Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast

The Not So Entrepreneurs is a podcast for busy entrepreneurs who want to bravely grow their online business. We will cover topics such as social media, email marketing, paid advertising, time management, and other strategies that will help you to scale your business!

Writing Emails That Your Audience Can't Wait to Read with Bobby Klinck 05/04/2022

Writing Emails That Your Audience Can't Wait to Read with Bobby Klinck Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! You’re sending emails to your audience, right? Sending weekly emails is a must, so if you’re not doing it yet, this episode is definitely for you. I’m joined by email-marketing expert Bobby Klinck, and we’re talking all about the emails that you’re writing and sending to your audience. The time you spend writing to your email list is more valuable than the time you spend creating Reels or TikToks or Facebook posts because your emails are going straight to your readers’ inboxes. If you’re not taking advantage of email, you’re missing an opportunity to build connections and relationships with your people. In this episode, Bobby is walking you through how to write emails that people actually want to read, the basic structure of a good email, why you should rethink the purpose of your emails, and so much more. Bobby Klinck is a Harvard lawyer turned online entrepreneur. He helps serve-first online entrepreneurs build lasting businesses that they love so that they can support their families and truly serve their audiences. Episode 93 Takeaways: + Email is the most valuable way to reach your audience. + Write emails that people actually want to read. + You should sound like a person, not a company. + Don't write your emails just to check a box. + Email builds a connection between you and your audience. + Your audience wants to get to know you. + People don’t connect with writing that is overly technical or formal. + Lean into your personality. + Subject lines aren’t as important as you think. + Don’t trick people into opening your emails. + Make note of stories as they happen or as you think of them. Don’t wait until you have the perfect email sequence to get started. The sooner you get started, the sooner you’ll start improving. If you’ve been wondering where to start, you’re in the right place. You can get your hands on Bobby’s new book, Email Marketing That Doesn't Suck, by clicking or searching for it on Amazon. If you’re trying to up your email game, this is a must-read. I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram: Links Mentioned: Find Out More About Bobby: Get Bobby’s Book: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/22946942

5 Important Lessons I’ve Learned From My Coach 03/30/2022

How to Have a Planning Retreat for Your Business 03/23/2022

How to Have a Planning Retreat for Your Business Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Do you have yearly planning retreats? In this episode, I’m telling you why I think you should. My team and I have a planning retreat every year that I find so valuable, so I wanted to tell you what our retreats look like and help you decide whether a planning retreat would be a good idea for you. I'm sharing everything you need to know about why we have planning retreats and what we cover at them. In this episode, you’ll learn when and where to have a retreat, how to prepare, and how to make sure the things that you plan at the retreat get implemented afterward. Whether you’ve had a planning retreat before or this is your first time hearing about them, this episode will help you figure out how to plan one for your business. Episode 91 Takeaways: + Work your business around your personal life, not your personal life around your business. + Decide how many hours you want to work and then fit in the most important things. + You don’t have to have a team to enjoy the benefits of a planning retreat. + There is value in celebrating and learning from the previous year. + You should be setting goals every year. + Have fun, bond, and socialize with your team. + It doesn't have to be January to have a planning retreat, you can have one now. + Make decisions based on numbers. + Don’t forget about your ideas after the retreat. This episode will help you plan your retreat from beginning to end. Even if you don’t have a team, I've included ideas to help you plan a solo retreat. I think you should give it a try. Find me on Instagram and let me know if you’ve ever hosted or attended a planning retreat before! If not, are you going to give it a shot? I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram: Links Mentioned: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/22479893

How to Use Product Videos to Boost TPT Sales with Chloe Tascoff 11/10/2021

How to Use Product Videos to Boost TPT Sales with Chloe Tascoff Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! What if I told you there was a marketing trick that could triple your sales? Chloe Tascoff is here talking about something unique to our businesses that we are not doing nearly enough of, and that’s using product videos. Product videos are a great way to increase sales, but if you’ve never made one, you probably have a lot of questions about them. How do you make these videos? What equipment should you use? How long should they be? What do you put in them? I don’t have all the answers, but our guest does. Chloe is sharing some of her best tips for making high-quality product videos that stop people in the middle of their scrolling and boost your sales. Chloe Tascoff is a teacher-author and video marketing guru in the teacher niche. She’s created almost 2,000 videos for her client’s products and her own products too. She helps digital & physical product creators to market the true value of their offerings by creating product highlight videos that stand out, attract loyal customers, and get repeatable sales through her signature program. She specializes in using marketing psychology and clean, professional video backgrounds to showcase how your product will make a teacher’s life easier or more convenient. Her videos can be used for product previews, pins, and much more! Episode 90 Takeaways: + Video sells. + Product videos are versatile and easy to repurpose. + You can make videos for digital products. + Videos make a product feel real to a buyer. + People stop their scroll to watch videos. + Video is the highest converting form of media for online sales. + Natural light is a great tool. + Use a white poster board as a background. + Give viewers enough time to see what’s in the video. + Test things. Product videos are seriously underutilized. I hope this episode gives you some inspiration to get started creating your own videos or even hiring someone to help you. If you’re not sure where to start, pick your best-selling product and go from there! If you don’t want to create your own videos, check out Chloe’s website, , to find out how to work with her. I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Links Mentioned: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/21088448

Mistakes That Teacher Entrepreneurs Make When Growing Their Email List (And What to Do Instead) 09/29/2021

6 Reasons Teacher Entrepreneurs Need to Create a Digital Course 09/22/2021

6 Reasons Teacher Entrepreneurs Need to Create a Digital Course Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Have you bought into the lie that teachers aren’t going to buy a course from you? Let’s break that down and talk about why they ARE! In this episode, I'm excited to talk to you about the six reasons that digital courses are perfect for teacher entrepreneurs. I’m so excited to talk about this because I often read misbeliefs about digital course creation inside Facebook groups that are completely untrue, and I want to clear some of them up for you. I can't tell you how many times I've seen someone post in an entrepreneur group that digital courses only work for people who are selling them to other entrepreneurs. They think that digital courses are only for entrepreneurs who are ultimately going to make money so therefore they are the only ones willing to pay for a course. Well, I'm here to tell you that that is hogwash. There are tons of super successful course creators out there who are not selling to other entrepreneurs, and I'm one of them! I created a course for teachers, and I think it was super successful. I had a six-figure launch the first time around, and then I nearly doubled it. And I'm not the only success story. I'm not the only one out there who's created a course in an industry where someone isn't going to make money from the course they bought. Another thing I hear people asking is “can teachers really afford to pay for a course out of their own pocket?” No surprise, my answer is YES! Let me share with you six reasons that creating a course is perfect for teacher entrepreneurs. Then, I think you’ll see why we need more people making courses for teachers. Episode 88 Takeaways: + Teachers are lifelong learners. + Teachers need Professional Development in order to keep their licenses. + You can teach applicable strategies that university education programs often don't include. + You have this opportunity to offer a Professional Development experience that is superior to some of the experiences they've had in school. + You're already an expert with proven results. + You already know how to teach. I hope I’ve convinced you that teacher entrepreneurs should be creating more digital courses. So, are you ready to create your digital course? Are you ready to provide the training that your audience has been begging for? If so, I want you to join Amy Porterfield’s Digital Course Academy. I want you to have a huge impact on your teacher audience, so I have decided to offer a set of bonuses to any teacher entrepreneur who wants to sign up for Digital Course Academy through my link ! When you join, you will get access to the course, ALL of Amy’s bonuses plus the ones I am throwing in! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Links Mentioned: Digital Course Academy: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/20513150

3 Questions to Ask When Choosing Your Course Topic 09/15/2021

3 Questions to Ask When Choosing Your Course Topic Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! If you created a digital course, what would it be about? If you’ve been thinking that a digital course might be in your future but you’re not sure what to make it about, this is the episode for you. I’m giving you three quick and simple questions to ask yourself to generate some ideas for a course topic that would be right for you. Even if you haven’t thought about creating a digital course yet, I want you to try this exercise. It will give you some good topic ideas for other content, or you can stash them away for future courses when the time comes. You’ll walk away from this episode with three different ways to come up with the course topic that's right for you as a teacher entrepreneur. Episode 87 Takeaways: + Think about what questions buyers are asking about your biggest product line. + Don’t create a course on how to use your resource. + Create a course that complements your product. + Write down all of the course ideas that you have. + If your audience is still asking questions then it means there's still room for a course. + If you’ve already created content on a topic, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t create a course on it too. + You should be passionate about your topic. + Take inspiration from your social media. + Teach about the thing that seems easy or obvious to you. These are the quickest, easiest, and best ways to come up with a topic for your course. I don’t want to overwhelm you with lots of ideas because that will just make it harder to narrow down to one. I hope this gives you some ideas and gets you thinking about what your course topic will be. Amy Porterfield has a free training called 5 Little Known Mistakes Most Course Creators Make and What to Do Instead, and I want you to join me for it. Amy’s trainings are always amazing, but I’m especially excited for this one. Plus, it will be a great opportunity for you to see how she teaches online. and don’t miss out on the perks of tuning in live! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Links Mentioned: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/20432123

What NOT to Do When Creating a Digital Course with Amy Porterfield 09/08/2021

What NOT to Do When Creating a Digital Course with Amy Porterfield Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! What would you say if I told you that there’s a way for teachers to make more money and get more free time? Do you want to know what it is? Digital course creation. In this episode, I’m chatting with none other than Amy Porterfield, the queen of all things course creation, and I’m asking her as many questions as I can fit into one podcast episode. She’s sharing things like who should create a course, the mistakes that first-time course creators make, and some of the mindset issues that course creators face. Amy has a soft spot for teachers, and she totally gets what it’s like to be a teacher wanting to create a course. She knows that we’re a little different from a lot of other entrepreneurs, so that’s why I thought she would be the perfect person to answer our questions. Episode 86 Takeaways: + Don’t make it more complicated than it needs to be. + Focus on one course and launch it a few times before you move on to something else. + You can make changes and improvements after your first launch. + Ask your audience what they need and want. + Don’t spend too much time on the name or logo. + You can make money off of courses at lower price points. + Keep your audience out of the overwhelm. + You don’t need to be the expert of all experts. + A digital course can give you freedom. Are you going to create a course? Maybe a course is right for you or maybe not, but for me, it was a total game-changer. Either way, I hope Amy answers some of your questions about what goes into it! Right now, you can get a sneak peek at Amy’s course that takes you through creating your own course from beginning to end. This sneak peek will give you access to all of Module 1, which takes you through the first 7 steps to get ready to create your course. It’s only available this week, so don’t miss it! Sign up ! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Links Mentioned: Amy Porterfield’s Bootcamp: Amy Porterfield’s Sneak Peek: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/20345987

Your Burning Questions About My Course Creation Journey with Bobby Klinck 09/01/2021

Your Burning Questions About My Course Creation Journey with Bobby Klinck Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Have you ever thought about creating a course? What stopped you? Feeling like no one would buy it? Teachers couldn’t afford it? You not being qualified? I dealt with all those thoughts too, and guess what? None of them turned out to be true! I want to tell you the story of how I decided to create a course in the hopes that it helps you to create yours, and I’ve brought my friend Bobby Klinck along to help me. In this episode, we’re switching things up, and he’s interviewing me! We’re starting back before I ever thought about creating a course and then going through what led me to create a course, what that was like, and what I learned along the way. Episode 85 Takeaways: + If people ask you a lot of questions about something, it might be a sign that you could create a course about it. + Just because something seems obvious to you, doesn’t mean it’s obvious to other people. + Your audience needs your help. + It’s natural to experience imposter syndrome. + You don’t need to write at a high academic level. + You don’t need to be good with tech to launch a course. + Your audience needs you to go back to basics. + Don’t base your price off of other people’s prices. Base it off of your audience. + Get the right people in your audience and build relationships with them. Chatting with Bobby is so much fun. I hope that you enjoy getting to know him a little bit in this episode all about courses. If you’ve been on the fence about creating a course, I hope that my story is inspiring to you! If you are thinking about creating a course, I have something special to share with you. Amy Porterfield is running a Bootcamp that will take you through the first 7 steps to get ready to create your course. This module helped me get clarity on what I wanted to do, so I hope it can do the same for you. Sign up for Amy Porterfield’s Bootcamp here: I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Links Mentioned: Amy Porterfield’s Bootcamp: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/20323373

How to Work with Your Spouse (Without Killing Them) 08/25/2021

How to Work with Your Spouse (Without Killing Them) Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Are you thinking about retiring your spouse and bringing them into your business? First of all, congratulations! That’s a big step, and it’s exciting that you’re even considering it. I know that you probably have a lot of questions about what this process might look like for you, so I brought my husband, Scott, onto the podcast to talk all about working with a spouse. Whenever I mention that my husband works with me, I get so many questions from people who want to retire their spouses but aren’t sure how which is why I wanted to make this episode for you. Scott and I are chatting about our back story, what it’s like to work together, and what Scott has worked on in the business over the years. We’re sharing five tips to help you work together without wanting to kill each other as well as some ideas for what your spouse could do in your business. Grab a pen and paper, and get ready to write down the ideas that resonate with you! Episode 84 Takeaways: + Have realistic expectations for working with your spouse. + It takes time and trying things out to find the perfect role for your spouse. + Just because you’re retiring your spouse doesn't necessarily mean they want to work in your business. + Everyone’s timing is different. + Make sure that your spouse is working in their area of genius. + Stay in your lane. + Declare your work time. + Declare your workspace. + Have fun working together. + Your spouse can learn how to do new things. Bringing your spouse home to work with you is exciting and rewarding, but it does take a little bit of time and work to get it right. I want you to know that we’re not perfect and no one is, so it’s really important to have realistic expectations for working with your spouse. The most important thing to make sure of is that your spouse is doing something they love and working in their zone of genius. If they don’t want to work in your business, that’s okay, but if they do, I hope this episode helps you to get started. I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/20244521

Kicking Imposter Syndrome to the Curb 08/18/2021

How My Team Generated 130k in Sales WITHOUT Me 08/11/2021

How My Team Generated 130k in Sales WITHOUT Me Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Have you ever found yourself thinking things like “no one could do this like me,” or “I’m the only one who can do this”? Those thoughts are holding you back from getting the help you need to grow your business. Recently, I had to step away from my business for a little while (I’ll talk about why in this episode) so my team had to take over. We had a sale planned that I thought we would have to cancel, but they handled the whole thing, and guess what? It was super successful! In this episode, I’m sharing how my team generated 130k in sales without me. That’s right, not only can my team handle things without me, they can do it even better than I could! Episode 82 Takeaways: + Sometimes life gives you things you didn’t plan for. + Build a team that can work without you. + Hire team members who can be resourceful. + Trust others to be good at what they do. + Your team knows you and your business better than you realize. + Let your team members take over things that they enjoy doing. + Think about where you want your business to be in the future. + Make decisions for your future business. + There are people who can do what you do. I hope that you have someone helping you in your business and taking things off your plate. If you don’t, take this episode as a sign that maybe you should. You might feel like no one can do what you do as well as you do it, but they can, and when you have people on your team who can take over for you, your life becomes a whole lot easier. If you’re looking for more resources about how to hire, I’ve created an entire workshop to help you get started. It will teach you when to hire, what to hire for, how to hire, and everything else you need to know. You can find it linked below! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Links Mentioned: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/20094572

Using Live Video to Connect, Engage & Sell with Heather Sager 08/04/2021

Using Live Video to Connect, Engage & Sell with Heather Sager Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! How confident are you when it comes to live video? In this episode, I have a special treat for you. It’s a glimpse into a private guest coaching session from my mastermind with video and public speaking expert, Heather Sager. This session was so good, so I decided to pull some of the best clips from it and make a value-packed podcast episode all about using live video to uplevel your business. Heather covers things like setting goals for your live videos, crafting strong openings, and engaging your audience. If anyone knows how to create successful live videos, it’s her! Heather helps busy entrepreneurs structure their ideas, clarify their message, and hone their speaking skills so they deliver knockout live presentations, videos, and - workshops and sell their stuff. Over the past 15 years, she’s delivered 1000 presentations and helped hundreds of 6 and 7-figure business owners and their teams elevate their communication skills. Episode 81 Takeaways: + You don’t have to be on every platform. + Flow, conversion, and retention are the three main pillars in business. + Set measurable goals for your live videos. + Have your replay in mind when you go live. + Make your opening strong. + Talk about your freebie at the beginning. + Ask questions that are easy to answer in the comments. + Engage people watching the replay as well as the people watching live. + Write down easy engagement questions. I love that Heather’s tips are so simple and actionable. She makes going live seem so much less daunting throughout this episode Whether you're already using live video in your business or just starting to consider it, be sure to grab your notebook and pen because you're going to learn so much from this episode! If you’re wondering how you can join my mastermind, you can get on the waitlist at to be the first to hear when applications open again! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Links Mentioned: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/20023004

An Easy Strategy for TpT Sale Emails 07/28/2021

Must Know Tips For Pricing Your TpT Resources 07/21/2021

Writing TpT Descriptions that Sell 07/14/2021

3 Ways to Increase TpT Sales in July 07/07/2021

Getting the Most Out of a Business Conference 06/30/2021

6 Reasons I'll Never Have a Freebie Library 06/23/2021

6 Reasons I'll Never Have a Freebie Library Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Are you thinking about creating a freebie library? This is something that I get pretty passionate about, so buckle up because I am being really upfront about how I feel about them in this episode. As you can tell from the title, I do not have a freebie library, and I'm sharing with you the 6 reasons why I never will. Some of you probably have a freebie library, and if you’re super happy with its conversion rate and you love having one, this episode might not be for you. But I do get a lot of questions from people who are thinking about setting one up, so I thought it would be helpful for me to bring all of my answers together in this episode. Episode 75 Takeaways: + A freebie library is a collection of freebies that someone gets access to when they give you their email address. + Freebie libraries are not so popular outside of the teaching space. + You won’t know what specific freebie each individual signed up for. + A standard lead magnet makes it easier to sell on the back end. + It makes it harder to be known for something when you're = giving away all kinds of things. + A freebie library gives your audience decision fatigue. + Freebie libraries often aren’t the best examples of your work. + You don’t want to attract an audience that is only looking for freebies. + You will forever be answering emails about lost passwords for a freebie library. + Having the right people on your list is better than a large list. You shouldn’t feel like you have to make a freebie library just because you think everyone else is doing it... I encourage you to really ask yourself what your goals are and how that library will or will not help you to meet those goals. If it won’t help, you don’t have to make it! For more of my thoughts and an explanation on why I feel this way, tune in! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/19523987

Strategically Using Your TpT Conversion Rate 06/16/2021

Strategically Using Your TpT Conversion Rate Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Do you hate looking at your numbers? I get it. I think a lot of creative, visionary types tend to struggle with the data and numbers side of their business, but it is super important to understand them! In this episode, I am going to simplify things for you. We are chatting about data generally, but we’re also going to be diving into the specifics of using your TpT conversion rate. We're going to talk about what it means, why you might have a low conversion rate, why you might have a high conversion rate, what you could do with your conversion rate, and how we use conversion rates to make decisions regarding our Facebook ads. I’m bringing on my husband, Scott, to talk about this because he’s my data guy, and he’ll be able to answer all of our questions. Even if you don't like looking at the numbers in your business, this episode is for you. Episode 74 Takeaways: + You want to look at data that directly affects your outcome. + Compare your numbers to your own past numbers. + Track numbers weekly rather than daily or hourly. + You need to be making decisions based on data. + A conversion rate tells you how many people it takes to click on your product before someone buys it. + Don’t decrease your price to increase your conversion rate. + Improve your listing to improve your conversion rate. + Calculate your earnings per click. It’s important to have someone tracking the numbers in your business, so if it’s not going to be you, make sure you bring someone on to do it for you. Once you’ve collected some data, you can use it to make decisions about what products to make, what products to promote, whether to add budget to your Facebook ads or turn them off. Your numbers will tell you what to do. Don’t forget to leave a review letting me know what you think of the podcast! I love to read them, and I really appreciate it. I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/19414883

Managing Overwhelm as a Teacher Entrepreneur 06/09/2021

Time Saving Hacks for Your Business 06/02/2021

Wealth, Webinars and When to Hire: Memorable Moments from the Spring Mastermind Retreat 05/26/2021

5 Mistakes You’re Making When Hiring Help 05/19/2021

Transitioning Out of the Classroom 05/12/2021

How to Create Membership Content that Your Audience Raves About with Brittany Hege 05/05/2021

How to Create Membership Content that Your Audience Raves About with Brittany Hege Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! Do teachers want memberships? This might be something you’re asking yourself if you’re thinking about creating a membership and wondering if teachers can afford it. Let me tell you something: they can. And if they see value in what you are offering them, they will buy it. Take it from someone who knows! Today’s guest, Brittany Hege, has a membership for 4th and 5th grade math teachers that is absolutely thriving. I brought her on to share the ins and outs of creating a membership for teachers. You’ll hear about some of the struggles that Brittany faced in creating and growing her membership and how she overcame them. Brittany is the math-obsessed educator behind Mix and Math. She is a teacher, learner, and lover of all things math. She graduated undergrad with a degree in Elementary Education and a master’s degree in Elementary Mathematics Education. She began her career as a 5th-grade teacher before moving into a math interventionist/coach role. Currently, she serves upper elementary teachers through meaningful professional development both online and in schools. Episode 68 Takeaways: + A membership provides ongoing support. + Let your members tell you what they want. + Create content that you are passionate about. + You can change how you do things as you go. + Community is important to teachers. + Your membership will not be a fit for everyone. + Running a business can and should be fun. + You don’t have to be an expert on everything. Are you thinking about adding a membership to your business? Then I have great news for you. Stu McLaren’s course, Tribe, is now open for enrollment, and we have a bonus package for you. When you sign up at you will get access to a group coaching session with me, along with one of my new workshops for FREE! It only opens up once a year, so don’t miss out! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Resources Mentioned: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/18895850

Using a Membership to Build Your Teacher Business with Caitlin and Jessica from EB Academics 04/28/2021

Why You Need to Start a Membership with Stu McLaren 04/21/2021

Using Gamification to Engage Your Audience with Tama-Lea Lorenzen 04/14/2021

Using Gamification to Engage Your Audience with Tama-Lea Lorenzen Welcome back to another episode of the Not So Wimpy Entrepreneur Podcast! What is gamification and how can you use it in your business? Have you ever been in your Facebook group and it's like crickets? Do you create all this great content in your membership or course and no one's talking about it? Gamification might be the answer to your problems. It's okay if you have no idea what gamification is because I am bringing on an expert, Tama-Lea Lorenzen, to teach us all about it. Tama-Lea helps to teach other online entrepreneurs how to incorporate gamification into their Facebook groups, their online courses, and their memberships so that their paying members are consuming more of their content and are more engaged. She’s going to teach you how you can use it in this episode to do the same. She's been in the training industry for over 20 years, so she knows a thing or two about getting people to learn. She's worked for some big companies like IBM and Starbucks, and she is the founder of Engaging Gamification and the Players Club membership. Episode 65 Takeaways: + Gamification is about using the mechanics and strategies of games to motivate people. + Gamification is important for course creators and membership owners because it increases interaction. + Even if you don’t have courses or memberships, you can still use it. + Make progress visible. + Break content down into chunks to make it more consumable. + Give your students feedback in two to three different ways. + Keep it simple. + Have fun just for the sake of it. + You can use the gamification that's already built into Facebook. Don’t forget to grab Tama-Lea’s so that you can get your Facebook group talking, engaging, and consuming your content. You can use these ideas with your course or membership to increase the results and the transformations within your program which will lead to more testimonials and bigger launches in the future! I would love to connect with you! You can find me on Instagram at . Resources Mentioned: /episode/index/show/notsowimpyentrepreneurpodcast/id/18638507

Tips for a Winning Pinterest Strategy in 2021 with Kate Ahl 04/07/2021

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