No. Although this can be your signature course, it doesn’t have to be. Many of us have more than one great course to teach so this can just be a part of what you do. We do give a specific pricing recommendation for your first launch inside the course. The emphasis is on getting getting paid to create a high-quality course and getting it done FAST. You may even want to pick one of your ideas that’s the easiest to teach, because as you learn the process, you’ll find the next course you create will be easier to manage, leaving you more bandwidth to teach harder content. 

 You’re going to get things done. There’s no option to just lurk around, soak up all the information and not implement. The group is big enough to feel momentum the group, but you’re not going to get lost in a sea of hundreds. We’ll know your name. We keep our eyes on you. It’s really strategically designed for where you are at and where you are trying to go. This program is not for everyone, which means if it’s for you, it’ll work.

An Instructional Designer (Laura) studies cognitive theory and how to create a great learning experience. Corporations and Universities have been using them for decades to make sure the course or program actually does what it is meant to do. For you, this means that Laura will show you what to include, what to leave out, how to structure your content, how to create worksheets that help students do the work, how long to make the program, how much support to offer, when to give feedback, and how to sustain engagement and motivation. You have access to an expert for the duration of this program!

We have a pricing and goal suggestion for your first launch that will more than cover the cost of our program and your efforts to create it. We believe that it’s possible for anyone that shows up and implements to reach this goal, although your audience size does matter. See the question below.

Sandra launched and sold out her first group program to a list of 1680ish people. This launch generated over $10,000 — and at that point she hadn’t created the materials yet. We do recommend that you have at least 1,000 people on your email list. If you have a really engaged audience elsewhere, this is a bonus! That said, if you strongly believe that you will implement our templates for sales strategies and 10 people will buy your course, you should easily make back the cost of the program.

There is a split pay option that you can select at check-out. Due to the amount of 1:1 access and services you get, we cannot accommodate payment plans that run longer than the program.

Yes! If you use the chat you can speak to Sandra, and leave your Voxer if you prefer to have a follow-up convo there. Sandra will pass on your question or the whole convo to Laura when necessary 🙂

Due to the amount of 1:1 access and services you get, there are no refunds. You can reschedule your 1:1 sessions once with 24 hours notice, rescheduling and availability is always at the discretion of the service provider (that’s us!)

There are 2 live group calls, and we have chosen to make all other calls Voxer Office Hours where you can ask us questions privately. We’re based in the EST and PST timezones, which makes it easiest to take advantage of this program for those in North- Central- and South-America, Europe and Africa. Due to the length of Voxer Office Hours, you can still take advantage from Australia or Asia, but you may have to plan more carefully. We do provide a full program calendar that you can import to your calendar, so you’ll always know what’s going on.

Don’t worry, once you’ve sold your program you will get it done. If you want to use a different production schedule or creation container, that’s totally fine. Keep in mind that you won’t have the pre-sell benefits and might run out of support time in the program. If it feels wrong or doesn’t work for your life to pre-sell without creating the content, an alternative could be to take 2-3 days off and just focus on creating all the course content.