Applying Seth Godin marketing to language schools

Anyone read Seth Godin’s blog or books? I like him. One of the concepts he seems to emphasize, or at least what I think he has  emphasized, is this; make your business so qualitatively different, that it’s worth talking about and hard to forget. To lift an idea from his book, imagine driving home and [...]

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From Death Bed to School Owner

(FULL INTERVIEW) This man, went from near death – lying in the hospital – to becoming a successful language school owner of two schools; a Children’s language school AND an Adult language school in Osaka, Japan. I really like his attitude toward life. Wise words. Please leave comments or questions, for him below. I, for [...]

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When the Student is Ready the Teacher will Appear

Jim Rohn packs lots of wisdom into just 7:00 minutes. Who is Jim Rohn? I’ll tell you in just a moment, but you’ve heard the saying, “When the student is ready, the teacher will appear”. He didn’t say that, but he mentions it in this video. Some people refer to it as good timing. I [...]

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Interview: The Future of EFL – innovations in technology

Part 4 of 4 In this final segment, Sean Gallagher describes innovations he hopes will not only make our teaching more efficient, but will aid in the management and marketing of our schools as well. Leave your comments below (privacy: your email always remains hidden)

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Word-of-Mouth Marketing at your Language School

Part 3 of 4 This part of the interview has a twist – Sean is presented with questions sent in from YOU, my blog readers! (be sure to send in your questions for the next interview by emailing me) Sean has not seen these questions so what you are seeing in this video is 100% [...]

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Lessons Learned Managing My Language School

Part 2 of 4. Sean Gallagher shares the lessons he has learned over the years of managing his language school and managing his employees. Good stuff on Job Descriptions, among other points… Leave your questions or comments for Sean below:

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