I had the incredible opportunity to speak at the renowned Powerhouse Women event, and let me tell you, it was an absolute game-changer.

Picture this: A gathering of fierce and fabulous female entrepreneurs, all on a mission to skyrocket their success. This event is the brainchild of my wonderful friend and founder of Powerhouse Women, Lindsey Schwartz, and let me tell you, she knows how to put on a show! 

Lindsey invited me, Ronne Brown of GirlCEO, and the ever-inspiring Lori Harder of H2GLO, to join her on stage for a live podcast panel. 

We fielded burning questions straight from the audience about building businesses from the ground up, navigating the shifting landscapes of digital courses, memberships, and masterminds, and of course, the behind-the-scenes magic that fuels our own entrepreneurial journeys. 

The beauty of it all? Each of us brings our unique flair, perspectives and ideas to the table -- and in this episode, you’re getting access to all of it.

You’ll hear: 

• The 3 most essential things you should do to create momentum in your new business

• How a personal brand can help you grow your business

• Ways to keep your offer fresh and exciting over a long period of time

• What’s next for the membership and digital course industry

Plus much, much more! I've got a strong hunch that you're going to savor every single second of this podcast. So press play on this episode and get ready to have your entrepreneurial spirit ignited.

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Spoiler alert: You don’t need a ton of content to launch a digital course

If you’re like a lot of people, you might have thought “I’d love to create a digital course, but I don’t have enough content!”

And if that’s you, friend, you’re not alone! This is a really common roadblock when it comes to digital course creation.

But here’s the thing. Needing a lot of content to launch a digital course is a total myth, and I want to show you why this shouldn’t be a barrier to getting started.

To do that, I’m going to share the inspiring story of two of my DCA students (and podcasters turned digital course creators), Alissa Jenkins & Katy Caldwell. 

Alissa and Katy launched their evergreen digital course without having a lot of content created -- and went on to sell over a million dollars in just two years. Amazing!

Their example is proof that it is possible to launch a highly successful digital course by using what you already have.

Tune in to hear more about Alissa and Katy’s story, and the myth of “not having enough content” be totally debunked!

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A deep dive into Accountability Pods (& how they’ve helped my digital course students succeed)

Agree or disagree: As a digital course creator, you want your students to thrive in your course and go on to accomplish whatever goals they set out to achieve using the information that you’ve taught them.

I’d hedge a bet that you agree. 

That’s why it’s so important as the captain of your digital course ship to foster an environment of accountability within your community. It’s been a crucial part of what’s made my courses so successful.

In fact, what drives the remarkable transformations my students undergo during Digital Course Academy’s intensive nine-week journey is thanks to what I lovingly call “Accountability Pods.” 

And after helping thousands of students launch digital courses over the years, I've fine tuned an effective system that will guide you in creating your own accountability program for your course.

Not only will this system make your students’ course experience better, but it will also streamline the facilitation process for you. 

Throughout this episode, I'll unveil the five core strategies I use to lay the foundation for an Accountability Pod program in my courses. 

You’ll also hear real life stories of how my students have leveraged their Accountability Pods not only to craft profitable digital courses, but also to forge lasting friendships.

So if your digital course needs a little boost in the accountability department, then tune in and pay close attention! And if you’ve yet to launch your course, this episode is sure to spark ideas for your future course development and offerings for your audience.

So, grab your notepad, roll up your sleeves, and let's dive right in!

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Concerned about credibility? Hear why “I’m not credible enough” to launch a course is a total myth

Have you ever thought to yourself, “I’d love to create a digital course, but I don’t have the credibility to teach it?”

Maybe you have a lot of knowledge in a certain area, but you don’t have a formal education in it…

Or maybe you’re an expert in something, but you’ve never taught it before…

Whatever it is for you, you’re feeling hesitant about starting a digital course because you don’t think you’re credible enough -- and my sweet friend, you’re not alone.

In fact, “I’m not credible enough” is one of the most common objections people have around diving into creating and launching a digital course business.

But here’s the thing. It’s a total myth, and I want to show you why this should not be a barrier to creating a successful digital course.

And to do that, I’m going to share the inspiring story of my Digital Course Academy student, Radhika Lucas. 

Even though Radhika didn’t have a formal education in her area of focus, she created a highly successful course and made back her DCA investment in just one launch.

Radhika’s example is proof that with dedication, passion, and the right guidance from DCA, success is within reach for anyone, even if you don’t consider yourself to be an expert.

Tune in to hear more about Radhika’s story, and the myth of “not having enough credibility” be totally debunked!

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A foolproof way to validate your digital course idea BEFORE launching

Did you know that I only made $267 in my first digital course launch?

I spent so much time, money, and energy into it, for just a couple hundred dollars. 

One of the biggest mistakes leading to this low revenue launch was that I didn’t check if my course was something my audience would actually purchase.

It was a lesson learned the hard way, sweet friend, but a valuable one. And since then, I’ve come up with a framework to ensure that my course idea is something people will happily enroll in before I even create the first lesson.

I don’t want you to make the same mistake that I did all those years ago, so that’s why I’m sharing my “First Ten” strategy with you in this episode. 

It’s something I teach in Module Two of Digital Course Academy, and I’ve found that it really sets my students up for success. 

As a bonus, you’ll also hear directly from some of my star students who used this strategy when they created and launched their digital courses.

So if you have an incredible course idea but are unsure if it'll resonate with your Ideal Customer Avatar, then pop in your earpods and get ready to take some notes!

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How a busy toddler parent created a remarkable digital course with limited time

Have you ever thought to yourself, “I’d love to create a digital course, but I don’t have enough time?”

Maybe you have a 9 to 5 job… 

Maybe you’re a full-time parent…

Maybe you are so busy with your current business that you can’t fathom taking anything else on. 

Whatever it is for you, you’re feeling hesitant about starting a digital course because you’re busy -- and my sweet friend, you’re not alone.

In fact, “I don’t have enough time” is one of the most common objections people have around diving into creating and launching a digital course business.

But here’s the thing. It’s a total myth, and I want to show you why time shouldn't be a barrier to creating a successful digital course.

And to do that, I’m going to share the inspiring story of my Digital Course Academy student, Mallory Rose, who proved that even with a 14-month-old son, she could create and launch her digital course with incredible results.

Mallory's example is proof that with focus, determination, and a bit of support, you can achieve your entrepreneurial dreams even if you don’t have a lot of time. 

Are you ready for this myth to be busted? Tune in!

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Pull out your smartphone: Easy ways to boost digital course sales with video (with Nicole Burke)

Ever wonder what the big deal is about using video in your business? 

In this episode, I delve into the incredible success story of Nicole Burke, one of my standout Digital Course Academy students. 

Nicole, the brilliant mind behind Gardenary, has taken her business to new heights by harnessing the power of video in her marketing strategy.

I understand the hesitation that comes with video -- it used to intimidate me too! But let me assure you, it's a game-changer that can transform your business, just as it did for Nicole.

And here's the kicker: You don't need a pro videographer or a hefty budget to create engaging, converting videos for your audience. 

In this episode, Nicole spills all her video secrets, sharing the insights and strategies that have propelled her on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest.

Even if you're a one-person operation armed only with a smartphone, Nicole's tips will empower you to step confidently into the world of video content.

You’ll learn: 

• How Nicole generates captivating content ideas
• The ‘nuts and bolts of posting including the ideal frequency and video length 
• Advice on user-friendly and affordable video equipment and software 
• Tried and true strategies to go viral
• How to move past feeling uncomfortable on camera

So if you're eager to unlock the potential of video and supercharge your digital course sales, pop in your earbuds and give this episode your full attention!

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Small list, big Revenue: Jan Ditchfield's path to digital course success

Ever found yourself thinking you don't have enough time, money, credibility, or a large enough audience to create a successful digital course? Well, you're not alone. 

Over the years I’ve found that many of my Digital Course Academy students started off feeling this way -- but still go on to create wildly successful digital courses. 

One of these students is Jan Ditchfield, a former award-winning fundraiser and revenue generation strategist. Burnt out from being told what to do at her 9 to 5, she took a leap of faith and ventured into the world of entrepreneurship and digital courses.

What I love about her story is that Jen had a small email list and small social media following – yet she managed to rake in an impressive $18,425 from 29 enrollments -- completely ad-free – in her very first launch. 

Since joining Digital Course Academy, Jan's journey has led her to over $145,000 in revenue, and she's well on her way to a multiple 6-figure business. How incredible is that?

In this episode, you’re going to hear more about Jan’s story, and how she blew the idea that you need a massive email list to achieve substantial revenue completely out of the water. 

Jan’s journey is sure to leave you inspired! As you listen, I hope you start dreaming big, and consider the immense potential your small email list holds.

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These are the 5 biggest mistakes I see course creators make (plus ways you can avoid making them)

I’ve been in digital marketing for a while now, and over the years I’ve noticed that there are five errors that digital course creators commonly make when they’re first getting started. 

Now, making mistakes is a part of the entrepreneurial game. I’ve made plenty, and I know that I’ll keep making more. And what’s great is that every time you make a mistake, you can learn from it. 

But here’s the thing. The mistakes that I talk about in this episode are things that can seriously impact your ability to create a digital course that not only makes you a lot of money but also makes an impact on people’s lives. 

Now here’s the really good news. I’m also going to give you strategies to sidestep these mistakes so you don’t have to deal with the headache and stress that all-too-many people have made, including myself.

These are strategies that I cover in my signature course, Digital Course Academy, so you will be getting some of my paid content for absolutely free. 

And just a word to the wise, this is a jam-packed episode, so if you haven’t already, be sure to bust out your notebook or a Google Doc so you can take some notes. 

It’s my hope that by being aware of these pitfalls and taking the steps to avoid them, you’ll feel confident as you move forward in your own digital course creation journey. 

Enjoy!

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Unsure about switching your business niche? Here’s what you need to know

There’s a five-letter word that gets thrown around all the time in the entrepreneurial world, and for good reason.

The word I’m referring to is N-I-C-H-E, and the reason that it’s talked about so much is that having a niche -- or a thing that you’re known for in business -- is incredibly important if you want to stand out from the pack and serve your audience at the highest level.

But what if you feel like your digital course niche simply isn’t working for you? Maybe you’re not selling very much, or something just feels off about it.

The question becomes whether you should keep on keepin’ on with your current niche, or move on to something different. 

And that’s what today’s episode is all about. The decision to change your niche can be a tough one, sweet friend, so I’m going to walk you through some things that might make the process a little bit easier for you. 

You’ll hear: 

• 4 questions to ask yourself before you switch your niche 
• My experience with switching niches early on my business
• How to carry the momentum of your current niche into your new one
• What you can expect if you switch to a niche that’s entirely different

I promise, this episode might just be the gut check that you need if you’re thinking about going in a different direction. So pop in your earbuds, and give it a listen! 

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