Flux Millions
What the heck is going on? My alma mater, Ohio University, lost its #1 slot on the list of top party schools:
Party on: Princeton Review lists best (and worst) party schools - latimes.com
Well, there's always next year.
But that's not why I'm writing.
If you've listened to Eben Pagan's material, you know he talks about opportunities to fill the gaps in our education system.
Educators are struggling to find the right curriculum in a new media world. Here's a recent Fast Company article with suggestions on combining liberal arts with more practical education.
A Core Curriculum To Create Engaged Entrepreneurs | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation
Some good ideas there.
The thing is, as an information marketer, you can likely move much faster, offer solutions that people really want, and use your copywriting skills to generate enthusiasm for your offer much better than traditional educators can.
What products can you develop in your niche to take advantage of the flux in our educational system? God knows we need creative solutions in our country, anyway.
I'm all for traditional education. It's the right answer for some people. Where else would you get the craziest band in the land! (wait a minute to watch them do their crazy stuff):
But while things are in flux I agree with Eben. Technology will allow smart marketers to fill holes in the education system. And bank millions.
Party on: Princeton Review lists best (and worst) party schools - latimes.com
Well, there's always next year.
But that's not why I'm writing.
If you've listened to Eben Pagan's material, you know he talks about opportunities to fill the gaps in our education system.
Educators are struggling to find the right curriculum in a new media world. Here's a recent Fast Company article with suggestions on combining liberal arts with more practical education.
A Core Curriculum To Create Engaged Entrepreneurs | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation
Some good ideas there.
The thing is, as an information marketer, you can likely move much faster, offer solutions that people really want, and use your copywriting skills to generate enthusiasm for your offer much better than traditional educators can.
What products can you develop in your niche to take advantage of the flux in our educational system? God knows we need creative solutions in our country, anyway.
I'm all for traditional education. It's the right answer for some people. Where else would you get the craziest band in the land! (wait a minute to watch them do their crazy stuff):
But while things are in flux I agree with Eben. Technology will allow smart marketers to fill holes in the education system. And bank millions.