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TeachX won’t magically bring you students—and that’s okay. In this article I explain what TeachX actually does (bookings, leads, admin) and what you still need to own: simple, realistic marketing steps to get more people seeing your profile and booking classes with you.
I want to be very honest with you about something, because I’d rather you hear it clearly from me than be disappointed later.
TeachX is not a magical “bring me students while I sleep” machine.
TeachX is more like:
The part where people actually discover you – that’s still in your hands. And that’s not a bad thing. In fact, it’s where you have the most control.
This blog is just to explain that clearly, and give you some practical ideas you can start using right away.
Let’s break it into two sides so it’s less confusing.
This is everything related to visibility:
This part is usually called marketing: it’s basically you saying to the world,
“Hi, I teach this. If you need help, I’m here.”
No platform can replace that completely. People still need to see you somewhere first.
Once someone is interested and clicks your link, this is where TeachX kicks in:
So a simple way to look at it is:
You focus on pushing people towards your link. TeachX focuses on what happens after they click.
You don’t have to become a marketing expert overnight, but you will need to do some work to be visible. TeachX is here to support you once that attention starts coming in.
Your TeachX profile is your online storefront. If someone finds you anywhere on the internet, they shouldn’t have to ask, “How do I book you?”
Here are a few easy wins:
If you ever want to try Google Ads or Instagram Ads, you can point them straight at your TeachX profile. We actually encourage that. The more people see your storefront, the better.
You don’t need to do everything at once. Just start with a few small, manageable steps.
Often your first 1–3 students come from people who already trust you.
The goal is to show you’re useful, not to spam links.
If you’re already in WhatsApp / Telegram / Discord groups:
Again: help first, link second.
Sites like OLX, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace (or your local equivalents) are simple but effective.
Create a short listing:
Refresh the listing every few days so it moves back up.
You could run:
Promote it in:
At the end, say:
“If you’d like regular classes, you can book me through my TeachX profile: [link].”
People who felt helped are more likely to continue.
When a student or parent is happy, simply say:
“If you’re finding the lessons useful, would you mind leaving a short review on my TeachX profile? It really helps me.”
And maybe:
“If you know anyone else who might need help, feel free to share my TeachX link with them.”
A few kind words from a real parent or student are more powerful than any ad.
Once your marketing starts doing its job and people click your link, TeachX helps you with:
You don’t have to build a website, manage plugins, or figure out payment systems. You just focus on:
We’ll quietly do the boring admin in the background.
If you’re busy (which you probably are), here are three small actions you can take:
That’s it. No complicated strategy. Just a few tiny moves that can already make a difference.
This isn’t me blaming you or saying “you’re not doing enough.” This is just me being transparent about how TeachX fits into your business.
If you ever feel stuck on the marketing side, we’re here to share ideas and help where we can. You’re not alone in this. 💙
For those who are interested in a step by step pdf click below to get started