How long did it take for students to come to your lessons when you joined LiveXp ?
I am new to this app and I am struggling to get students to join lessons, if you have any tips and tricks I would very much appreciate it :) thank you in advance haha!
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It took me 3 weeks I think. From what I've read, being active in the community helps. Best wishes 🙏🏽
Having a friendly profile, keeping your “instant lessons” on all the time and posting in the community page.
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Having a friendly profile, keeping your “instant lessons” on all the time and posting in the community page.
- JennyCertified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.
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Aswell here joined 2 weeks ago, nothing as yet. They will come, its now a patience game. Copy your profile link and post on all social media platforms. 👨🏫🙏
I registered 2,5 weeks ago and so far no students. :) But I did notice that when I turn on "Instant lessons" and stay online I have more views (up to 20 a day). So, after all I think it's just a matter of time. :) I wish all the new teachers to get their incredible students soon! :)
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