It finally came to a point where I felt an irresistible urge to join the program. And I remember I was on the landing page 10 minutes before the program closed.
1/ One of the best things I did in 2020 was to join a growth marketing program called @growclass
I’d seen it hover around online, I saw some friends talking about it. But I thought, wow, that looks great but it’s too expensive for me at the moment.
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It finally came to a point where I felt an irresistible urge to join the program. And I remember I was on the landing page 10 minutes before the program closed.
I was inspired by others to raise my prices significantly. Now my prices are triple what they were when I first started (and waaaay undercharging).
But the copywriting and website tear downs have made a big change for me.
It inspired me to build better resources for my programs.
As a solo founder, it’s extremely lonely, whether you’re seeing wins or struggles.
Not too many people in my life really “get it”
In my second, I had 10 students paying $400-525 each.
Today I’m about to close my next cohort starting on Saturday January 9th with 10 students paying $650-750 each.
Largely due to my shift in language and copywriting and how I talk about my programs (which is language I now use on my sales calls too).
You won’t regret it!
Feel free to DM me for any more info!
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