What if I told you there are 3 powerful strategies you can use before your launch, that will increase your sales, and even help you create a better, more impactful course? Would you be in? Of course you would. Let’s talk about them in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.


There’s more to designing a course than just what you’ll teach. In fact, how you present the material can be equally important if you want your students to get the results you promised. In this episode, learning design expert Lisa Tussey shares her insights about what makes a great course, and where some fall short.


How long does it take to create a digital course? Probably not as long as you think. In this episode, I’ll give you the timeline I’ve used to create and launch more than 60 courses and to earn more than $1.5M dollars with my digital course business.


Congratulations! You’ve created a new training program and you’re ready to launch… except for one thing. How do you price an online course? For most people, it’s the mental equivalent of throwing a dart. I’ll give you a better way to think about pricing in this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.


It might seem like courses and coaching go hand-in-hand, and sometimes they do. But they’re distinct business models on their own, and if you’re trying to decide between one or the other, it can get confusing fast. Tune in to hear the pros and cons of each business model, and to discover the questions you should ask before taking the leap into either one.


Thinking about launching a course? Before you start planning, it pays to get clear on what format your course will take. In this episode, we’ll look at six popular course styles, so you can choose the right one for you and your students.


Rachel Marie Martin is the author of three books, mom to 11 (!!), founder of FindingJoy.net, and one of my favorite people in the world. Tune in to this episode to find out how she gets it all done, plus hear her advice for anyone who wants to accomplish more in business or in life.


For years I told myself I wasn’t ready to create an online course. I didn’t have the skills. I didn’t have the audience. I didn’t know how to sell. I didn’t have anything unique or special to say. My list of reasons to not create a course was long and—I


What’s really standing between you and those big goals? It might be as simple as a few bad habits. Find out how to stop getting in your own way on this episode of the Tiny Course Empire podcast.


What sets uber-successful coaches and creators apart from the rest of us? It’s not their private jets or their red-soled shoes. It’s the framework they’ve created to help their clients and customers succeed. Listen to this week’s episode of the Tiny Course Empire to find out how you can develop your own brand-building framework.


You make as many as 35,000 decisions every single day: whether to get up or hit the snooze, what to wear, what to eat, which route to take to the store, which movie to watch. The list is almost endless. Most decisions are made in a fraction of a second


Is it possible to guarantee your business success? It is when you learn to be relentless. Here are seven tactics to boost your resolve and help you keep going even when you want to quit.


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In this episode, guest Amy Kuphal pulls back the curtain on her personal email marketing strategy, including how she makes writing email content easier, how she grows her mailing list, and what she sees as the most important part of your lead magnet.


This week, Kelly McCausey joins me to talk about content marketing, why it matters in your business, and how you can step out of your comfort zone and create more of what you want in the world.


Twice each month we host live Q & A calls for our Six-Figure Systems members. In this episode, I’m giving you a sneak peek inside one of those calls. You’ll learn about prioritizing your projects, growing your email list, and more.


SOPs. Checklists. Procedures. Systems. Whatever you call them, you absolutely need them to keep your business running smooth. Here’s how to create them, and more importantly, how to make the best use of them.


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