HeyJaredArtsyCourseExperts Tech Podcast
Tech tips for creative professionals that build, operate, and grow online courses. We help with topics like strategy, architecture, development, launching, maintaining, enhancing, operating, delighting, attracting, converting, and scaling.
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Your First Users Are More For Feedback Than Money (opens the original)
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Your first users are more than just some initial money, they're your most valuable source of feedback. Before spending heavily on marketing, use a small group of early (paid or free) users to identify what's working and what needs fixing. If you have any feedback or want to dig in, use the 💬 comments. Subscribe & Like to get instant downloads and notifications. You can also get email updates here: https://www.ArtsyCourseExperts.com/Subscribe - - - - About Artsy Course Experts Our podcast helps c
Why Creative Teachers and Coaches Should Stop Waiting to Feel Ready? (opens the original)
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Waiting until everything is perfect may be slowing your creative business growth. Discover why online course creators, coaches, and membership community leaders often succeed by taking experimental actions before feeling fully ready. Learn practical mindset shifts and technology tips from experts who help creative teachers build and grow successful online businesses.https://artsycourseexperts.com/why-creative-teachers-and-coaches-should-stop-waiting-to-feel-ready/ - - - - Subscribe & Like to get
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