Got someone who helps you get things done? Bring them with you.

Expert Classroom
LIAISON DIGEST #14
MEET YOUR DOMESTIQUE ACCOUNT
Instructors,
Some of you have that person. The assistant, employee or teammate who keeps things moving while you’re out taking care of clients. They collect the pictures, chase down the address, organize the details and remind you what you forgot.
There’s a place for that person in Expert Classroom.
YOUR TEAM. YOUR CLASS.
A good person in your corner.
A little more room to teach.
YOUR DOMESTIQUE
Gets it ready.
Details. Pictures. Logos.
A draft sent to you for approval.
YOU, THE INSTRUCTOR
Make it yours.
Review the draft. Give your approval.
Your name. Your final say.
We call them your domestique—the person helping you get ready to take the room. And now we can give them their own account, connected to you, to help prepare your class advertisements.
Remember that updated advertisement form I just showed you? You don’t have to fill in every field yourself.
Your domestique adds the class details, pictures and logos. We’ve made it so easy they won’t put something bad in your coffee.
Your domestique drafts the advertisement and sends it to you for approval.
ONE ADVERTISEMENT. A SHARED EFFORT.
01
Prepare
Your domestique gathers the agreed class details and builds the draft.
02
Hand it over
They send the draft to you for approval.
03
Give it the thumbs-up
You review the advertisement and approve it.
You agree on the course and date. They put the advertisement together. You give it the thumbs-up.
That’s help you can put to work.
They get their own login, connected to your instructor account.
If you have someone you want helping you, reply with their name and email address. We’ll arrange a walkthrough with both of you so you can see how the preparation and approval fit together.
Who’s in your corner?

Reply with their name and email address.
We’ll walk through it with both of you.

And if you’re doing this on your own, you already have the tools to prepare and publish your advertisements yourself. Call me when you need a hand.
You’re building relationships, running a business and preparing to teach. If you’ve got a good person in your corner, let’s get them equipped to help.
You bring the expertise. Let your team help you get it into the room.
David
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