3 entrepreneurs give tips on starting a digital business

• Find a group of founding and beta-students.
• The course outline should include what it will cover.
• The course is offered at an affordable price.
• Teach the course in real time.
• Integrate the feedback into the final version of your launch.

• Pick one thing to focus on.
• You should spend a year honeing your idea.
• Create a reputation for your brand and lock in your signature offer.
• Expand your marketing after you've created your initial product.

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• Utilize Instagram as well as other social media channels to entice people to learn more about the products you offer.
• Direct your social followers to join your email list.
• Make sure to keep the sales language in the email messages that promote your business.

View Katie's entire presentation, where she dissects the entire path to launching her course:

Recap

There are a myriad of strategies to get started selling your digital items on the internet. But do yourself a favor and take a shortcut in the form of these entrepreneurs' experiences:

• Make your course available for pre-sales. While this requires an initial commitment and commitment but it will allow you to make money while you build.
• Concentrate on one thing. Honing in one area for a year will help you master your idea and prevent you from becoming overwhelmed with the task of trying to tackle everything.
• Create your list of email addresses to serve as a waitlist for courses. This can help in ensuring that the language is sales-focused exclusive to those that are likely to be most receptive to it!

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