The OfferingTree Blog
How to Gauge Interest In your Business Idea
Invest some time researching and gauging interest in your new offering.
Amazing Yoga & Wellness Websites on OfferingTree – Part 2
Explore standout yoga & wellness websites on OfferingTree. Discover design insights and the unique journeys of five wellness professionals
How To Use Instagram To Find New Yoga Students
Unlock the power of Instagram to grow your yoga student base. Dive into authentic content strategies to boost engagement, consistent posting, and more.
How To Set Up An Online Yoga Challenge
Are you a yoga teacher looking to find and engage with new students? An online yoga challenge could be a great way to extend your reach.
How to Perform Market Research for Small Business Success
Unlock the power of market research for your business. Dive into local trends, identify gaps, and refine your strategy for sustained success and growth.
Yoga & Wellness Websites on OfferingTree – Part 1
Explore top websites built on OfferingTree. Dive into unique designs, branding, and features that captivate and inspire. Get inspired for your own site.
Creating a Great Schedule for Your Classes
✍️ Author: Sinead O'Connor Crafting a strong schedule to showcase your classes can be a challenge. Even if you know what, how, when and where you want to teach, putting all of the information together in a relatable, successful format is worth some extra time...
The Best Video Lighting for Online Yoga Content
Lighting up your online classes can be tricky, and there is more to be aware of than the average online teacher probably realizes. We recently spoke with photographer, filmmaker, and experienced online yoga teacher Kristi Adams about all of her tips for creating a...
How to Perfect the Tech in your Online Classes
Written by Sinead O'Connor, (she/her) BA Hons, RYT-200. She is a Yoga Teacher, Community Manager, and OfferingTree team member who lives and works in Calgary, Canada. Online teaching is an art form all of its own. In comparison to in-person sessions, there is a steep...