Abrazo Communities / Coaching
Run an artist coaching Community
Turn an Artist teaching program into a Community with lessons, classes, Practice submissions, reviews, announcements, and an eligible offer.
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A coaching Community is hosted by an eligible Artist or shared Artist page. It is useful when teaching continues between workshops through lessons, assigned Practice, submitted clips, reviews, and scheduled sessions.
Keep the Artist page as the portable public identity. The Community owns the ongoing coaching relationship and its member access.
Start with a clear coaching promise
Name the program, describe who it serves, and decide what members receive. Add the first useful lesson before inviting a large group so the landing experience has real work waiting.
Use Practice for work between sessions
Publish a routine or prompt, let members submit through their own access, then use Reviews for timestamped feedback. A member's private submission does not become public because it was reviewed.
Publish an offer only when the seller is ready
Plans and payouts depend on host authority, seller eligibility, and payment setup. Finish those checks before showing a paid offer to members.
Step by step
Work through the task
- 1
Confirm the Artist or shared Artist page that will host the coaching Community.
- 2
Create the Community, write the member promise, and review the public page.
- 3
Add the first lesson, class, or workshop follow-up in Library.
- 4
Publish one Practice assignment and check the member submission path.
- 5
Set the next class or review window, then publish the welcome announcement.
- 6
If the host is eligible to sell, review the offer, price, access, fees, and payout state before publication.
Common questions
Is coaching only for full-time online teachers?
No. An Artist can use a Community for local students, workshop follow-up, traveling students, or a focused review program.
Where does the Artist page fit?
The Artist page is the public identity and teaching profile. The Community owns lessons, Practice, reviews, member access, and the program offer.