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If you’ve been thinking about online courses then you have likely been bombarded with ads and sponsored posts telling you about two things: The importance of your email list AND how to nail down the perfect launch strategy.

If you’re only focusing on the benefits your online course will bring to your audience and the problems you are going to help them solve during your six to eight week launch period, then you’re doing it wrong.

Read this blog post and find out what to do instead.

Scrolling through Instagram as an online course maker means being bombarded with ads and sponsored posts telling you about two things: The importance of your email list AND how to nail down the perfect launch strategy.

While I agree that an engaged email list is key to any good online business, anyone who has done it before will tell you that launching can be exhausting. There's got to be an easier way, right?

And there is. But it's going to take a shift in mindset away from sales and enrollment numbers. And turn your attention to engaging curriculum design.

Are you eager to increase your earning power in your service-based business and create a new life centred around time freedom? A big part of your journey to getting there will be centred around where to host courses online.

If you find yourself dreaming of running your business from anywhere on your terms, but don’t know how to start adding online courses to your business model, it’s time to join over 50k creators, including myself and all of my Course Makers, and check out Thinkific.

In this blog post, I am walking you through the major selling points of Thinkific, why I use them and recommend them and how you can try them out for 30-days with zero commitment.

Some of the top questions I get asked when I am speaking with Course Makers always surrounds tech and the 'how-tos' of putting their course online. Now, the answers to these questions are going to change based on your business model and, of course, your plans for your course.

In this blog post, I am sharing three things you need to consider that are going to really help you narrow down and figure out which platform you should use to host your online course - no matter what industry or stage of your business that you are in. Click to find out how to cut through all the information online and finally answer the question, "Which online course platform should I use?"

When it comes to niching down, you may be a little hesitant. Sure, it's what everyone is telling you to do. But won't it make your pool of potential clients smaller? And how do you even get started? AND, AND, AND, what does your 'one thing' have to do with it?

In this video, I am breaking down what niching down has to do with your 'one thing,' why getting clear on your 'one thing' is key to having a successful online course launch (you know, the launches they tell you about on social media), and giving you an example of someone who has niched down and leaned into their breakout role profitably.

If you're a service provider finding that you've hit a ceiling in your income earning potential, I know an online course will help you reach your revenue goals without trying to find more time (because there isn’t any) for more 1:1 client work.

I’m sharing with you the four ways that the online course you’ve been thinking about making can fit easily into the rest of your business! I’ve seen them work in real life situations and I’ve seen the money earning results that come from knowing exactly how this new revenue stream fits into your current business. So excited to share them with you!

Did you get crickets when you launched your online course? I've created a video that goes over how you put the cart before the horse and what you need to do before you bring that course to market again.

What I'm sharing with you is a common mistake I see course makers make all of the time when following those other launch strategies. It's the step the online gurus are holding back and I'm sharing it with you in this video.

You're hitting a ceiling in your business. If you don't break past it, you're never going to be able to grow and scale beyond what you have right now. What do you do? How do you smash your way (Hulk Smash, anyone?) to the other side? A digital product is the answer. It's how you're going to turn your business into an actual business that doesn't have you trading time for money as if you were still working at your 9 to 5.