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Thirty minutes. Not a demo.
We look at your opportunity and the simplest route to launching it. You leave with a clearer view of what you would build first and what it could be worth – whether or not you become a customer.
Who you'll be talking to
Tuva
Business developer, Coursio
Carina Johansson
Client success, Coursio
Two or three things, so the thirty minutes count.
- Revenue, and roughly how much of it comes from your own hours.
- How many course occasions you run per year.
- Whether course material already exists, and who owns it.
- Who would produce it, if you decided to go ahead.
One step.
Nothing we can look up ourselves.
FAQ
Questions before you book
How long is the meeting?
Thirty minutes for the first call. If it is worth continuing, the next step is a longer working session – but that is a decision you make afterwards, not something that happens to you in the meeting.
Who should join from our side?
Whoever owns the question. If you sell your own expertise, that is just you. In a training company, the person who owns revenue or delivery is enough – no need to assemble the whole team for a first call.
Will we be sold to?
You will mostly be listened to. The point of the first call is to understand what you have and whether it can carry a digital offer – and if we think it cannot, you will hear that too. Nobody signs anything in meeting one.