Finally Found My Muse

[sionsmith]

Evening all,

I've been around here for a couple of weeks now, trying to figure out a suitable muse for myself. I am a Java developer by trade but have 9 years background in trading FOREX markets.

I have decided to play to my strengths and set up an information based business which is modeled around teaching people how to trade. The aim is to outsource this expertise to a few friends in the industry who enjoy teaching.

My question is should I limit the number of sign ups at the beginning to create demand. 2nd what % of the monthly signup fee should I pay the experts - I was thinking per hour?

Any advice would be greatful.

Cheers

[nghs22]

Are you any good at forex? That would be a good question to start with...

[networkmemetics]

It can be hard to break into the forex market online - there is a lot of competition already in this niche.

I recommend that you provide a free offer / packet of information, then build a list. Once you provide enough value to your list, you can start to pitch your courses.

As far as paying for courses, you would be better off to pay several people once and film the courses as a video series. That way, you don't have to continue to pay for people to teach.

[sionsmith]

Are you any good at forex? That would be a good question to start with...


http://www.youtube.com/user/sionsmith

thats my youtube channel - i've built up quite a few subscribers in the last 2 months which is when I started posted there.