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How to Start Affiliate Marketing with No Audience
- February 12, 2024
Starting on an affiliate marketing journey might seem like an uphill battle if you’re starting without an audience. But don’t let the initial silence discourage you. It’s absolutely possible to dive into affiliate marketing and gradually build your affiliate income from scratch. In this blog post, I’m sharing a step-by-step guide on how to start affiliate marketing with no audience, proving that you don’t necessarily need a huge following or to rely solely on social media to actually make affiliate income.

Want proof? I make thousands in affiliate commissions every single month (last November, it was over $20k) and my audience isn’t massive by any means.

Easy Steps to Make Money with Affiliate Marketing With No Audience

1. Understand Your Niche and Products

Before you start worrying about your audience size, it’s important to have a clear understanding of your niche. Choose products or services that you are genuinely interested in and confident about. This passion and knowledge about the product will be hugely helpful in helping others understand the product’s value and why they might need it.

2. Be Keyword Strategic with SEO

With no audience to start with, let your content do the heavy lifting. Invest time in learning SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to make your content easily discoverable, meaning it shows up in Google or Bing searches, or on searches on other platforms like Pinterest, YouTube and more. Blog posts, reviews, and guides centered around your affiliate products with the right keywords can attract organic traffic to your site.

“How to build an audience for affiliate marketing” isn’t just something folks have searched for; it’s a whole strategy, using content to draw in interested individuals.

3. Capitalize on Content Platforms

While having your own platform is ideal, it’s not the only way to kickstart your affiliate marketing journey. Platforms like Medium or LinkedIn allow you to publish content without having your audience initially, and your articles posted there can show up on searches even if your site doesn’t yet.

Write insightful and valuable content related to your affiliate products and use these platforms to gain visibility.

4. Networking and Collaborations

Building relationships is key in affiliate marketing. Connect with other marketers, join niche forums, and participate in community discussions. Not sure where to get started? Invite an industry friend to do a livestream with you.

These connections can lead to collaborations, guest posting opportunities, and even shoutouts that introduce your affiliate products to a wider audience.

5. Email Marketing

Affiliate marketing without social media is not only possible, it’s effective, especially when you harness the power of email marketing.

Start building your email list from day one. Even if it’s just a handful of people at first, offer them immense value through newsletters, exclusive insights, or early access to deals. This personal touch can make your affiliate recommendations much more effective.

Just a note: make sure your email service provider allows you to share affiliate links in your emails. Currently, Mailerlite’s terms, for example, frown on affiliate marketing.

Not sure which email service provider is right for you? Check out Email Service Matchmaker!

6. Track, Analyze, and Optimize

Use analytics tools to track the performance of your affiliate links.

Understanding what content drives the most clicks and conversions will help you refine your strategy and focus on what works best.

7. Provide Real Value

No amount of marketing can replace the value of genuine, helpful content. Answer the question, “Do you need an audience for affiliate marketing?” by focusing on creating content that assists, educates, and entertains your potential audience. Build trust by being honest and transparent in your reviews and recommendations.

9. Give Untapped Platforms a Try

Explore platforms where your potential audience might be present but are not overly saturated by marketers. These could be specific forums, online communities, or even apps, like Quora, Reddit, or Geneva. Being an early presence on these platforms can give you a significant advantage.

10. Educate Yourself Continuously

The digital marketing world is ever-evolving. Stay ahead of the curve by continuously educating yourself about the latest trends, strategies, and tools in affiliate marketing.

Starting is Just the Beginning

Remember, starting your affiliate marketing journey with no audience is just the beginning. Every successful marketer started somewhere (including me!), and with persistence and the right strategies, you can grow your audience and your affiliate marketing success.

Take Your Affiliate Marketing to the Next Level

Ready to dive deeper and streamline your affiliate marketing efforts? Learn my simple but effective email strategy that gets me more affiliate commission from every single email I send my list! Get the details inside Four by For Footers. One student made an affiliate sale the very first time she implemented the Four by For strategy, and then she went on to make 5 more sales the next week, earning her $161.70 with a strategy she was able to set up in a single afternoon.

Want to create your own digital products and set up an affiliate program? Check out Pay Your Pals. This comprehensive training will guide you through building your own affiliate program using Thrivecart, helping you harness the power of affiliates to grow your business, even if you’re starting with no audience.

Don’t let the lack of an audience hold you back.

With the right strategies and tools, the world of affiliate marketing is your oyster. Get started with Pay Your Pals today, and turn your affiliate marketing journey into a story of success.

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How to Get Affiliates For Your Affiliate Program
- February 5, 2024
Launching an affiliate program can feel overwhelming. But, the truth is: that it’s your secret weapon for spreading the word about your products and making more sales through the power of partnerships. But how do you attract the right crew—those enthusiastic affiliates ready to talk about your brand?

Whether you’re curious about how to get affiliates to sell your product, how to find affiliate partners, or how to create an affiliate program that stands out, you’re in the right spot.

Let’s dive into the world of affiliate marketing and make your program a magnet for top-notch partners!

How to Create an Affiliate Program

Before we dig into finding the right people for your affiliate program, let’s chat a bit about setting up and creating a program people will want to promote!

1) Decide On Your Affiliate Program Commission Rate

Setting the right commission rate is what will hook your affiliates (along with great products!). Whether it’s a percentage of sales or a flat rate, make sure it’s juicy enough to attract affiliates but is also sustainable (read: you have sufficient profit margin to afford that level of payout) for your business in the long haul.

2) Legal Terms and Conditions

If you have an affiliate program, you’ll want some legal terms and conditions to cover yourself. I recommend Braden Drake’s Contract Vault, it’s super budget friendly and has an incredible array of legal contract templates for online businesses, including website terms & conditions, a privacy policy, and yes, a contract for affiliate programs that I asked him to add to the vault!

3) Other Important Decisions

Some other important decisions you’ll need to make with your affiliate program are:

1) How long are your affiliate cookies good for? This is the length of time that an affiliate will be ‘registered’ for sales. If you have a 30 day cookie and someone came through an affiliate link but bought something 32 days later, then that affiliate wouldn’t make commission.

Typically this is 30 days, but a longer cookie period might be something you offer (or even offer as a special bonus).

2) When will affiliates be paid? You’ll want to have a set period of time after the sale that affiliates can expect their payment. Just make sure you give this enough of a window in case of refunds. This could be anywhere from 7 days to 1 month, but just be super clear about this in your affiliate program terms and details.

4) Affiliate Program Software

There are a lot of options out there for running and managing your affiliate program. No surprise here but my personal favorite is Thrivecart! If you’re already using Thrivecart, it’s probably a good idea to use it for your affiliate program, too.

Ready to create your affiliate program in Thrivecart? Learn the strategy and get it set up TODAY with Pay Your Pals.

How to Get Affiliates and Find Affiliate Partners

Now let’s move on to the big piece of running of an affiliate program for your digital products and courses: how to get affiliates for it! My affiliates bring in thousands of sales for me every year so there are a lot of benefits to having an affiliate program and finding the right affiliate partners.

1) Create an Affiliate Program Landing Page

You may just want to offer your affiliate program to already paying customers, but if not, creating an affiliate program page on your website is important. It lets people know that you have a program and makes it super easy for them to sign up.

2) Add It To Your Programs and Digital Products

I include information about my affiliate program in all of my programs and digital products in Thrivecart Learn. If someone has purchased and enjoyed it, they’ll want to share it. So, why not make it even more enticing by giving them the opportunity to make some passive money for sharing it?

3) Add It To Your Post Purchase Emails

After your initial delivery or welcome email after a purchase, send an email specifically about your affiliate program. Invite them to join and this will generate more affiliate partners for your program.

4) Basically: Let People Know It Exists

The biggest part of all of this is to let people know you have an affiliate program (seems easy enough, right?). Talk about it, share it! If nobody knows it exists they can’t join it and promote your stuff.

Make It Easy for Affiliates to Promote

So, you’ve grown your affiliate program and have a good amount of affiliates now.. But nothing will happen without them actually promoting. This is why we need to make it as easy as possible for affiliates to promote. Send email updates, provide swipe copy and graphics. Remind them, get them excited!

Final Thoughts

Thrivecart’s affiliate settings look deceptively easy, but turns out it’s very confusing to create a cohesive, multi-offer affiliate program that runs seamlessly.

I’ll show you the proven way to set it up to minimize stress + bring in the revenue inside Pay Your Pals.

With each new affiliate that joins your ranks, you’re not just growing your affiliate program; you’re amplifying your reach, and growing your business.

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How to Market Digital Products: 4 Simple Ways to Sell More
- January 29, 2024
Selling digital products online doesn’t have to equal hard-selling or flash sales every single day. With the right tools and strategies, you can learn how to market digital products in a way more simple way!

Even if you’re someone who loves launching and selling, including more evergreen or passive ways to make more sales is important for sustainability, preventing burnout, launch fatigue for you and your audience, and for giving you more time freedom in your business.

How Do You Sell Digital Products?

So, how exactly do you sell digital products in a way that feels easy, effective, and in true alignment with the kind of business you’ve always wanted?

Let’s dig into four simple ways to sell more of your digital products.

1) Evergreen Email Sequences

It’s so true: the money is in the list!

Having evergreen email sequences in place that do the selling for you on autopilot means that you don’t have to sell every day. They also continue to nurture your list, even if you aren’t able to write new emails every week.

Along with the power of evergreen email sequences, you might want to incorporate my Four by For Footer email strategy, too. You’ll be able to make even more money from every email (automated or not) that you send your list, while keeping them in touch with your latest offers or affiliate recommendations. Best part: it takes less than an hour to set up and 15 minutes a week to maintain!

2) Sell More With Upsells

Another super simple way to sell more digital products is to offer upsells. Presenting a new customer with another offer is a great way to increase your average revenue per order. Plus, it helps get your digital products in front of more people (and not just any people, but paying customers!)

I don’t think of upsells as just a way to sell more (even though they are!). I look at upsells as a way to surprise and delight new customers, which is exactly what I teach inside Unleashing Upsells.

3) Targeted Organic Traffic

Want to know one thing that a lot of digital product sellers don’t consider? SEO! It might seem complicated or that it takes too long, but it really isn’t as hard as it seems.

Organic traffic from search engines is the highest quality traffic because those people are already searching for a solution (which your digital product is!).

My friend Tara has an awesome Easy SEO Mini-course that covers everything you need to know (and avoids all of the extra stuff you don’t really need to understand).

4) Using ConvertBox Strategically

Most people think of ConvertBox as a tool to increase your email subscribers and promote your freebies, or simply just to collect leads with pop-ups. But there are so many other ways to use this tool to sell your digital products! Hands down, after Thrivecart, this is one of the most powerful and revenue-impacting pieces of tech I use in my business.

You can learn all the ways I use it inside ConvertBox Jumpstart and snag all of my conversion-friendly done for you templates.

Final Thoughts

Folks can’t buy digital products they don’t see or even know about and these 4 strategies help me to make digital product sales every single day.

Diving into the world of digital product marketing doesn’t have to be like solving a complex puzzle. With the straightforward strategies we’ve chatted about it’s all about making your digital product marketing strategy feel like a natural extension of your brand.

Selling digital products online is less about the hard sell and more about sharing solutions, sparking genuine connections, and sprinkling value like confetti at every opportunity.

As you take these next steps, think of these insights and tools as your trusty sidekicks to selling more digital products with ease!

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ChatGPT Guide: How to Write ChatGPT Prompts as a Course Creator
- January 22, 2024
ChatGPT and AI are everywhere and along with it, lots of clever uses cases for course creators. But AI is a tool, not a replacement. It’s a resource for brainstorming, not something that can completely do your work for you. You’re smarter than a machine, but we all get a little stuck sometimes. That’s where writing your ChatGPT prompts strategically comes into play.

I personally don’t use ChatGPT to completely write my sales pages, emails or other content, but I don’t mind letting it help me get started, or even just brainstorm ideas for me to write myself. Even though AI has grown so much over the past 12 months, we need to remember we’re still speaking to a robot here, not a human, and how you ask for help matters.

Once you apply a few simple tips on how to write effective prompts for ChatGPT, you will be able to use it as a powerful tool for your business. So, let’s dig in!

🫸 I made a list of the 33 most over-used words generated by AI for marketers, course creators, and coaches — jump to it here

How to Write ChatGPT Prompts

ChatGPT prompt creation is a new skill on its own. To use AI the right way for your business, you need to understand how to get the best results. And that comes from crafting the best ChatGPT prompts, which means:

1) Be clear about what you want.

You are speaking to a robot, after all. It has all kinds of access to data but it doesn’t understand YOU. If you want it to understand what you need, you need to be super clear and ask for it. Feel free to also say what you don’t want.

ChatGPT Prompt Example:

Instead of just: “Provide 20 episode ideas on the topic of productivity.”

Try This: “I’d like you to come up with 20 new podcast episode titles about productivity as a business owner and entrepreneur. For example: hot to use tools like ClickUp, time blocking, planning your quarter, when it’s time to outsource, etc. Please keep the title ideas interesting, positive, and engaging.”

Yes – I say please. You don’t have to as it won’t affect the outcome, but I can’t help typing it so I don’t bother to edit it out.

2) You need to give it context and help it out a bit.

Simply put: YOU are the secret sauce of your business. ChatGPT can help you, but it doesn’t have that secret sauce that you have. So, you need to provide some of that in your prompts to get the best possible outputs.

Copy and paste any information that would help into the chat.

For example:

If you’re looking for ideas on rewriting a sales page: copy and paste your current sales page copy as a reference (or the live URL if you have ChatGPT Plus with internet browsing).

If you want new digital product ideas: include who you are, what you do, what you currently offer, and who your audience is in the prompt. Otherwise, you might get ideas that aren’t really relevant or are super broad. The more specific you can be, the better!

3) Make sure you know your brand voice.

One super important part about writing ChatGPT prompts is having an understanding of what your brand style and voice are.

No robot will likely ever capture your voice completely, but you’ll get much better results if you know this info and provide it to ChatGPT when writing prompts.

4) Provide feedback and ask for changes.

ChatGPT is not a one-prompt-and-done solution. You need to provide feedback, ask questions, and have the output refined until it’s close enough. Then you can take it and add your human touch to it!

The List of Over-Used ChatGPT and AI Words for Marketers You Might Want to Avoid:

One thing that bothers me about ChatGPT is how very unlike me the output content sounds. It’s not surprising, of course, because it’s a machine, and so I firmly believe you should not use the generated text as is – you’ve got to make it your own! I spend a few minutes swapping out stiff-sounding phrases and words that I never use for things I actually say in my day-to-day life and in my copywriting.

ChatGPT has a tendency to over-use certain words and also over-enthusiastically add emojis.

I recently asked my audience on Threads which words AI has ruined for them due to overuse and it was a pretty long list! Most of us never use these words, so it feels a bit odd to suddenly have them appear in every piece of copy you make public. So, you might want to avoid/remove these words from your copy or content or it might seem like it’s AI-generated:

What are some overused words in AI-generated copy to avoid?
- unleash
- unlock
- embark
- ninja
- empower
- skyrocket
- ever-evolving
- captivate
- essential / crucial
- brilliance
- new heights
- picture this:
- next-level
- you see,
- utilize
- ditch
- demystify
- revolutionize
- game-changing
- delve into
- master / mastery
- hope this finds you well
- struggle (-ling)
- harness
- ensure
- transform (-ative)
- empower
- navigate
- leverage (-aging)
- magnetic
- realm
- peace of mind
ChatGPT Prompts List for Course Creators:

I couldn’t share this blog post without giving you some example ChatGPT prompts just for course creators! Anything in bold you’ll want to add your own information.

1) To Improve Your Online Course:

I have an online course called [NAME] about [TOPIC] that helps [IDEAL AUDIENCE] to/with [YOUR COURSE PROMISE]. Here is a list of what’s included and the lessons, can you come up with some ideas or ways that I could improve this course? [COPY & PASTE YOUR LESSON TITLES]

For example:

I have an online course called Email Marketing 101 about email marketing that helps newer entrepreneurs start an email list and get their first 1000 email subscribers without social media. Here is a list of what’s included and the lessons, can you come up with some ideas or ways that I could improve this course?

Lesson 1: Choosing Your Email Service Provider

Lesson 2: Email Marketing Set Up

Lesson 3: Writing Emails That People Want to Read

Lesson 4: Email Analytics

Lesson 5: Creating a Lead Magnet

Lesson 6: Nurturing Your List

Lesson 7: Staying Consistent with Email

2) To Brainstorm Online Course Ideas:

I’m a [TITLE] who helps [YOUR IDEAL AUDIENCE] to/with [WHAT YOU DO]. I’d like to create an online course about [TOPIC]. Can you come up with [#] course ideas that might be relevant to my audience?

For example:

I’m a business strategist who helps 6 figure entrepreneurs who are overwhelmed with outsourcing and hiring a small team. I’d like to create an online course about managing a team and communication. Can you come up with 10 course ideas that might be relevant to my audience?

3) To Write Course Promo Emails:

I’m launching a new online course soon called [NAME] about [TOPIC] for [IDEAL AUDIENCE] who want to [WHAT THEY WANT]. The course opens for enrollment on [DATE] and the cart closes on [DATE]. The price is [$xx] and if they sign up before [DATE] they will save/get [DEAL OR BONUS OFFER]. I’d like to send [#] emails to my list for this launch. Can you write the emails in a [VOICE] tone of voice and [STYLE] style?

I’d like these emails written:

[DATE] – Email #1 – Announcement email

[DATE] – Email #2 – Focus on the details of the bonus

[DATE] – Email #3 – Ends tomorrow email

[DATE] – Email #4 – Ends today, last chance email

[DATE] – Email #5 – sent to people who clicked but didn’t purchase yet when there are only 4 hours left to go

Let’s start with email #1.

4) To Create Social Media Content Promoting Your Course:

I’m launching a new online course soon called [NAME] about [TOPIC] for [IDEAL AUDIENCE] who want to [WHAT THEY WANT]. The course opens for enrollment on [DATE] and the cart closes on [DATE]. The price is [$xx] and if they sign up before [DATE] they will save/get [DEAL OR BONUS OFFER]. Can you write [#] social media posts for [PLATFORM] in a [VOICE] tone of voice and [STYLE] style to promote this course to the right people?

5) To Write a Script for a Course Lesson:

I am creating a course called [NAME] on [TOPIC] to help [IDEAL AUDIENCE] with [WHAT YOUR COURSE HELPS THEM WITH]. I’m working on a lesson about [TOPIC]. Can you write a video script for this lesson that will cover [THIS], [THIS], and [THIS]. I would like the video to be approximately [#] minutes in length.

NOTE: Be sure to fact-check the provided script thoroughly before you start recording; ChatGPT is not the most current or up to date and you are the subject matter expert

6) To Outline a Workbook for a Course Lesson:

I have a course called [NAME] about [TOPIC] for [IDEAL AUDIENCE]. I have a lesson within the course called [NAME] that covers [WHAT THE LESSON IS ABOUT]. Here is the video transcript of that lesson for reference. Can you use the transcript to outline a workbook that could accompany this lesson? [COPY & PASTE THE TRANSCRIPT]

7) To Understand Your Ideal Audience:

Can you come up with 3 different buyer personas that would be the perfect person for my online course? Please include what they are struggling with and what they hope to achieve from the course. Here are the details about the course: [COPY & PASTE INFO FROM YOUR SALES PAGE]

8) To Come Up With a Name for Your Online Course:

I want to create a new online course about [TOPIC]. The ideal audience is [IDEAL AUDIENCE]. The course will help them [COURSE PROMISE]. Can you come up with [#] fun and catchy names for this course?

For example:

I want to create a new online course about dealing with negative self talk. The ideal audience is female entrepreneurs who are struggling with comparing themselves to others, overworking themselves, undercharging, and are scared of success. The course will help them improve their self worth, mindset, and discover ways to overcome negative self talk with my own framework. Can you come up with 20 fun and catchy names for this course?

9) To Write the Sales Page Copy for Your Course:

I am creating a course called [NAME] on [TOPIC] to help [IDEAL AUDIENCE] with [WHAT YOUR COURSE HELPS THEM WITH]. Can you write a medium-length sales page for this course in a [VOICE] voice and [STYLE] style?

10) To Improve the Sales Page Copy of Your Course:

If you don’t have ChatGPT Plus:

I have a course called [NAME] that helps [IDEAL AUDIENCE] with [WHAT YOUR COURSE HELPS THEM WITH]. Can you review this sales page and rewrite the copy so it’s more engaging? Let’s do it one section at a time. Here is the first section: [COPY & PASTE]

If you do have ChatGPT Plus:

I have a course called [NAME] that helps [IDEAL AUDIENCE] with [WHAT YOUR COURSE HELPS THEM WITH]. Can you review this sales page and rewrite the copy so it’s more engaging? Here is the link: [ADD LIVE SALES PAGE URL]

My Favorite AI Tools:

Besides ChatGPT, I do have a few other favorite AI tools that you’ll want to take a look at.

The Marketing Magic App is brilliant, especially for course creators and digital product sellers. With the app, you don’t have to write your own prompts – it’s handled for you based on the information you provide one time. You can click here to get a free trial to test it out! I offer a free Thrivecart template with purchases made with my affiliate link, head here to learn more about the free template bonus and see the app in action.

CastMagic is also a good AI tool for repurposing content or video transcripts into different content ideas or formats quickly and easily!

But remember: AI isn’t a replacement for you. Being able to use it properly is a skill, and using AI as a tool to save time is a good thing! Just make sure to not lose your own voice or secret sauce in the process.

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The Best Way to Write Last Chance Email Subject Lines
- January 15, 2024
Are you ready to dive into the art of crafting irresistible last chance email subject lines? We’re talking about those lines that make your subscribers think, “Wait, I need to check this out now!”

Getting the subject line right is your ticket to ensuring your message doesn’t just land in the inbox, but resonates with the reader.

Let’s explore how to create subject lines that not only grab attention but also drive action.

What is a Last Chance Email?

A last chance email is like that final call at a cafe just before closing. It’s an email you send to let your subscribers know that an offer, sale, or opportunity is about to expire. It’s the final nudge, the last hurrah, and when done right, it can be incredibly effective.

Why Last Chance Emails Work So Well

1) People procrastinate

It’s human nature. We often wait until the last minute to act, and a last chance email plays right into this tendency. It’s like the countdown at a rocket launch – it builds anticipation and urgency.

2) Real urgency works

When there’s a real deadline, people feel the need to act fast. Last chance emails create a sense of urgency that’s hard to ignore.

3) Our inboxes keep getting busier and busier

In the flood of emails, a well-crafted last chance email can be just the thing that guides your subscribers to open the email and take action.

4) You can use segmenting to engaged subscribers

Not all subscribers are the same. Use segmenting (using tags inside your email service provider to indicate what products they’ve purchased, what funnels they’ve signed up for but didn’t purchase, etc) to target those who’ve shown interest but haven’t yet taken the plunge. It’s like giving them a personalized nudge.

With this strategy, you can send out one last chance email on the final day of your launch to your entire list. Then, you can also send one final email later in the day to those who clicked and were likely interested. It’s not really an annoyance, it’s actually a kindness: a final reminder to those most interested who haven’t bought yet.

Email Subject Line Best Practices

To make your last chance emails work, you need to nail the subject line. Here are some best practices to keep in mind:

Keep it short and sweet:

Aim for clarity and brevity. You want your subscribers to grasp the message at a glance.

Create a sense of urgency:

Phrases like “Last Chance,” “Final Hours,” or “Offer Ends Soon” can do wonders.

Personalize when possible:

Adding a touch of personalization, like the subscriber’s name, can increase the open rate. Just don’t use this strategy too often or it will lose its specialness.

Avoid spammy words:

Stay away from terms that might trigger spam filters or turn off your readers.

Catchy Email Subject Lines for Sales

Now, let’s talk about making those subject lines pop for sales.

Here are some examples that blend the best email subject lines for sales with the urgency of a last chance message:
- ⏰Just Hours Left: Grab Your Deal Now, [Name]!
- Don’t Miss Out: Your Exclusive Offer Ends at Midnight 🕰️
- Final Call: Save 30% Before It’s Too Late!
- Last Chance to Claim Your Special Discount, [Name]!
- The Doors 🚪Are Closing in a Few Hours
The Best Email Marketing Resources

To help you master the art of email marketing, here are some fantastic resources:

1) SubjectLine.com

This free tool helps you test and refine your subject lines for maximum impact.

2) Email Marketing Membership

Struggling to write emails? Check out Liz Wilcox’s Email Marketing Membership for only $9 per month. It’s a game-changer!

3) Drip

An email marketing platform that’s great for automation and personalization. Drip is my current email marketing provider and I’m loving it for my business!

4) Email Service Matchmaker

Not sure which email provider is right for your business? Check out Email Service Matchmaker and feel confident that you are using the right one (and using it the right way for your business!)

5) Marketing Magic App

My favorite AI tool to inject some creative flair into your email campaigns and email marketing content. This tool also works wonders when you’re stuck staring at a blank screen with a serious case of writer’s block.

6) Four by For Footers

Want to make more money from every email you send your list? You need to check out my super simple (but revenue-generating) strategy I share inside Four by For Footers!

Final Thoughts

Crafting the perfect subject line is not just about using the right words; it’s about connecting with your audience on a level that compels them to act. It’s a subtle blend of psychology, timing, and strategy, and when done right, it can significantly elevate the success of your launch.

Remember, your last chance email is the final opportunity to make an impression, to convert those wavering on the edge of decision-making. And don’t forget, testing and refining is key. Keep an eye on those open rates and click-throughs; they’re your guide to understanding what resonates with your audience.

Your subject lines are the voice of your brand, the first touchpoint of your message. So, use them wisely, creatively, and most importantly, with an understanding of your audience’s needs and desires.

And a final note: subject lines are important but honestly, not as important as the real value of just sending one last email. Even with a bland subject line, trust me: something is better than nothing! So even if your mind is a bit mush and honestly can’t think of anything clever, grab one of the subject lines I shared above and just hit send.

Here’s to crafting last chance email subject lines that don’t just get opened, but get remembered and acted upon. Happy emailing!

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4 Simple Ways to Improve Your Online Course (Without Adding More Content)
- January 8, 2024
If you’re looking to improve your online course you are in the right place. Designing an online course is a big process. We spend a lot of time mapping out our content, recording lessons, and marketing the course. But, if you feel like your online course could be improved there are some super simple things you can do.

Why the Solution Isn’t Adding More Content

Most of the time when we ask ourselves, ‘How could the course be improved?’, we always immediately go to: add more content! Create more lessons!

But that is usually the wrong way to go.

Your students don’t want more content to wade through. They want shortcuts and things that will make implementing the course easier.

Who wants to watch hours and hours of content? Not me! Just give me the goods so I can take quick action.

Your students are looking for efficiency and effectiveness in their learning journey, not just more material to sift through. They crave shortcuts, practical tips, and strategies that facilitate easy implementation of what they learn.

Simple Ways to Improve Your Online Course

There are a lot of super simple ways to improve your online course. Today we will be digging into the top 4 ways to add more value to your course without creating a ton of new content or lessons.

1) Improve Your Onboarding Process

The first way to improve your online course isn’t even the course itself – it’s your onboarding process for new buyers and students. If you want to make it easier for students to have a great experience, they need to actually go through the course.

The way to get more people to go through the course? A solid onboarding process that gives new students all the info they need. This can be as simple as where to log in and where to find extra resources or support, like in your online community. Simple.

And if it’s a self-study course, don’t forget about the follow-up! Adding a few extra emails to your post-purchase email sequence is a simple way to create a better impression.

You can also use this opportunity to:
- Remind your new students about the course and how to get started
- Invite them to join your affiliate program
- Ask for course feedback or testimonials
A MINI SOAPBOX ABOUT COURSE LOGINS

No one is going to remember how/where to log into your course platform, so how easy are you making it for folks to find the link to login?

Here are my ~~top suggestions~~ strong recommendations for places to add a link to your course dashboard login:
- At the bottom of every single email you send – just add it to your email footer, right before the unsubscribe button
- On the header bar / main menu of your website
- In the footer of every page on your website (its ok to exclude sales pages, but every other page should have it!)
2) Improve Your Course Accessibility

Instead of adding new content, maybe you need to add different ways for your students to consume your course content. We all learn differently and having options for all types of learners allows you to help more students get the results you promised.

Here are some simple ways to improve your online course accessibility:
- Create transcripts for video lessons using Otter
- Use Descript to chop up a long video into smaller chunks
- Add closed captioning to all videos (I also use Otter for this!)
- Have a private podcast feed for your online course so folks can listen to the content on the go
- Allow students to download a PDF copy of slide deck presentations
3) Improve Your Course Design

When we talk about improving your online course we can’t forget about the design! There are so many ways to make your design more user-friendly.

Yes, you want to use design to keep things on-brand, but design is also important for the user experience.

Here are a few examples:
- Talk about specific lessons, tools, or resources in a video? Add a resources section under the video with links so they are easily accessible to students.
- Add timestamps to longer videos so they can skip to the specific part they need
- Add important info, links, and outline what to expect in the welcome lesson or course dashboard
- Create a community for your students (I personally love Heartbeat for off-Facebook private community options! Slack is a decent free alternative, but heads up: content disappears after 90 days when on the free plan)
4) Add Valuable Course Assets

Instead of adding even more modules and lessons, why not make the most of what you’ve already created? You can do this by adding valuable course assets that will help your students take action.

Example 1: A lesson about mapping out your content pillars could have a fillable workbook to help them work through the lesson and end up with an action-inspiring plan at the end.

Example 2: A lesson about mapping out your expenses could include an Airtable base template or a spreadsheet to help them do this.

Ready to ramp up your workbooks or create actionable spreadsheets for your course students? I’ve got you covered for both with On-Brand Fillable Workbooks and Spot-On Spreadsheets!

Final Thoughts

Remember that the key is not in quantity but in quality. It’s about refining and enriching the learning journey for your students, not overwhelming them with more content.

Think of your course as a finely crafted story where every element has its purpose and adds to the overall experience. By focusing on aspects like onboarding, accessibility, design, and valuable assets, you’re not just adding to the course; you’re deepening its impact and making it more meaningful for your students.

In the end, the most powerful improvements are often the simplest.

As you implement these changes, keep your ears open to feedback from your students. Their insights can guide you in continually refining your course.

Remember, a great online course is an evolving journey, both for you and your students. Here’s to creating educational experiences that are as rewarding as they are enlightening!

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Ultimate Guide: The 7 Most Common ThriveCart Questions – Answered
- January 1, 2024
When you’re known as the ‘go-to Thrivecart person’ you get asked a lot of questions! In this blog post, I decided to round up the 7 most common questions I get about Thrivecart and keep them in one handy place for you.

Whether you are already using Thrivecart or are considering switching and migrating to Thrivecart, this post is for you.

7 Biggest Thrivecart Questions:

1) Should I switch to Thrivecart?

By far, the Thrivecart question I get the most is, ‘Should I switch to Thrivecart?’

This question actually inspired the creation of my Move to Thrivecart group program.

And the answer, to be completely honest, is: it depends, but probably yes.

While I loveeee Thrivecart and typically recommend it to everyone who is selling courses or digital products – there are a few questions you should ask yourself first:
- What are you using right now that Thrivecart would replace?
- What are you paying for all of those tools right now?
- Are you able to invest in Thrivecart right now?
- When will you have the time and capacity to make the switch / set everything up?
2) If I switch to Thrivecart, can I move current payment plans over?

No. If you’re using another platform right now and want to switch to Thrivecart, you aren’t able to move over current payment plans.

Your students or customers will need to either 1) finish their payment plans on the current platform OR 2) sign up for a new payment plan with you in Thrivecart. I think there are strategic ways you can and should incentivize that, but yes – sometimes it’s hard to get folks to pull out their card again.

3) What exactly can I streamline with Thrivecart?

It would be easier to say what you can’t do with Thrivecart, but here’s a full list of what you can streamline (or stop paying other tools for):
- Checkouts and payment processing
- Subscriptions
- Sales pages (hi, I have fabulous templates for that!)
- Sales funnels (including bump offers, upsells, and downsells)
- Affiliate program that can run totally hands-off
- Course and digital product hosting (with Thrivecart Learn)
- Automation (Thrivecart integrates with most email marketing providers so no need for Zapier or other 3rd party software for most options)
Heads up: Thrivecart will send some automated transactional emails for you automatically, such as a purchase receipt, login set up emails, notifications of new courses added to your dashboard, etc but for all marketing emails, you’ll need an email service provider – more on that below.

4) What else do I need besides Thrivecart for my business?

It depends on your specific needs and what your business looks like. But, a few of the most common extra things you’ll need beyond Thrivecart are:
- An email marketing provider – I currently use Drip, but if you aren’t sure which one is right for your business, you might want to check out Email Service Matchmaker. This $9 workshop + comparison guide will help you figure out which ESP is best for you, your budget, your needs, and your style.
- Video hosting – Thrivecart doesn’t host videos so you will need somewhere else to host your videos that you can then embed into your Thrivecart Learn lessons. I personally use ScreenPal. Others embed Loom videos, host their videos with Vimeo, Bunny.net, or Searchie.
- A community (optional) – if you have a membership or program with a community you can use a private Facebook Group, Slack on a free or paid plan, or my personal favorite that I use for Bundle Formula, Heartbeat.
5) What’s the big difference between Thrivecart and Thrivecart Pro?

Thrivecart Pro has some pretty valuable extra features included, like:
- The option to have an affiliate program
- Simple sales tax setup
- Advanced user management – being able to create subuser logins for your team while protecting your financial data privacy, your payment processor settings, all that is huge! See this article for other ways to protect your Thrivecart account
In my opinion, it’s worth the extra one-time upgrade cost to a Pro account. There are a lot of reasons why but the big one is: affiliate programs! If you’re selling courses and digital products, you’ll definitely want to get your own affiliate program up and running!

Along with Thrivecart Pro, there is also the upgraded option of Learn Plus, which includes extra course platform features, like:
- Creating bundles of products so you can deliver multiple courses/templates with one purchase, if you’d like
- Advanced tagging for course access (for example: if I only want people who purchased early bird to get access to a specific lesson in the course, I could only include people with that tag in Learn to see it)
- Bulk importing students via CSV – extra useful if you are switching from another platform
6) Do I have to pay my affiliates through PayPal?

Yes and no.

The only option for paying affiliates directly from Thrivecart is via PayPal. However, you can mark affiliate payments as ‘manual payments’ and send your affiliates their payment another way (like through Wise or Stripe), but that will have to be done manually.

7) Can I use Thrivecart and Thrivecart Learn for my membership?

Yes! I have created an entire training on this for you because there are some extra things to think about when setting up a membership. Click here to check out Thriving Memberships!

Want to see behind the scenes of how I use Thrivecart?

You’ll want to watch this quick (seriously, 15-minute) video showing you exactly how I use Thrivecart for my entire funnel system – that’s sales pages, checkouts, affiliate program, and my course platform – without a single Zap.

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15 of the Course Creation Tools I Use In My Business
- December 19, 2023
If we haven’t met before I’m Dama and I love all things tech. I am all about finding the best and simplest way to save time, and using the right course creation tools is how I do it. In this blog post, I’ll share the tech stack I use to manage my online courses and digital products.

My Favorite Online Course Creation Tools and Resources:

1) For Sales Pages, Checkout Pages, Affiliate Program, and Course Hosting – Thrivecart & Thrivecart Learn

Of course, number 1 on my course creation tool list is Thrivecart! I use Thrivecart for so many things to run my business including all of my sales pages, checkout pages, and affiliate program. With Thrivecart Learn, it’s also my course hosting platform of choice.

2) For Email Marketing – Drip

I’ve tried many email marketing service providers over the years, including MailerLite, FloDesk, ConvertKit, and ActiveCampaign, but I’m currently using Drip because of:

1) It’s powerful integration with Thrivecart and…

2) The advanced analytics and data

Not sure which email marketing provider to use for your business? Drip isn’t necessarily the right choice for everyone, but you can get all of the techy details inside Email Service Matchmaker.

For Selling Courses on Evergreen

Who doesn’t love evergreen sales? Live launching is great and all, but those daily sales notifications are pretty great!

3) ConvertBox

One of my favorite tools for selling more evergreen courses is ConvertBox.

As you’re reading this post, you’ve likely seen a ConvertBox in action over to the side. Pretty cool, right?

It’s a perfect tool for targeting visitors with what they want. It helps grow your email list and convert more traffic into new customers.

4) Deadline Funnel / Countdown Hero

Besides ConvertBox, another great tool for selling more courses and digital products is Deadline Funnel. Countdown Hero is a pretty solid comparable tool that I use, too, and it’s perfect for anyone on a budget.

With both options, you can create ethical evergreen countdown timers for special one-time offers, tripwires, and flash sales.

5) For Creating Course Workbooks and Worksheets – Google Docs

Making your course accessible is great because we all learn in different ways. That’s why I love using Google Docs for my course workbooks!

Starting with a blank doc can be a challenge, though, which is why I created my best-selling digital product – On-Brand Fillable Workbooks. With this training, you’ll be able to create your own fillable workbooks for your course.

For Course Automations

We can’t talk about tech tools without digging into automations!

6) Zapier

You can easily create zaps to connect different tools. My most common way to use Zapier is to connect Thrivecart events (purchases, failed payments, etc.) to my Airtable bases.

7) Airtable

There is nothing that makes my heart happier than playing around in Airtable to figure out a way to simplify or automate something. A lot of my business automations and processes are handled through Airtable.

Sidenote: If you want to dig into Airtable more, you might want to check out my friend Ashley’s program Systems Over Stress.

8) For Video Hosting – ScreenPal

There are a lot of options out there for video hosting and they can become pretty expensive. For hosting my course videos, I use Screenpal. It’s almost like a Loom & Vimeo alternative in one.

With ScreenPal, I can share direct video links and embed videos directly into my course in Thrivecart Learn.

9) For Transcriptions – Otter

For accessibility and course accessibility, I use Otter for transcriptions. It also allows you to connect with Zoom so attendees can turn on live subtitles during live training sessions.

For Writing Sales Copy

Creating and selling online courses requires quite a bit of copy. While I love writing copy, I’m all about using course creation tools to save time.

10) Marketing Magic App

For sales pages and other bits of copy, the Marketing Magic App is the only AI tool out there designed for course creators and digital product sellers. It’s a magical resource and I can’t recommend it enough!

11) Damn Copy Templates

Another option I love and recommend are the course creator templates from my friend Sandra over at Damn Copy. These copy templates are super easy to work from and make your own.

12) For Private Audio Feeds

Having a private audio feed for your course is an awesome value-add for your students. Plus, it’s also a good thing to have for accessibility. The most popular option out there is Hello Audio, but I’ve recently started using bCast.

13) For Course Legal Terms and Conditions

You can’t forget the legal aspects of creating and selling online courses!

If this is something you haven’t prioritized or need help with, you definitely need Braden Drake’s Contract Vault. It’s jam packed with all of the legal templates you need as a course creator, plus it’s only $30 😱

For Graphics and Design

14) MOYO Mockups

A great course needs great mockups and that’s where MOYO Studio comes in to save the day! I love using all of their design resources and device mockups.

15) Canva Pro

I can’t forget to mention Canva Pro. In my opinion, the pro version is very much worth the monthly cost. You get access to so many more elements, resources, and fonts, for your designs.

Final Thoughts

As we wrap up this comprehensive guide on the course creation tools that have transformed my business, I want to emphasize the importance of choosing tools that resonate with your specific needs and workflow.

Remember, what works wonders for one person might not be the perfect fit for another. It’s all about finding that sweet spot where efficiency, ease of use, and effectiveness meet. My journey through various tech stacks has taught me that the right combination of tools can not only save time but also enhance the quality of your digital products and the experience you offer to your learners.

Don’t be afraid to experiment with new tools or switch things up if something isn’t working for you. Whether you’re just starting or looking to refine your current process, I hope this list serves as a valuable resource. Here’s to creating impactful, engaging, and successful online courses with the power of the right tools at your fingertips!

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Limited Time Offer: 6 Ways to Sell Without Creating Something New
- December 12, 2023
A limited time offer isn’t just when you need to boost conversions or only for seasonal sales. There are lots of powerful ways to use limited time offers in your marketing strategy to reward loyal customers, get more first time purchases from prospective customers, and increase your average order value.

And the best part? You can do all of this without creating new offers or digital products!

What is a Limited Time Offer?

In the general sense, a limited time offer is a promotion that has a limited period of time for someone to purchase. Limited time offers have an expiration date. There are a lot of different types of ways to create a limited time offer and boost sales for your business.

Types of Limited Time Offers:

Let’s dig into a few of the different types and a few limited time offer examples that work without having to create something new:

1) Flash Sale

Flash sales are typically a limited time sale on a current offer or digital product that includes a discount code for your audience to sign up and save a percentage discount. Flash sales are a great way to re-energize an older offer that you don’t promote or talk much about.

The best thing about flash sales is that they are super easy to set up and promote. Just don’t run a flash sale too often or your audience might come to expect them. That might start to work against you because your audience will start to wonder why they would ever pay full price for something.

2) Customer Loyalty Rewards

I love rewarding my customers! Adding customer loyalty into your marketing strategy can improve customer engagement and provide a better user experience.

Here’s an example:

When I had Spot-On Spreadsheets ready to launch, I emailed everyone who had already bought On-Brand Fillable Workbooks to offer them an extra $10 off coupon code for Spot-On Spreadsheets.

Did I need to do that? No.

Would those buyers have bought Spot On Spreadsheets without the coupon? Maybe. At some point.

However, rewarding and thanking my buyers is important to me. Over 120 people took me up on that coupon code and bought my new product immediately.

3) First Time Customers Discount

You can’t build and reward customer loyalty without getting an increase in first time customers, too. One easy way to do that is to create a ConvertBox that only shows to people the first time they visit a sales page.

This is a super quick and easy way to offer a time sensitive offer to first time visitors only.

4) Upsell Offers

If you really want to reward existing customers a great way to do that is to reward them as soon as they buy with an upsell offer. And surprise, I have a free resource that gives you over 40 ideas for upsells that don’t require you to create anything new!

5) Bump Offers

Most people don’t think of bump offers as a typical limited time offer, but the truth is: it is! It’s only available during checkout so it does require a bit of an impulse buy or quick decision from your customer.

6) Tripwire Offers

Tripwire offers are typically lower-cost offers that are presented as a super limited time deal after someone opts into a freebie or lead magnet. They are a great way to give a special offer and drive sales on a first purchase.

Create Urgency Ethically With Countdown Timers

Whenever we talk about urgency, scarcity, and marketing, I want to make sure we are also talking about doing so ethically. I have a whole blog post on that you’ll want to read here. Basically, don’t be an unethical human, use icky messaging, or use scare tactics.

Limited Time Offer Tech Toolbox

Let’s dig into my favorite tools of the trade for limited time offers!

1) Deadline Funnel

Deadline Funnel is definitely the top choice for evergreen and ethical countdown timers on limited time promotions. It’s a pretty robust software that is fairly easy to use and set up.

With Deadline Funnel, you can create countdown timers for sales pages and emails that work.

2) Countdown Hero

If you’re looking for a more cost-effective option over Deadline Funnel, Countdown Hero is definitely a winner! Countdown Hero comes with a lifetime pricing option and has the same functionality as Deadline Funnel.

It’s not as user-friendly or easy to set up, but once you get the hang of it it’s easy to use! It just has a bit more of a learning curve.

3) ConvertBox

Showing a limited time promotion only to specific people and using more advanced targeting? You need ConvertBox! It’s a wonderful tool for creating website popups, sticky bars, and promoting limited time offers.

By the way, I have a pretty epic bonus included for anyone who buys ConvertBox using my affiliate link. You can learn more right here!

4) Drip

As far as email marketing goes, there isn’t another platform like Drip that also includes such advanced customer data and on-site features — like the spin to win wheel for first time visitors!

Final Thoughts

As we wrap up this guide on limited time offers, remember that the possibilities are endless. Whether you’re looking to re-energize existing products, reward loyal customers, or attract new ones, these strategies provide a roadmap to do so without the added pressure of creating new content or products.

It’s all about being creative with what you already have and understanding the needs and behaviors of your audience.

By strategically incorporating these limited time offers into your overall marketing plan, you can create a win-win situation: your customers feel valued and excited, and your business sees a boost in engagement and sales.

So, go ahead, explore these ideas, and see how they can breathe new life into your marketing efforts without the need to create anything new.

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How to Create Worksheets for Your Online Course
- December 5, 2023
Are you ready to make your course content and digital products actionable and implementable? Today, we’re going to dive into the world of creating worksheets for your course students.

How great would this be: your students are engaged and actively participating in their learning journey. With fillable worksheets and workbooks, you can provide them with valuable exercises that reinforce key concepts and help them apply what they’ve learned.

But where do you start? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. In this guide, I’ll show you how to create effective worksheets that will enhance your course content and make a lasting impact on your students’ learning experience.

What Are The Benefits of Including Worksheets?

A worksheet or workbook that accompanies your course material has a lot of different benefits, including:
- Making it easier for your online course students to implement their knowledge and work through each video lesson
- It’s an easy way to add more accessibility to your course because not everyone learns the best from videos only or even just audio
- You’ll get higher course completion rates and better course feedback from students
- Added value to your course
Making worksheets and workbooks that accompany your lessons has a lot of benefits. Plus, it’s actually a pretty simple thing to do!

Should I Use Canva for Course Worksheets?

Ugh, no.

While Canva is a great graphic design tool (I use it all the time, too!) I don’t think it’s the best option for course worksheets and workbooks.

Here’s why:

Canva is focused on design, not usability, when it comes to workbooks. Plus, they are a nightmare to update. If you create a worksheet or workbook in Canva and something needs to be changed, you would need to:
1. Completely re-do pages, adjust fonts if you’re adding more text than the page had previously, and completely configure things
2. Save it as a new PDF
3. Create a new fillable version using a 3rd party tool
4. Upload the printable and fillable versions
5. Change links to the new version wherever you have it listed
That’s why using Google Docs is a much more user-friendly option when you create worksheets as a part of your course material.

4 Reasons Why You Should Use Google Docs For Your Course Worksheets

1) It’s free and accessible for students.

Almost everyone uses Google Drive, and with Google Docs, they can easily make a copy of the worksheet to their own Google Drive account to fill it out. Easy peasy!

And if they don’t use Google Docs a lot, they can always save/export it as a PDF or Word document if they prefer, or even just print it.

2) It makes it easy to update when something changes.

Another big reason why I love using Google Docs over something like Canva is because you can update the main Google Doc easily — anytime you want to. You don’t have to worry about re-uploading or changing links.

3) They are easy for students to use.

The fact that Google Docs are editable once the student makes a copy is wonderful. They can easily remove colors to make their own printable version if they choose to. They can save it to a specific Google Drive folder. And if built properly, it will be super easy for them to go through the material and fill it out.

4) They can be made beautiful and branded.

One thing I hear about using Google Docs for your course material is, ‘But aren’t Google Docs ugly and all look the same?!’ and the short answer is: NO!

Google Docs can be beautifully branded for your business or online course.

Want to Learn How to Create Worksheets and Workbooks in Google Docs?

If you’re now itching to recreate your PDF worksheets and workbooks into handy Google Docs, I created an actionable training just for you! On-Brand Fillable Workbooks is for course creators who want to improve their course material by including beautifully branded fillable workbooks. I show you exactly how to do this and you get access to all of my shortcuts and hacks.

Almost 4,000 people have snagged this epic training, and did I mention it’s only $9?

Here are just a few testimonials from people who have used On-Brand Fillable Workbooks to transform their course material:

“I’ve been using Docs for years and still learned at least 10 new tricks! I’m off now to transfer all of my Canva workbooks to Google Docs…”

“Took me less than an hour to take a boring Google Doc and turn it into something super engaging & action oriented for my students.”

“Snagged this in the morning, made a workbook for my training at 1:00 today.”

What About Google Sheets for Course Content?

As quickly as I created On-Brand Fillable Workbooks, I had people asking me for the Google Sheets version, and it’s now live – Spot-On Spreadsheets. You’ll learn how to create functional and helpful Google Sheets for your audience and course students.

These are great as extra course materials or even as standalone digital products to sell!

Final Thoughts

The switch from Canva to Google Docs for your course worksheets isn’t just a technical choice; it’s a strategic move toward enhancing your students’ learning experience.

By using Google Docs, you’re choosing a platform that is not only user-friendly but also versatile and easily adaptable to any changes. This flexibility ensures that your course material remains relevant and up-to-date, providing your students with the most current and effective learning tools.

Remember, the goal is to make learning engaging, accessible, and practical for your students. Google Docs offers the perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics, allowing you to create worksheets that are not only informative but also visually appealing and aligned with your brand.

Let’s transform your course materials with Google Docs. Your students will appreciate the effort, and you’ll love the simplicity and effectiveness it brings to your course.

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