With the right tools and techniques, you will be able to fill all of your workshops quickly! In this blog, you'll learn how to identify an excellent topic for your students, choose a relevant title and how to promote the event.
Choosing a topic for your event should be related to common problems your students face instead of a topic that you think is interesting. Consider if there are any questions your students commonly ask in your classes/current events. For example, if your students have difficulty with chaturanga, create a workshop on mastering this asana!
If you need help identifying any repeating patterns, you can always reach out to your students and ask them.
Make sure your title is simple, catchy and relevant! It needs to hook your students in to get them to learn more details. Don't overcomplicate it; try to use words your audience will understand.
For example, you have an event about pranayama targeted at practitioners. The main title may be Pranayama: Controlling The Breath. You can then go into slightly more detail in a sub-title.
Visuals work better at promoting your event, so why not create a flyer? You don't necessarily hand out a physical flyer these days, but it's worth making one for online use. You can use something like Canva to do this with ease.
Tips for your flyer
Start promoting your events and showcasing your flyer on as many platforms as possible, including social media, email marketing, and on your site.
Don't just send out one email and one social media post; you need to promote it constantly! Remember that various messages engage different people, so test your words and discover what works best.
Remember, it takes 5-12 views before people make a purchase!
Tips for sending emails
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