Knowledge Commerce Skills You Need Would Include The Abilities To Manage Information, Manage Customers, And Manage To Stay At The Cutting Edge.
Knowledge Commerce is a booming new line of ecommerce. You first discover, and then “productize” your own unique knowledge, talent, skills or passions – into ebooks, courses, memberships, webinars, virtual summits, consulting packages, and a host of other formats.
It’s an ideal business for solopreneurs. If you want to grow yourself into an exclusive and premium brand, and command market-dominating prices, this is your perfect opportunity. So get in early.
As a solopreneur, the skills you may need to master Knowledge Commerce are many. You would need elementary practical skills in things like writing, photo editing, sound recording, coding, data management – and the knowledge of how to work with WordPress.
But beyond such basics, for which there are plenty of books or outsourced help, there are also some soft skills no one talks about that are crucial. Like the ability to network with peers or persuade customers, or the skills to articulate and project your brand …
Jeff Bullas, who is among the top voices in Internet marketing, explains this need for a macro approach in the marketer’s repertoire: “It’s about understanding the nuances of the new web paradigms and how they interact. It’s about knowing about how each of the social and digital channels operate and interact with each other and the synergies that creates.”
At Solohacks Academy, we think you need both hard and soft skills in three areas: managing information, managing customers and managing to be at the cutting edge. Often, it’s savvy you need, over and beyond just skills.
