Any advice for a newbie tutor in this platform? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences! :)
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keep answering questions on here, maybe write a blogpost. Share your Live XP profile on your social media and make sure your profile looks good. A good video introduction is a must.
I'm also new to this platform and the golden rule is to be patient and be active whether it is with answering questions or writing articles, because this will help you to get recognised. It is also important to remember that you won't be making a lot of money at first but the more experience you gain the more you will earn.
Thank you for all these advices. They so helpful as a new tutor on here
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Never give up and be patient
Imt, also, a newbie in this platform and, based on my experience in other, similar, platforms, the only advice I could give you, is to enjoy the platform, like in a socialedia, answer questions, post blogs, share your thoughts and visions, related to sharing our knowledge then... Be patient. Peace
Be visible, be patient, don't give up and I am sure the students will come. They'll first only trickle, but they will come.
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