Step 1: Make a timetable.

Creating a schedule is essential for providing decent freelance cooking lessons. After deciding the dates and times to conduct your virtual cook-alongs, you should inform your students to ensure they can join and commit to them.

Step 2: Decide which video platform to host.

Your ultimate goal is to provide a smooth and fun cook-along experience. To do that, you should try various platforms, such as Zoom, Skype, Google Hangouts, and other video communication software, to figure out which platform works best for your cooking lessons service.

Step 3: Promote your cooking lessons.

When everything is in place, it's better than ever to advertise your freelance cooking lessons. On a website, showcase information about the dish, the video platform, the date, and the time for each session. You want to build a website to answer all potential clients' questions about your classes.

You should also leverage social media by showing off photos of the dishes your students prepared. Social media users are visual, so displaying students' work proves an effective way to attract new customers.