Hi! I know there are a lot of course creators out there, and want to get some ideas from the group. I currently host my course on Thinkific and there are some conveniences there for sure! But I am considering hosting my courses on my own website platform (assuming I can find the right person to help with this and it is an investment that makes sense). Has anyone here hosted their course on their website or considered it? What are the pros and cons in your opinion?

Let’s share the excitement with folks that will understand ❤️😅 My current obsession is over a membership idea I plan on starting in September 😱😱😱😱 I’m really struggling to calm down and do the spring/summer stuff before jumping on the new idea wagon 😄🥳😍 What are you OBSESSED with right now?! 😊

Hey ! Quick question, how do you guys choose your music for your content?

@Mariah Coz (and anyone else with wisdom to share!) I am watching one of your videos where you discuss high touch (like Q+A, community and loads of support) as being a premium offer ($ 1k - 4k) I am in the dog training business and offer a very successful 4 week training course for new puppy owners, and I charge (after affiliate payouts and discounts) $167. The normal price is $227. Last year I hit my 100k revenue goal! 🙌 Here is my question: I don't know how to offer a "signature course" as you are describing for the dog training world. And, I don't think people would be willing to pay more since I am already on the upper end for online dog training courses. I am considering adding more "evergreen" low ticket offers for perspective students that lead into my 4 week course... and "evergreen" digital products for students after they graduate to give them a way to keep learning and growing after the 4 weeks. Should I keep my course as it is (since it is doing well) and focus on building my funnel (low ticket/high ticket) ? Or is there another way for me to add higher premium offer that I am just not yet seeing? Any advice or guidance is appreciated. And, thank you for all your educational materials. I am learning a lot as I rethink my business strategy! 🤓

Hey! I'm looking for inspiration and advice on how to best survey my audience about what they want help with right now. In all the years I've been around I've never actually done this (I know, I know, really weird). I'm thinking of going with some pre-determined categories and the keeping an "other" option open where they can respond to my email with what they want help with if it doesn't fall into the categories provided. Any pros/cons doing it this way or what to think of to ensure I get the best response rate AND that the answers are actually helpful?