Skip the overhype. This course page checklist walks you through exactly what to say to convert readers into students.

Launch week doesn’t have to mean daily posts. Here’s a 3-post plan that still sells while keeping your sanity intact.

A strong launch isn’t one post. It’s three phases of content that guide your audience from curious to ready-to-buy. Here’s how to use them.

You don’t need 1,000 subscribers to start making sales. Learn how to turn a small, engaged list into real results.

Skip the pushy funnels. Here’s a light, 3-email welcome sequence that builds trust, makes subscribers feel at home, and sets you up for long-term sales.

People don’t join lists for fun. They join because you offer something valuable. Here’s what to give them, and how to make it irresistible.

You don’t need a full email strategy to start. If you’re using Squarespace, here’s how to set up a clean, simple email list in 20 minutes or less, no extra tools required.

Yes, you can build hype without burning people out. Here’s how to show up, spark curiosity, and get people excited, without being annoying.

Your doubts don’t need to hold you back. Use them to create raw, relatable pre-launch content that connects, and warms your audience before your launch.

You don’t need a finished product to start building trust. Talk about the problem, the process, and what you’re learning, and your audience will grow with you.

Most people launch cold. This 10-day warm-up helps your audience trust you before you pitch, so your launch actually converts.

You’ve seen the term. Maybe even used a SaaS product without realizing it. Here’s what “Software as a Service” really means, and why it’s everywhere right now.