At the end of every season, I ask myself four questions. What happened? What went well? What didn’t go well? And what’s next? In this episode, I’ll share ALL the answers to those questions, plus some specific financial information on the brand and why this episode will likely be the last.
There’s no better time to start thinking about accessibility than today! Erin talks about the why and how to make your digital products (and business) more accessible.
“Build an audience” is one of the biggest pieces of advice in the online world, but what if you create a product first? Brionna created her Contracts Foundations course knowing that because it was so valuable, people would find it.
Digital products don’t have to be so hard! Listen to Liz’s story of selling her first product, then creating it and how she continues to create and sell with relative ease.
Tune in for a very meta episode! Yasmine shares the story of creating digital products (contract templates for service providers) but also talks about the contracts you need as a service provider and digital product creator.
Laura has gone through several evolutions of her business, from 1:1 work to a membership to a group cohort to courses and beyond. Her goal is always to build her business around her life, and she has developed a really great sense of self to know what works for her and what doesn’t.
With Black Friday quickly approaching, Samantha saw an opportunity to create a set of emails to help people sell their products. After seeing success, she went on to create more products.
If you’re looking to create an online course, check out this episode where Deb shares her top five tips.
I don’t get many business owners who want to come on the show and share that their first product didn’t sell at all, but I am so glad that Raina Willick joined me to tell her story. Even though her first product failed from a sales perspective, she doesn’t consider it a failure.