Your First Users Are For Feedback
Your first customers are one of your best sources of information. Use their feedback to work out the kinks, improve your offer, and understand what your future customers actually need.
Tips to Plan, Build, Manage, and Grow Your Creative Training Business
Browse Categories: Planning, Growth
Scaling, Systemizing, Automation, AI, More
Save Time By Leveraging Automation
You don’t have to do everything! If a task doesn’t need your personal attention, automate it or delegate it so that it's off your plate. Less repetitive work means you’ll have more time and energy (AND a more manageable workload)!
3 Smart Ways to Unlock More Revenue From Your Education Business
Discover three ways to grow revenue in your creative education business by solving bigger problems, offering more services, and creating recurring revenue.
Redirect to a Thank You Page
Prompt new email list subscribers to immediately check their inbox - this small action greatly boosts the likelihood that your future content will actually reach them!
How Community Leaders Use The 90-9-1 Rule for Content
The 90-9-1 Rule for Communities explains why most members quietly consume, some engage occasionally, and a small percentage create content. Learn how to deal with this pattern to build a healthier more active community.
Less Clutter in Your Headlines for Clarity
Make what matters clear and focused on any of your marketing headlines and sub-headlines. Stay focused on one key idea and utilize concise words to hook people.
Increase Your Chances
Growth is a probability game. Each piece of content increases the number of ways people can find you, learn from you, and connect with what you offer.
Guide Your Visitors To The Next Sales Step
Every page has a purpose, and that's why effective calls to action (CTAs) matter.
Teach in the First 30 Seconds
The strongest hook can be achieved by providing immediate value in the first 30 seconds of content. Once you provide that small win, viewers are probably going stay for a lot more!
Published Is Better Than Perfect
The first version of a course isn't supposed to be perfect - it's supposed to solve a real problem for real students. So don't get stuck, launch and keep improving!