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238 How To Actually Build a Course Around a Problem

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Tom Geiss is the founder of GD&T Basics, a training company that teaches geometric dimensioning and tolerancing to engineers and manufacturers. It's a topic he'll openly tell you is boring to most people... and yet he's built a seven-figure business around it with a team of 10, no paid ads, and no sales team.

In this episode we talk about how Tom approaches building course content around the problems his students actually face at work, rather than just the material itself. It's a simple shift in thinking but it makes a real difference to how engaging a course becomes, and how much easier it is to sell.

We also get into how he's built a bridge between selling to individuals and selling to companies, which is something a lot of course creators haven't thought much about yet. And Tom shares how his thinking about marketing has completely changed since he started the business... going from someone who wanted nothing to do with it, to someone who now sees it as the core of everything.

Tom is a really thoughtful guy and it was a genuinely enjoyable conversation. I think you'll get a lot out of it.

🔎 Find Tom at https://www.gdandtbasics.com/
🔎 Connect with Tom on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-geiss/ 

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If you'd like to talk more about how you can grow your course business, email me at john@datadrivenmarketing.

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