What are the best curricula/training vendor/marketing providers for a small consulting firm?

Well there are tons of courses online everwhere, point is how would you know which one works best, i suggest you do online coaching program, i give 1:1 to millennials who need to start their business, my quali in accounting and exp in business helps them get clarity on step by step guidance on how to move forward, connect with me if this interest you or wish to know more.

There are a lot of great resources about running a business on trusted sites like Inc.com, the Small Business Administration, and countless (countless) other advisors and experts publishing their advice for free. Additionally, udemy.com is PACKED with fantastic content available for $19 per course if you sign up on one of their deals. Another source of information is to approach a business mentor, someone who has "been there, done that" and made all the mistakes along the way. I have a blog post that covers how to approach a mentor (LINK: ). Running a business is often made more complicated than it actually is. Find a need. Talk to prospective customers. Listen. Fill the need. Rise & repeat. I'm happy to help more, just reserve some time here on Clarity and we can get your well on your way to launching your first successful business. =) -Shaun

I've used a ton of different plugins and services to create and sell online courses, and here's the best combination I've found: WordPress + Gumroad + ProductPress 1. WordPress: You'll use WordPress to host your course content. I typically put each lesson in a new Page. 2. Gumroad: Use Gumroad to sell your course, handle payments, and to communicate with your customers. 3. ProductPress: the ProductPress plugin will allow you to connect your WordPress site and Gumroad account together. As soon as someone buys your course on Gumroad, they'll automatically be emailed login information for your WordPress site. It's only $39 (one-time fee). More information here: http://productpress.me

I have been involved in C-Level positions in the global trade shows and conferences industry for over 20 years. Planners like myself are very involved with convention centers of all levels and sizes and locations, hotels and smaller venues, in order to place and launch events there. There are literally 850+ line items on our internal project management sheet and timeline. Questions that we would ask a company like yours include: 1) What markets do you want to approach? 2) Who will be your target audience? 3) Will a Tier 2 or Tier 3 city be the better location? 4) Who is in your current network? 5) Do you prefer a venue or pure conference center or hotel? 6) What is your budget and financial support to launch this program? 7) Who will handle your business in this market and be your contact and management group? Then there are the operational tasks, marketing, sales, networking with industry leaders, associations, media, multipliers, etc. These are just the very "tip of the iceberg" topics and 843+ more to go. :-) I don't mean to take the fun and your energy out of it, but I just want to be direct and upfront. Let me know if you want to schedule a call and discuss further. All the best, Dirk Ebener

There's a couple things to take into consideration. Do you want to host the software yourself? If not, look into ticketing solutions like EventBrite or similar. If you're willing to host it, there's a ton of really good solutions available as plugins for WordPress. I work for Modern Tribe, and we make one called Events Calendar Pro which you could use with EDDTickets or WooTickets to easily make this type of website very, very quickly and easily.