver bite-size sections over time – to avoid overwhelm and give time for implementation.

Best of all, everything is editable and rebrandable.

So you can learn from it yourself if you want to power-up your business by adding a high-impact virtual bootcamp.

AND, you can use the same materials to help your audience (under your own name)!

That’s because when you purchase a license to our customizable (PLR) courses, you get the rights to:

• Edit the content any way you want
• Put your name and brand on, and
• Repurpose it into whatever media you want

Then use your new course to…

• Attract a flood of leads for your other products and services
• Expand your reputation as an expert with online courses, webinars, workshops, videos, and more
• Provide resources for your clients to help them get results (and win their lasting devotion)
• Create a nice new income stream with a paid program (it can even run on autopilot)

You’ll be helping your audience quickly grow their income, their reputation, and their loyal customer community.

At the same time…. you’ll be adding a major asset to your own business (a course!) that will take it to a whole new level too!

Introduction

You’ll start out with an overview of the course and what your students will learn, so that everyone is excited to jump in and get going.

Module 1 – Identify Your Niche and Target Audience

Your students may already have an idea of what they will do as a freelancer. But if they don’t have a specific skill in mind, now is the time to brainstorm ideas and make a decision.

In this first module, you’ll help your students get specific by determining their niche and target audience that will enable them to build a successful and sustainable freelance business.

• Lesson 1: Choose a Freelance Niche – In Lesson 1, you’ll show your students how to identify their marketable skills and niche so they can build a successful freelance business.
• Lesson 2: Define Your Target Audience – In Lesson 2, you’ll demonstrate how your students can define and understand their target audience so they can appeal to their needs.

Module 2 – Get a Handle on Your Finances

Once they know their niche and target, it is time for your students to get a clear picture of expenses, income, and cash flow.

In Module 2, you’ll have your students manage their freelance finances so they can establish a profitable freelance rate and set targets to measure their success.

• Lesson 1: Estimate Expenses and Establish Your Rate – In Lesson 1, you’ll show your students how to estimate their expenses so they can set their overall rate and make sure they don’t undercharge.
• Lesson 2: Set Up Your Accounting System – In Lesson 2, you’ll demonstrate how your students can use systems to record accurate accounting information and keep on top of their finances.
• Lesson 3: Set Specific Measurable Targets – In Lesson 3, you’ll demonstrate how your students can set specfic targets so they can measure their success and make any necessary adjustments.

Module 3 –Set Up Operations and Administration

It is important to take care of the operations and administration of running a freelance business from the outset, so that when your students get their first clients, they can do the actual work.

In Module 3, you’ll teach how your students how to set up the administrative and operational aspects of their business so that when they launch, they can focus on landing clients and delivering exceptional service.

• Lesson 1: Make It Official – In Lesson 1, you’ll teach your students the benefits of registering and setting up a bank account for a freelance business so that they can make the right decision for their own business depending on their location. You’ll need to customize this to wherever your audience is based.
• Lesson 2: Take Care of Administration and Infrastructure – In Lesson 2, you’ll show how your students can take care of as many admin details as possible from the beginning, so they don’t get caught out by any missteps later on.
• Lesson 3: Choose Your Office Space – In Lesson 2, you’ll look at the ins and outs of where your students can base their office so that they are comfortable and can get on with providing top quality services.

Module 4 – Develop Your Freelance Brand

As a freelancer, it is important to market yourself – in person and online. To do this successfully, your students need to create a strong brand.

In Module 4, you’ll walk your students through how to define and articulate a personal brand that attracts their target audience and conveys a professional, authentic, trustworthy image.

• Lesson 1: Draft Your Brand Blueprint – In Lesson 1, you’ll show your students how to create a simplified brand document that will serve as a blueprint for all their brand and marketing activities.
• Lesson 2: Put Your Unique Value Proposition (UVP) into Words – In Lesson 2, you’ll demonstrate how your students can write a tagline that reflects their unique features, expertise, and skills so they can stand out from other freelancers.
• Lesson 3: Choose Your Business Name and URL – In Lesson 3, you’ll walk your students through deciding on a business name and how they can keep it in line with their overall brand.
• Lesson 4: Create Your Visual Identity – In Lesson 4, you’ll determine how your student’s freelance businesses can be visually represented, so they appeal to their target client.

Module 5 – Market Your Freelance Business

Potential clients want to know who they are hiring before they make their final decision.

In Module 5, you’ll explore how your students can develop their website, portfolio, and social media presence that will help them market themselves and their services to their target audience.

• Lesson 1: Develop Your Website – In Lesson 1, you’ll plan with your students the essential elements they need for a professional-looking website, so their ideal client can research them online.
• Lesson 2: Create a High Impact Portfolio (or Testimonial Page) – In Lesson 2, you’ll teach your students how to create a portfolio or testimonial page so they can demonstrate to their potential clients what they can do and the quality of service they can provide.
• Lesson 3: Build Your Social Media Presence – In Lesson 3, you’ll show your students what’s involved in a successful social media presence so they can start building relationships with their target audience straight away and communicate how they are uniquely qualified to solve their ideal clients’ problems.

Module 6 – Find and Convert Clients

Running a freelance business is a bit different than starting a small business and selling a product. Freelancers need to take an active role in contacting potential clients, because they are selling themselves as the ‘product’.

In Module 6, you’ll discuss how your students can find and convert clients through the right channels that will grow their business and meet their financial targets.

• Lesson 1: Reach out to Existing Contacts – In Lesson 1, you’ll explore with your students how they can attract their first freelancing clients through their existing network to get the ball rolling.
• Lesson 2: Join Professional Groups on Social Media and in Person – In Lesson 2, you’ll teach your students how to find and join the best groups for their niche so they can tap into those groups for networking and collaboration.
• Lesson 3: Reach Out to Potential Clients – In Lesson 2, you’ll teach your students how to use different outreach strategies to pitch themselves to a very targeted audience.

Module 7 – Maintain Client Relationships

Once you’ve landed a client, you job as a freelancer is just starting. You not only have to complete the work, but you also have to interact and maintain a professional relationship with clients.

In Module 7, you’ll teach your students how they can cultivate client relationships while also setting boundaries and staying top of mind, so they get the most successful outcomes for themselves and their clients.

Module 8 – Review and Refine

In this final module, you’ll show your students how to review their financial targets, review their client relationships, and gather client feedback. You students can then apply what they have learned to continuously grow their thriving freelance business.