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michael21

Yesterday I posted a thread and got a whole bunch of back-and-forth answers to questions that I wasn't asking let's try this again.

I have trading signals and I have a whole trading seminar that I would like to teach people, so what's the best away for me to profit off that?

I can teach the course for free for two weeks and then I'm thinking at some point, charge them but for what?

I can't be like ok you liked it? now pay me $2,000.

Any douche answers can stay out...real answers are appreciated.
 
I'm probably one of those douche answers but I think you should generate a track record and then sell the track record as a reason people should pay for your course or give you money to manage in the same way.
 
Ask for a guarantee in case... well...they abuse desks and chairs during the seminar, and destroy everything in the room while they are grabbing a sandwich. Make sure you look surprised when you come back and tell them you will have to use their checks.
 
What do you guys think of giving 2 days free then say if you like what you've seen and want the rest of the 2 week course I need $2,300. If after 2 weeks you aren't satisfied, i'll return $1300?
 
Sounds like you are trying really hard to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

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What do you guys think of giving 2 days free then say if you like what you've seen and want the rest of the 2 week course I need $2,300. If after 2 weeks you aren't satisfied, i'll return $1300?
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(1) You are not exactly equipped to teach anyone 'trading'.
(2) The retail seminar industry isn't exactly huge.
(3) The retail seminar industry doesn't have a fundamental problem with the way it presents its costs to the end buyers, which is a problem you are trying to solve.



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how so?
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