Why you’re REALLY procrastinating on your first digital product
Today let’s talk about four common reasons you’re REALLY procrastinating on your first digital product.
Taking my own advice + creating a clear plan
Hey Reader, I recently joined The RAVEL Collective, a professional network for socially conscious, purpose-driven women entrepreneurs. The other day I was reading through Slack, and saw a question from one of the members on how to get started being a guest on podcasts. I’ve done a little research in this area, so I sent…
Expanding her customer base by creating non-1:1 offerings with Kristen Ricupero
Kristen Ricupero, a business and personal financial coach, had more leads coming her way than she could handle. That, coupled with an even larger demand due to covid, led her to create her first signature course, Path to Profitability. Learn how she created a big course, then some smaller offerings after the fact.
Meeting your audience where they are instead of where you are
In this episode, I share five tips on how to meet your audience where they are (instead of where you are).
Upgrading your lead magnet, building confidence and meeting your audience where they are
Hey Reader, Greetings from New Mexico! On Friday, I gave a presentation on The First 5 Mile Markers on the Journey to Your First Digital Product at WordCamp Phoenix, and now we’re doing a bit of sight-seeing around Truth or Consequences, NM. Before I head out for the day, here’s a quick recap of the…
Powering through perfectionism and anxiety to build confidence and launch digital products with Gill Andrews
Learn how Gill doesn’t let perfectionism and anxiety get the best of her, plus how she takes small, deliberate steps to launch her digital products.
Wait, what exactly is a digital product?
In this episode, I take a step back and share my definition of a digital product, including two important characteristics plus share the difference between clients and customers.
Are you consistent and persistent in your message?
Hey Reader, One of my favorite books is The 12 Week Year. If you’re not familiar, it’s a goal-setting framework that happens over 12 weeks instead of 12 months. I’ve been following the 12 Week Year for a few actual years now, but recently created two digital products around it – quick templates and videos…