Create a hosted page for each workshop with rich context, imagery, and a simple inquiry flow — linked from your public teaching home.
Students deciding on a workshop need dates, location, pricing context, and what makes your offering specific. When that information only lives in DMs or scattered tools, you answer the same questions on repeat.
Publish a workshop as its own page alongside your regular class rhythm. Students can browse from your profile and discovery listings where experiences appear, then reach you through a structured inquiry instead of guesswork.
The goal is a professional home for your offering — not a popularity contest. You keep the relationship with interested students and decide how you want to follow up.
A generic calendar row says "workshop" on a date; a hosted page explains level, materials, refund posture, and how to reach you. Students comparing two teachers can read once, then decide — instead of DMing for the same bullet list. That is the difference between discovery friction and a credible explanation.
Guides and city pages that match the next step in your teaching setup.