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Kay Walten's avatar

I love programs like this to build paid subscribers. But what about creative non-fiction writers? I’m not necessarily trying to sell a framework or product.

Sinem Günel's avatar

Most of our content is specifically designed for educators, coaches, consultants, and experts who want to share their knowledge. The journey and strategies can indeed look different if your content follows different patterns and has different goals. :)

Kay Walten's avatar

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

Anne ✨'s avatar

Working on developing my offer & building a resource library…1,2,5,7,8,9

Sinem Günel's avatar

That’s exciting!

Astor Henriquez Cooper's avatar

😲😍

Tina Coleman | Joy God's Way®'s avatar

Thank you for sharing this. (I'm sure you've probably presented this before...but you know how that goes.🤣

I have shared that I have a couple of digital products and need to get past feeling 'awkward' for asking for the sale. Remind myself that I'm helping people and to get paid for my time and resourses.

I'm going to do something I rarely do...I'm going to follow every one of these steps...well, the parts that make sense for my business.✔️

Starting right now...😄🙌🏼💖

Joey - Making Sense's avatar

The "sell a transformation, not features" point is the one I keep coming back to. I've been describing what's in my newsletter when I should be describing what a reader's situation looks like six months after they commit to it. The reframe from content to access later in the piece is the same insight restated, and I think that's the real unlock for most writers. We're comfortable creating but genuinely uncomfortable consistently asking for the sale. That's the actual constraint you're naming, and the list is useful specifically because it forces you to just pick a few and run them.