Understanding the Kajabi Offers What Are Offers? When I first jumped into Kajabi, I discovered that offers are packages you can create to sell courses or products. They’re essentially your best sales pitch wrapped with a shiny bow. Offers can include various elements, like pricing, payment plans, and even specific course materials you want people […]
Introducing Kajabi’s Pricing Features Understanding Price Levels When I first dipped my toes into Kajabi, the concept of price levels blew my mind. It’s like giving your audience the chance to choose their own adventure! By having two price points, you can cater to different customer segments while also maximizing revenue. Each level offers a
Hey there! If you’re venturing into the world of online courses, particularly with Thinkific, one of the most crucial decisions you’ll make is how to price your course. As someone who has navigated this process myself, I’m excited to share my insights on this topic. Let’s break it down, shall we? Understand Your Course Value
The Basics of Pricing on Thinkific Understanding Your Course Pricing When you first launch your course on Thinkific, setting the right price can feel like a make-or-break moment. I remember fretting over whether to price my course higher or lower. It’s critical to consider factors like the perceived value, content quality, and market demand. Reflect
Understanding Membership Pricing Models What Are Membership Pricing Models? When I first dipped my toes into the world of membership sites, the concept of pricing models blew my mind. Membership pricing basically breaks down into various structures that suit different business goals and cater to diverse audiences. The two most popular structures are subscription models—like
Understanding Your Course Value Defining Unique Selling Points When I first started creating online courses, I struggled with figuring out what made my course unique. It’s essential to sit down and jot down exactly what you offer that others don’t. Is it your personal experience? A unique framework? Or maybe your teaching style? Take the