ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Veterinary professionals accumulate specialized knowledge through years of clinical work, leadership, practice management, and problem-solving. But much of that expertise creates value only while they are personally working. This episode examines another possibility: turning professional knowledge into a continuing education business that is less directly tied to time.
Justin Allan Montgomery joins Angie to discuss how professionals can identify knowledge worth teaching, choose course topics based on meaningful problems and transformations, validate demand before committing heavily to an idea, and define a clear value proposition.
The conversation also explores the business side of continuing education, including why the right audience matters more than simply having a large following, how relevant content builds visibility and trust, why selling a course can be harder than creating one, and what veterinary professionals should understand about marketing an online education business.
For veterinary professionals considering a business beyond traditional practice, this episode offers a practical framework for evaluating whether their expertise could become a focused educational product and how to begin building it.
In this episode, you'll learn: • How to shift from letting professional knowledge work only through you to packaging it into an educational product. • Questions that can help identify expertise other professionals may find valuable enough to learn. • How to evaluate course ideas based on demand, the problem being solved, and the transformation for the learner. • Ways to conduct market research before investing heavily in building a course. • Why a focused, relevant audience can matter more than having a large following. • Why content, visibility, distribution, and marketing become essential when building an online continuing education business.
A key lesson from this episode is that expertise creates more opportunity when the right audience can find, understand, and trust what you offer. Veterinary practice owners can apply that same principle to their own local visibility through a complimentary Marketing Strategy Meeting focused on their Google presence, website, reviews, positioning, and growth opportunities: www.veterinarybusinessinstitute.com/msm
