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  • #279: Should I Create a Digital Course?

    Today I want to help you answer a very important question. 

    And that question is… should you create a digital course?

    More than likely, my answer to you will be yes.  

    Now I know what you’re thinking. What in the world would I create a course on? The market is saturated. There are so many people selling courses online. But I promise that no one is teaching what YOU would teach the way that YOU would teach it. 

    So here’s what I want you to do:

    Step 1: Listen to this episode and learn about the five main types of profitable digital courses.

    Step 2: Take my free quiz and find out which of those types is best for you (or if you should hold off on creating your course for now!).

    My team and I put a lot of work (and love) into creating this quiz and I hope it helps you get the clarity you need to take the next step forward. 

    Already took the quiz and want to learn more about each course type? Here are the highlights:

    • [08:59] The Workshop Course. This is a two hourish training that promises instant clarity and results. 
    • [15:43] A Starter Course. A jumping-off point to get your students started in your area of expertise. 
    • [19:41] The Spotlight Course. Dives deep into one main area, you’ll help your students produce very specific results in just one area. 
    • [22:36] A Signature Course. A complete comprehensive system, the Mack Daddy of all courses. It’s specific and detailed and includes your entire framework from start to finish.
    • [29:03] The Certification Course. This is as in-depth as it gets. You are teaching others your methodology and process in such a detailed way that they’ll be able to teach it to others. 
    • Take the Quiz Now!

      37 min
    • #278: Case Study: How an Accidental Course Creator Generated Over $200K with Just One Launch

      Would you believe me if I told you that one of my star students generated well over 6 figures on her very first launch?

      Would you believe me if I also told you that student was an elementary school teacher?

      How about a mother of five? 

      Well, friend, I’m here to tell you that Jamie Sears did just that. It all started when Jamie’s hubby listened to a podcast episode about courses and nudged his wife to have a go at creating one. 

      Jamie resisted at first. At that point, she didn’t even have a solid course idea. What really lights me up about this story is that Jamie didn’t let uncertainty or lack of clarity stop her from taking action. She saw the possibilities a course would offer and she moved forward one step at a time. 

      Tune and and learn all about…

      • [05:16] The grassroots origins of how Jamie created online resources for her students, and other teachers started asking her for help
      • [07:02] There were so many questions that Jamie felt like she should make a course about writing. Her husband recommended that she join the Digital Course Academy. 
      • [09:38] Jamie went where her students hung out, listened to their questions, and did Facebook Lives when her audience was still small. She kept showing up. 
      • [13:30] Jamie not only got huge results in Digital Course Academy, but she followed the framework and made it her own as she progressed.
      • [15:20] Jamie’s wall of post-its and what her kids helped her see about her course
      • [17:58] How Jamie grew her list by 7000 new subscribers during her launch (without spending a ton on ads)
      • [24:39] Jamie’s mind-blowing pricing and results
      • [27:15] How Jamie got testimonials before her launch was even through
      • [51:01] Don't try to do what everyone else does just go to where your people are already at. 
      • 1 hr
      • Everything is Figureoutable with Marie Forleo

        Marie Forleo has been an inspiration, a friend, and a mentor to me ever since I left corporate and started into the world of online business.

        When it comes to business she's seen it all, from humble beginnings offering life coaching for free to being on stage with Oprah (yes, that Oprah). Needless to say, she has accomplished a lot.

        Marie feels strongly (and I agree!) that we need more brilliant, creative humans to believe in themselves so that they can go out and make a difference in the world. That was the inspiration that pushed her to write her brand new book, Everything Is Figureoutable.

        I recently sat down with Marie to talk about the book and I picked out topics that I thought would be especially helpful for you to hear. Marie held nothing back and shared some gems that I know you're going to love. This episode will have you feeling like everything really is figureoutable.

        Here’s a sneak peek of what we covered:

        • How Marie finally decided to write her book (and why she waited, even after being courted by publishers)
        • Listening to that little voice in your head (Marie tells how her mom was the first to teach her about this inner guidance system!)
        • Marie's quick test to determine whether you're acting out of fear or intuition
        • How your beliefs are shaping you (a great model that I've been following for the last year, but Marie takes it even deeper)
        • Calling out your excuses (she explains how a slight change in semantics can be a game-changer in your life and business)
        • What to do when fear creeps in (and you know it will!) 
        • Getting clarity on what you actually want (believe it or not, most people are not crystal clear on what they want to create, but there IS a way to get clear)
        • Avoiding the pitfalls of perfectionism (learn about the severity of the destructiveness of perfectionism)  
        • You’ve gotta get your hands on Marie’s book, Everything is Figureoutable. Pre-order it now and get the 5-day coaching experience that Marie's offering to all pre-orderers.

           

          1 hr 1 min
        • #277: 3 BIG Decisions I Wish I Had Made Sooner (and Why You Should Make Them Now)

          Mistakes are a part of life, but in my book the fewer things you have to learn the hard way, the better.

          When it comes to sharing my blunders while building an online business, I’m an open book. This is the stuff that I WISH someone would’ve shared with me when I was just getting started. 

          There are a lot of mistakes that I’ve made that I’m grateful for. Mistakes that helped me learn pivotal lessons that I wouldn’t trade for the world. But lately, I’ve been reflecting on some of the big decisions that I’m making now that I wish I would have made sooner. 

          Wanna know the 3 decisions I wish I’d made sooner in my business?

          I’m digging into the details on this week’s podcast episode… here are the highlights:

          • [02:15] The first decision that I waited to make until I was making good money was to hire someone to help me manage it. Plus, I’ll tell you how Hobie and I picked an advisor to help us.
          • [07:00] I waited way too long to grow my team to match the big vision I have. 
          • [13:45] Think about accountability and organizing how your team moves towards your goals.
          • [15:32] I share how I had a false belief that I needed to make tons of money before I set clear boundaries or rituals in my life that would allow me to take off. Boundaries protect yourself, your sanity, and your mindset.
          • Subscribe & Review in iTunes

            Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes!

            Now if you’re feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

            27 min
          • #276: How to Overcome the Most Common Objections When Selling Online

            I’ll never forget my first webinar.

            But not for the reasons you might be thinking.

            There I was, confident and ready to rock it, when suddenly the objections started pouring in. I felt defeated and disappointed.

            I want to save you the pain I experienced on that webinar with today’s episode. Believe it or not, it’s absolutely not necessary to let objections get the better of you. They’re not scary when you know how to handle them.When you know what’s holding people back from saying heck yes to your offer, you can address their hesitation head on. You don’t have to tiptoe around it — instead, you can have a conversation.

            Here’s a sneak peek at what you’ll learn from this episode: 

            • [05:11] The best place to address objections (hint: it’s not necessarily on your webinar or sales page)
            • [07:32] What to do on the front end of your offer so that common objections never even make an appearance.
            • [11:20] The truth about money objections 
            • [17:11] The key differences between features and benefits
            • [19:09] How to find “tiger” time.
            • [26:35] Marie Forleo’s “I have to talk to my spouse or business partner” script.
            • [29:35] How to get to the root mindset of "I'm not good at xyz." 
            • Subscribe & Review in iTunes

              Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes!

              Now if you’re feeling extra loving, I’d be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

              Links mentioned in this episode:

              • Course Creation Starter Kit
              • Digital Course Academy Waiting List
              • Brian Tracy
              • #235: How To Identify Your Ideal Customer Avatar
              • 45 min
              • #275: 10 Ways to Get Your Students to the Finish Line

                Research shows that only 1 in 5 people who purchase online courses complete them.

                As a course creator, that stat keeps me up at night and more importantly, compels me to take action.

                Over the years, I’ve become obsessed with finding ways to beat those odds. And I’m sure if you’re reading this, you want every single person who buys your course to cross that finish line as well.

                If you want amazing case studies and testimonials (the best marketing fuel there is), you’ve gotta do everything in your power to not just create the best course you can — but to ensure you’re helping your students get the results they signed up for. 

                Now if you’re freaking out reading that, don’t panic. I’ve done a lot of the legwork for you and I’m sharing everything I’ve got today to help you get your students from point A to point B.

                Haven’t created your course yet? Even better! Thinking about these strategies before you develop your course puts you ahead of the curve.

                So grab your notebook and sharpen your pencil. Even if you implement just 2 or 3 of these ideas it will make such a difference for your students’ success.

                Here are the basics of our accountability cheat sheet:

                • Meet once a week, same time, same place, online using something like Zoom.
                • Outline three action items you can commit to doing over the next week.
                • Check in on whether or not you did what you said you would do the previous week. 
                • If not, what were the challenges?
                • What’s your game plan to overcome these challenges next week?
                • What do you commit to accomplishing for the next week?
                • This episode is brought to you by Gravy. If you have a subscription-model business or offer payment plans, like I do for my online courses, Gravy can really cut down on frustration and lost income. After I started working with Gravy I stopped worrying about payment plans. They contact your customers within hours of their failed payments, and they capture updated billing information and save the customer.

                  Our failed-payment recovery rate increased from 33 percent, when we were trying to do it internally, to over 80 percent, collecting on failed payments. That's a whole lot of saved payments. So if your revenue is currently at $250,000 or more, and you know you're losing money due to failed payment plans each month, I want to encourage you to check out Gravy. The cool thing is Gravy is waiving the setup fee for all of my listeners. 

                  Subscribe & Review in iTunes

                  Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes!

                  Now if you’re feeling extra loving, I’d be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in an read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

                  Links mentioned in this episode:

                  • #182: How to Mega-Batch Your Content
                  • Stu McLaren
                  • Melinda Cohan
                  • Rachel Cruze
                  • Gravy
                  • Course Creation Starter Kit
                  • 48 min
                  • #274: 3 The Pre-Launch Facebook Ad Strategy, with Rick Mulready

                    On this week’s podcast episode we’re digging into 3 powerful (and surprisingly simple) FB ad strategies designed to fuel your pre-launch fire.  

                    The pre-launch phase is that crucial 60-90 day period leading UP to your launch that can make a world of difference when it comes to increasing your reach and revenue. If you play your cards right, you’ll find out that launching doesn’t have to be hard, stressful, or time-consuming.

                    I’m joined by the Regis to my Kathy Lee —  my dear friend and our resident FB and IG ads expert, the one and only Rick Mulready. 

                    Rick’s been on the podcast before, but today he’s sharing his favorite paid traffic pre-launch tips, including: 

                    • How to use FB ads even when you’re on a tight budget and why you SHOULDN’T hire out your ads right away.
                    • The power of crafting content around objections and how to do it.
                    • The strategy that ensures by the time you open the doors to your webinar, your people are READY to learn from you and hear your offer.
                    • And so much more. Make sure you have your notebook ready!

                      • [08:32] What exactly IS the pre-launch period and why it’s so important
                      • [12:22] Using video to create value and overcome objections and how best to optimize your ads 
                      • [21:30] You can also use video to test target audiences. Right now the more fun and sometimes the sillier or less polished the videos are the better they do. Just make sure to have good sound and lighting. 
                      • [25:16] Create a lead magnet that aligns with the launch, provides a quick win, and adds value. This builds trust and rapport. 
                      • [28:13] Try for a 90-day or at least 60-day pre-launch where you are building a list of your target audience. Run ads and get people to sign up for your lead magnet before your webinar registration. You can also create a look-alike list of your target audience to run your ad to. 
                      • [30:33] Why and when to use pop-up Facebook groups to create engagement and attract an audience for your launch. 
                      •  [38:02] How running ads consistently throughout the year will save on your launch costs 
                      • [40:11] Bonus strategy: Running a quiz with ads. This gives people a quick win and it's great for segmenting people to attract your ideal audience. Have a well written quiz with a really good ad strategy to go with it. 
                      • This episode is officially sponsored by Rick's program Foundations, which is about getting started with Facebook ads and Instagram ads. It's a really great program. He teaches how to create ad campaigns in both Facebook and Instagram that will build traction and get your launch or list or group off the ground.  

                        Subscribe & Review in iTunes

                        Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes!

                        Now if you’re feeling extra loving, I’d be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in an read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

                        Links mentioned in this episode:

                        • Rick Mulready
                        • The Art of Paid Traffic Podcast
                        • #168: How to Use Quizzes + Facebook Ads to Get Quality Leads With Chanti Zakariasen
                        • Rick Mulready on Facebook
                        • Rick Mulready on Instagram
                        • @rickmulready on Twitter
                        • Foundations Free Master Class
                        • 51 min
                        • #273: How to Build a Self-Managed Team with Theresa Loe

                          I never imagined myself having the team I do now. I also can’t imagine subscribing to the old idea of what it means to be a “boss”. 

                          I've learned a lot about what works and what doesn't when it comes to working with a team, especially with all of the hiring we've been doing over the past few months.

                          That's why I was so excited to sit down with Team Building and Leadership Coach, Theresa Loe to talk about building a self-managed team.

                          I truly believe that building a team that’s aligned with your values is one of the secrets to not just building more revenue or success, but to enjoying the process.

                          If you’re thinking “Amy, I’m so not even close to ready to build a team” — hey, that’s okay! 

                          But when you are ready (and trust me, one day you will be and it might come sooner than you think) this is the kind of insight I want you to have so you can save yourself from making painful hiring mistakes (trust me, I’ve been there). 

                          Theresa has cracked the code on how to find, grow, and lead a self-managed team, and she is sharing her best insights today:

                          • [11:17] Having a self-managed team means putting yourself in the CEO position and having people under you who are all responsible for their own projects. When you have a great idea the team can execute and make it happen.
                          • [13:58] Mindset is the number one strategy for building a self-managed team. Think about what you want your day to look like, and then slowly reverse engineer how to take everything else off of your plate.
                          • [18:01] Hire based on attributes. Make sure they are aligned with you, your vision, and your core values. People can be trained on tools but not on character. Write down the attributes that you want then put up a gauntlet to see if applicants have these attributes.
                          • [26:43] Hand off responsibilities, not tasks. Make everything a project. Instead of a one-off blog post, make them responsible for content management including scheduling, analytics, and reporting.
                          • [29:39] Communication is key. Have a clear description of what "done" means. Be very clear about expectations but nurture your team to make decisions for themselves.
                          • [33:18] You can create a feedback loop by recording any changes that you had to make to a project. Empower your team with resources.
                          • [35:20] You can start small and hire someone for a few hours a week. You need to look at those freed up hours as gold and use them for money-making activities to free up cash to add more free hours.
                          • This episode is sponsored by my Free Masterclass all about kick-starting your list building efforts. You need to grow your email list every day to have a healthy business. All of the social media posts in the world can't do for you what a viable email list can. 

                            45 min
                          • #272: My Biggest Regret After 10 Years of Building My Business

                            This is one of those super uncomfortable moments when I have to admit…I don’t have it ALL figured out.

                            Recently, I was at the EntreLeadership live event and Dave Ramsey’s words cut right to my soul. He said, “Organizations are never limited by their opportunity or their team, they are limited by their leader.”

                            And the honest truth is, I regret not putting more focus on being a better leader for my team much sooner than I did.

                            No one is born with amazing leadership skills. They take years to develop and the earlier you start, the better off you’ll be. 

                            Because here’s the truth: you can’t build an empire by yourself. 

                            Eventually, you’ll need to bring people on who stand behind your vision and are just as motivated as you are to achieve it. 

                            As my business grows and scales, my job is to be a visionary and show up for my team as a leader in a stronger way. I’ve always thought of my students and my business, but now it’s time to focus on creating a bigger stronger team of people who are empowered to make decisions, come up with ideas, and grow with my business.

                            EntreLeadership was one of the best events I’ve attended. It blew my mind. After it lit a fire under my chair to become a better leader, I knew I had to share my biggest takeaways with you.

                            I hope you learn from these and implement them into your business right away. Do not pass go, just do it. I promise you won’t regret it.

                            Here are the main takeaways:

                            • [15:00] There’s always room for improvement, no matter how ‘big’ your organization is.
                            • [16:12] Takeaway #1: Dave Ramsey shared how organizations are never limited by their team. They are limited by their leader. (This one really hit me in the gut!)
                            • [19:38] Takeaway #2: Henry Cloud asked, “Does your team know how you are going to win?” It’s important to define what winning looks like for yourself and then share it with your team. 
                            • [23:39] Takeaway #3: Patrick Lencioni dropped a major value bomb when he said that fear of conflict will stifle productivity and keep you playing small. He explained that you’re cutting yourself short if you’re not encouraging your team to show their opinions even when they are challenging. 
                            • [32:43] Takeaway #4: Patrick Lencioni also talked about hiring people that are humble, hungry, and smart. He explained that these type of people lack excessive ego, are self-motivated, and use good judgment with people. 
                            • [39:32] Takeaway #5: Jesse Itzler shared his motto of “remember tomorrow.” He encourages you to ask yourself how you will feel tomorrow about any decisions that you make today. Listen to learn how I’ve implemented the Full Focus Planner with my team.
                            • [43:41] Takeaway #6: Sara Blakely, the creator of Spanx, told the story of her early days in the business where she went above and beyond to educate customers on her product — she would go to the department store and talk to customers. She’s such a good example of never being too proud to get in there and do the work and get your hands dirty. 
                            • [48:13] Extra Credit: Write down three things that you would love your team, or your team of the future, to say about your leadership style. I’m doing this exercise too and I wish I would have asked myself this question years ago. Don’t wait. 
                            • Links mentioned in this episode:

                              • Free List Building Masterclass
                              • EntreLeadership Summit
                              • Sara Blakely
                              • Patrick Lencioni
                              • Jesse Itzler
                              • Henry Cloud
                              • Brooke Castillo
                              • Kolbe Assessment
                              • Read This >> The Four Obsessions of an Extraordinary Executive: A Leadership Fable
                              • Read This >> Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity
                              • Read This >> Ideal Team Player
                              • Full Focus Planner
                              • 53 min
                              • #271: How to Create a Profit-Driven Lead Magnet to Boost Sales

                                If you’ve been around for a bit, then you know my motto is always be list building. Now, while there are all kinds of list-building strategies, there’s one that's by far the easiest way to grow your email list, and that's by offering a lead magnet.

                                Through all of my endless list building experiments, I’ve learned how to create incredibly valuable pieces of content, like cheat sheets, guides, and mini-trainings.

                                But do you know what kind of lead magnet is the best, hands down?

                                A profit-driven lead magnet.

                                Now, I know what you're thinking... "Amy, a lead magnet is something I give away for free. What the heck are you talking about when you say 'profit-driven'?"

                                Here's the deal. Most of the time, when somebody signs up for your email list, they are just not quite ready to buy from you yet. When you create a profit-driven lead magnet, you are creating a tool that leads your new subscriber to a buying decision while also providing incredible value.

                                With this very intentional strategy, you will be generating revenue faster than you ever thought possible!

                                In today's episode, I talked about the three main questions you must ask yourself before you create your profit-driven lead magnet, and they are:

                                1. What do you currently sell or plan to sell in the future?
                                2. What does your ideal customer avatar need to understand, be aware of, or believe in order to want or need your product, program, or service?
                                3. What type of lead magnet could I create that will compliment or align with the product, program, or service I currently sell or plan to sell?
                                4. I love a good example that illustrates what I'm talking about and I've included the two examples of profit-driven lead magnets that I talked about on the show below.  I hope those will get your creative juices flowing!

                                  Example #1: My Own Lead Magnet, "20 Smart Strategies to Rapidly Grow Your Email List"Why Example #1 Works:

                                  • It inspires.
                                  • It's actionable.
                                  • The cheat-sheet gives the what, and my course gives the how.
                                  • My ideal customer avatar and I are now in a conversation about how I can help them. Now, each week, I can continue the conversation with my ongoing weekly content.

                                    Example #2: Corinne Crabtree's Free Course, "THREE Things You Must Know to Lose Weight"Why Example #2 Works:

                                    • She makes it doable.
                                    • It gets people results (for free).
                                    • It attracts the right audience.
                                    • Corinne meets people right where they're at in their journey. Her course name is simple, clear, and to the point. Right away on the thank you page, she shares her journey in a video (and still directs her audience to check their email for more).

                                      Episode highlights:

                                      • [06:49] 99% of the people who give you their email address aren't ready to buy. It’s up to you to walk them down that path. Create your lead magnet with your end goal in mind, and your end goal is to attract paying customers.
                                      • [14:04] Example #1 my lead magnet for List Builder's Society (see image example below).
                                      • [21:13] Make sure your lead magnet meets the customer/buyer where they are at. Profit-driven lead magnets are very intentional, specific, and sometimes only used for launches. There is a difference between a really good lead magnet and a profit-driven lead magnet.
                                      • [26:44] Example #2 from Corinne Crabtree (see image example below).
                                      •  

                                        43 min

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