Call the fire department b/c @Mariah Coz is setting the internet on fire with these sales ideas!!! I'm in the middle of the "Content is Right In Front Of You" lesson in Evergreen Everyday and my goodness is it mind-blowing! I can't wait to send some of these sales email and sell everyday!! :) I already started implementing some strategies this past week and I made 2 sales, including the first full price (no coupon!) sale of a course I've had up for like 2 years that's only ever sold when on sale. And best part = it's been super fun to connect with clients/potential clients with micro-content :)

In addition to putting my low ticket offers on my own platform and website has anyone experimented with also putting them on marketplace course sites like Udemy?

I've received grants that sponsor clients in my high ticket program, effectively giving them 'scholarships' to join. However, I find that these clients have less engagement and lower success rate. If you have a high ticket program and have given out scholarships, have you also found this to be the case? If so, do you have any tips/ideas for increasing success rate in the program? Thanks. Also, if you've administered scholarships at all in your high ticket program, then feel free to share any reflections you have about this. I'd be curious and eager to hear about your experience. Thanks.

Anyone have a Libsyn promo code? Thanks!

I am torn between having a contact form/info on my website vs. not. Pro to having contact form/info is folks can contact me, con to having contact form/info is folks can contact me. Lol. My preference is they just DM me on IG, but then if they don't have IG they wouldn't be able to contact me. :-/ How do you feel about including a contact form (or an email address) on your website?