Jesse Francis
MONETIZING YOUR KNOWLEDGE ON STAKECUT
Wise People seek and indeed store knowledge. We’re in an age where knowledge is
increasingly sought for. People spend rigorous hours acquiring knowledge on different
platforms, like Udemy, Coursera, Skillshare, and edX. Let’s talk about our formal
institutions like colleges and universities. Students spend an average of 3 years, with
two semesters or terms learning voraciously about different disciplines. Guess what?
Someone is teaching them, and that person is paid for his or her given knowledge, you
too can also benefit from this. But the first question to ask is, are you knowledgeable
enough to teach others that they can apply what you’ve taught them and see proven
results? Well, if you don’t, you might want to consider acquiring knowledge and have
proven testimonies of the application of this knowledge and then you can monetize it.
However, this post is for those who have an existing knowledge, but then they don’t
know how to monetize this knowledge or they do, but they don’t have a platform to sell
this knowledge to.
Stakecut is a platform where you can monetize your knowledge. I will tell you why.
Stakecut as an online market has over 350,000 active users, this means you have
350,000 potential customers or clients to buy your knowledge. All you have to do is sell
the right knowledge. So, there is an existing market for your knowledge to be sold and
bought. Stakecut has removed the hurdles of looking for a market (there’s an active
market already).
Furthermore, due to the large market Stakecut provides, you are sure of a weekly
payouts as long as your products are bought.
Most importantly, the troubles of logistics have also been sorted out by Stakecut. You
don’t have to struggle your head on how your products would get to your clients; the
worry is on Stakecut. You see, with Stakecut, your burdens are carried. Give Stakecut
your products while you earn from the comfort of your home.
The onboarding session is not arduous and it is free; no registration fee for you to sell on
Stakecut, however, there’s one important thing you would need to do and that’s opening
an account. This doesn’t take so much time. Stakecut has provided a seamless process to creating your account.
1. Sign up on Stakecut
Visit the Stakecut website and click on the Sign Up button (Stakecut.com) Your email
address or social media page would be required to complete this process.
2. Complete Your Profile Details
In this section, you are required to fill in your personal information: name, area of
expertise, and level experience level. This is the section where you sell yourself; let us
meet you and know who you are.
3. Add a Profile Picture
Image does have an impression about who you are. Character and content keeps
people, however, people are attracted to what they see, it is what they see that would
give entrance to their staying. So, do well to upload a clear, professional photo. What
this would do is that you become credible and approachable; it is what people see that
they approach and even believe In.
4. Write a Compelling Bio
In this session you’re meant to highlight your experience and the value you can provide.
5. Set Your Pricing & Availability
Provide specificity of your prices as well as your availability to your customers and
clients.
6. Submit Your Profile for Review
This is the last phase of this process. Once you have filled out the aforementioned
sessions, submit your profile for review, and wait for its approval from the Stakecut’s
team.
Take note of these few things in order to Increase your visibility (product) and gain
massive sales.
Stakecut has over 350,000 active users. This means you’re coming to meet an existing
market and competitors. If you want to stand out, you must stay different; as a digital
market (Stakecut), customers or clients (Stakecuters) have access to hundreds of
products and services to buy from, the ability to grab the attention of customers or
clients will lead to massive sales of your products. In grabbing the attention of your
potential customers you would need to create catchy headlines, leverage storytelling with CTA(Call to Action).