Creators usually don't like selling. That's why most of us have difficulties writing long-form sales pages. The thing is that if you're selling digital products for $100 or more and you're not a mainstream brand, you most likely need long-form sales content. In this episode I explain why.

133. Do YouTube Creators Really Need Long-Form Sales Pages?

‘’I want to scale, but I don’t have enough time’’

I have to write newsletters, post on six platforms, redesign my website, move to another CRM system, and launch a new $5-per-month membership.

- And I also want to start a podcast.
- And create another course.
- And redo my funnels.

But I don’t have enough time.

How do I scale my business?

This is something we often hear from creators.

The thing is, you can’t scale when you can’t breathe.

You need stability first.

You need to be able to breathe first.

How?

By stopping all the stuff that doesn’t matter.

Sometimes, you need to do less…

Only focus on the tasks you know will bring revenue

Build systems that help you do those tasks better and faster

Once you have a fine-tuned process to consistently make sales and pay the bills, that’s when you can start thinking about adding new stuff.


190. Stop Doing All The Stuff That Doesn’t Matter

In today’s interview we’re talking to Seonaid Beckwith from the blog ‘Perfect English Grammar’. Seonaid started her blog all the way back in 2007. At that time she used it as a platform to publish materials for her own students while she was working as an English teacher, but the website soon garnered attention from English learners from all over the world.

A few years after she started, Seonaid became a mother to two children and wasn’t really focusing on her blog, but she soon made a comeback and actually began to earn more from the blog than at her previous job.

Perfect English Grammar now has between one and two million website visitors per month and provides a very good, near passive income stream.

In this interview you will learn:

- The story behind Seonaid’s success
- Tips for creating and growing a language blog
- How to become a business owner rather than a language teacher
- How to get practical business advice that works for your business
- How creating an online language business can change your life

For the full blog post go to: 
https://langpreneur.com/podcast-09-seonaid-beckwith/

Learn how you can create a profitable online language business yourself:
https://langpreneur.com/

09. Building and Monetizing a Massive Language Blog with Seonaid Beckwith

What you will learn in this episode:

- My personal journey
- How to turn your passion for languages into an online business
- The advantages of collaborations and partnerships
- The parallels of learning languages and building an online language business

Grow your Language Business with our Personalized Group Coaching program. 

We're starting on July 20th, 2020! 
Only 12 spots available!

Sign up here:
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Learn more about our Langpreneur 1:1 coaching program:
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34. Langpreneur Phil interviews Jan van der Aa on Becoming a Langpreneur (Flipped Interview)

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190. Stop Doing All The Stuff That Doesn’t Matter

Jan

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