If there's time on tomorrow's call, I'd love to briefly chat about pricing strategy for my new course. I think I'll finish creating it this weekend.

As far as materials, there is roughly one hour of lesson videos total, 4x 20-min guided meditations, 5x journaling worksheets, and some other minor stuff. It's meant to be a 4-week challenge. But it's evergreen, so people can really go at their own pace.

I know some coaches price their courses based on the amount of material (e.g., video runtime). But I intentionally try to keep my courses very focused, lean, and simple. I value efficiency.

So pricing by "runtime" probably doesn't make sense in my case?

But this course is also my "intro" to my longer process. So I want it to be an accessible way for people to "tip their toes" into my framework. The course format (within Simplero) is essentially the same as my "flagship" course (currently offered at a discounted price of $270 for a bundle of 4 courses).

I don't know if my early adopters are just being nice, but I've heard on several occasions they think each of the 4 shorter courses has the "value" of $2-300 (currently priced at $75 each).

My hope is to have people get onto my course platform (Simplero) via this "intro" course. My final video of the course invites them to consider my longer process (very gentle CTA).

**My current thought for this new course is something really inexpensive, like $30 USD, for them to feel: 1) it's easy to make the decision to just buy it and try it - and be okay with not liking it, and 2) that it's a tremendous value for what they get (again, not necessarily in the amount of material, but the real life results they experience).

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated! :)

Hello!
After getting George's support on figuring out how to launch, I wrote a post to use as my launch post in November. I was actually inspired to create a slightly different package for this, but I don't know that it matters that I go into detail in this post. I'd love to hear thoughts on that, and on the post as a whole:

Where did November come from? I don’t know about you, but I’m not ready to be heading full tilt into the holidays, but here we are.

The next question is is your pet ready for the holidays, too?

In the midst of all of the to dos, grocery trips, food planning, vacation preparations, and gift buying, is your pet prepared, too?

In times of high stress and activity, it is important to remember that our pets live in whatever energy that is happening to us. But they have no ability to take a break from it or make a change. They don’t get to take a vacation from us :)

I know this can seem like one. more. thing. to add to your plate in the middle of the busiest season of the year, but the consequences of not supporting your pet can include all sorts of things that are not desirable… like chewing of shoes, peeing outside the litter box, or emotional outbursts.

If you have too much on your plate right now and it feels unmanageable, this is where animal communication work can help support you and your pet through tough times. 

Having a session can help to get you and your pet on the same page and prepared for the challenging times to come.

I’ve got a special package designed to support you and your pet through the holidaze ahead so that you and your pet can find the joy in the season together.

Hi George and other Simplero Users :)

This is a continuation of my previous question, here in the forum. I know it's outside the scope of ABC, so no expectations... :)

I'm currently on the least-expensive plan, which allows me to offer up to 5 products.

Currently, all 5 slots are filled: I have 4 shorter courses + a bundle that includes all 4 courses. Really, the 4 courses make up a complete process, or client journey.

By the end of the year, I will finish creating another 3 courses (so 7 total), sans bundle.

I don't think I'm in a place in my biz to upgrade to the next tier of Simplero (150% monthly increase for unlimited products).

I'm okay with combining my 4 courses and just offering the bundle as a single longer course. That would give me the ability to add my 3 new courses and have a spare slot.

One of the 3 courses I'm finishing up right now is a shorter, "framework intro" type course. So it would be a way for people to learn more about my work before committing to the longer, more expensive course.

Any idea what would be the easiest way to do this? I have people who have bought 3 of the 4 shorter courses individually. So if I "remove" any of the shorter courses, they would lose access.

Should I offer to "upgrade" them to the bundled version for free? Should I just bite the bullet and upgrade to the next tier of Simplero?

I know George's response last time was to focus on giving slots to courses that would sell. But because I didn't follow George's advice, and created the courses first, I'm not confident that I know which ones would. Doh! 😂

Just brainstorming out loud. But any ideas welcome... :)