TrainedIn, a leading digital services platform, has launched its new offer to small businesses, helping service providers from trainers to consultants scale their products online.
The Irish company has been building momentum since its launch, and is aiming to help more professionals set up their online services and scale their offers to buyers around the world through its simple-to-use interface.
Since its launch, the platform has already supported hundreds of businesses, showcasing their services, and offering a free service to experts, freelancers and small business owners that want to promote their new products and courses. With a host of tools from live calendars to communication automation integrated into its dashboard, TrainedIn is aligning its offer to help service businesses succeed online.
Founded by Irish entrepreneur Sorcha Finucane, the platform has been developed to provide easy access to a growing digital marketplace, where there is a rise in demand for services as well as upskilling. TrainedIn currently lists both services and courses so that business owners and freelancers can also upgrade their skills on-demand.
In an interview with Thrive Global, Finucane said. “I wanted to provide opportunities to scale for small and medium sized training, consulting and tutoring businesses.” Speaking about the platform’s unique proposition, the founder also highlighted that, “TrainedIn creates a peer to peer network for trainers and consultants.”
With the growing digital economy and opportunities to connect businesses to customers around the world, there’s never been a better time to scale up using platforms such as TrainedIn. And for those seeking to upskill and learn new specializations, connecting one-to-one with experts providing industry knowledge is now accessible at just the click of a button.
To learn more about TrainedIn, visit the official website. Businesses can also sign up through their registration portal.
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