Don't have a large list yet?
Stop using the excuse of not having a large list, to not launch an ecourse.
Whether you're running a brick and mortar shop, or a coaching service, or creating planners or making jewelry - you can - and should - create an ecourse to be able to serve even more people.
And make more revenue.
You're hiding your knowledge from those who need it.
By not offering your knowledge to as many people as possible, you're hiding.
You're hiding yourself and you're hiding knowledge that would help people who needs your knowledge.
By creating an ecourse, you'll be able to serve A LOT of people at the same time, you only need to create the content once, and you'll have a resource you can use as optin, a giveaway, an upsell or downsell.
All in order to build your list of people that wants your knowledge, and are prepared to pay for it.
What you'll learn:
- Learing objective
- Step 1: The Heart of Your ECourse Launch
- Step 2: Creating the Right sign-up Incentive for the Right Person
- Step 3: Deciding on Your Launch Marketing Mix
- Step 4: Setting and Scheduling Your Launch Goals
- Step 5: Get Comfortable With Your Comfort Zone
- Step 6: Six Signs You Are Veering Off Course
- Checklist
- Action Plan
- Learning Objective
- Step 1: Three Simple Ways to Give People a Taste of your eCourse
- Step 2: Deciding on Your Platforms
- Step 3: Strategies that engage your list
- Step 4: Social Strategies to Integrate
- Step 5: Knowing When You Have Hit The Sweet Spot
- Step 6: Avoiding Pre-launch Mistakes
- Step 7: Creating a Launch Schedule That works
- Checklist
- Action Plan
- Learning Objective
- Step 1: Create a simple but effective ad strategy with Facebook advertising
- Step 2: Hiring a Specialist—Should You?
- Step 3: Creating a “Street Team”
- Step F4: Blog Tours - do they work
- Step 5: The Power of Interviews
- Step 6: JV Partners - Myths and Facts
- Step 7: Leverage Your List
- Checklist
- Action Plan