[jfoody76]

Hi there!

So, while I've been getting these great deals- I've been sharing and now, there are a bunch of friends (both mine & my sister's) who want to learn.

I'm currently a teacher home on maternity leave and will be able to put together a great class. I have tons of ideas already.

My question is- what is a fair price to ask for? I know I can do it for free- but I know that there is A LOT of time involved in pulling it all together and honestly, we could use some extra $.

Also, how many people would be a good limit for my 1st class? Is 10 too many?

What do you find works best for repeat class? Do you do a follow up session? Or just via email & phone.

Thanks so much!

[grocerymama]

I charge $10 a ticket. If it's for a nonprofit org - I do it for free. But this is how I make some extra for my family.
Class size only depends on the size you have to teach it in. I find with smaller intimate classes, you get a lot more feedback and it's sometimes harder to stay on track.
If you do it more like a presentation to a bigger audience, they listen more.
I also sell the Couponizer, which helps suplement my classes income. If you want to teach for free than you may want to consider selling this. That way people don't have to spend money if they don't want to.
You can PM me for details on that if you like.
As for follow up - believe me, word of mouth goes far. Set up an email and a name and hand out business cards. I'm sure you'll get more business.

[Cuponqueeny]

I charge $10-$15 now that I am teaching more.
I do a big presentation, games, handouts etc.. I give away in each goody bag a coupon wallet (like from the dollar tree type) and goodies.

It goes over very well. I have a waiting list for my next class already.

You will do great!