I can see why this concept of uniting trainers under one roof for online classes might be successful. It takes a lot of knowledge to operate/create/run your own website classes. Daisy Peel, ST runs her own site and it shows as there are no extra pizzazz offered but if one is to have someone else to do it , classes sure will be much more $$ .
And we are looking at a lot of dog enthusiasts living all over the world so market might be great. Consider convenience, time saved on traveling, gas, your own schedule, ability to train at home at your own timeframe etc and even people who do have decent facilities nearby might be happy to go on line route. Youtube presents easy way to post your clips and be evaluated so convenience is there. Lots of way to have small videoconferencing groups for seminars. Might be a thing of future.
Time will tell which of those initiatives will be success.
