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Season 3 Recap β Reflections, Challenges and Plans for the Show
18 Jun 2024
00:14:10
At the end of every season, I ask myself four questions. What happened? What went well? What didn't go well? And what's next? In this episode, I'll share ALL the answers to those questions, plus some specific financial information on the brand and why this episode will likely be the last.
Why accessibility in your product and business is so important with Erin Perkins
11 Jun 2024
00:43:36
There's no better time to start thinking about accessibility than today! Erin talks about the why and how to make your digital products (and business) more accessible.
Erin Perkins is a champion for disability rights and an entrepreneur promoting accessibility and inclusiveness. As a deafblind woman, she founded Mabely Q, an independent online business. Erin also serves as a speaker and educator. Her unique experiences foster genuine inclusion, empowering people with disabilities. With Erin's guidance, businesses embrace diversity and unlock the potential of every individual.
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Launching a product before you have a big audience with Brionna Ned
04 Jun 2024
00:47:48
"Build an audience" is one of the biggest pieces of advice in the online world, but what if you create a product first? Brionna created her Contracts Foundations course knowing that because it was so valuable, people would find it. She also recommends the course to new leads when they can't afford her 1:1 services or just to get up to speed with the fundamentals of contracts before they start working with her.
Brionna is a self-described multi-dimensional misfit. She started her career in law working at various firms in California before she became the second legal hire at a nascent electric vehicle company. She left her full-time role as in-house counsel 5 years ago to pursue entrepreneurship as a legal consultant and wellbeing guide. She's worked with everyone from C-level executives at Fortune 100 companies, to new solopreneurs, to stay-at-home caregivers, to teenagers. Most recently, she launched a new venture, The Everyday Lawyer, that's focused on teaching freelancers and solopreneurs the foundations of business law so they can make better and more confident decisions in their work.
What if your digital product was easy and fun with Liz Wilcox
28 May 2024
00:41:05
Digital products don't have to be so hard! Listen to Liz's story of selling her first product, then creating it and how she continues to create and sell with relative ease.
The Fresh Princess of Email Marketing, Liz Wilcox is an Email Strategist and Keynote Speaker showing small businesses how to build online relationships, package up their βmagicβ and turn it into emails that people want to read and, most importantly, purchase from.
In the span of 5 years, Liz grew and sold a successful blog, got bought out of her second company, and built the third into a multiple six-figure party that just wonβt quit! In other words, she now teaches online entrepreneurs to simplify the whole βemail marketing thingβ and finally master their sales in a way that leverages their personality, vision, and values.
Sheβs best known for her 4200+ users membership, 20 Minute Newsletter technique, and the Email Staircase framework sheβs taught to tens of thousands of creatives, freelancers, ecommerce shop owners, and small businesses across the globe.
Offline, Liz lives in Florida, loves to run and is a walking 90s pop culture encyclopedia.
Gaining clarity for a product by working closely with clients with Yasmine Salem Hamdan
21 May 2024
00:47:14
Tune in for a very meta episode! Yasmine shares the story of creating digital products (contract templates for service providers) but also talks about the contracts you need as a service provider and digital product creator.
Meet Yasmine Salem Hamdan, an award-winning entrepreneur and intellectual property attorney based in Dallas, Texas. She's the founder of Coachesandcompany.com, where she's revolutionizing legal protection for entrepreneurs by offering plug-and-play legal solutions and lawyer-created business contracts without the hefty law firm fees. Her innovative approach has helped thousands of entrepreneurs safeguard their businesses and financial futures. Yasmine also hosts The Business of Doing Business Podcast, where she shares bite-sized lessons and invaluable insights, catering to modern entrepreneurs. Her contributions have earned recognition from platforms like Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Thinkific, and Dallas Startup Week.
Yasmineβs mission is to help entrepreneurs everywhere build their own Protected & Profitable businesses in order to create a positive impact on the world & financial independence for themselves.
Adapting your business around your life and knowing yourself with Laura Robinson
14 May 2024
00:52:20
Laura has gone through several evolutions of her business, from 1:1 work to a membership to a group cohort to courses and beyond. Her goal is always to build her business around her life, and she has developed a really great sense of self to know what works for her and what doesn't.
Laura is an online marketing mentor and experienced digital copywriter. Over the last 10 years, she has helped hundreds of business owners create and sell 1-1 services, courses, memberships, and group programs. Sheβs taught thousands of people around the world, through the copywriting training she created for international business organizations including Female Entrepreneur Association, Enterprise Nation, and Membership Academy. She is also the author of the Comfy Business Playbook, and the creator of the Comfy Business Newsletter for people who want a business that flexes around their other life challenges, priorities, and adventures.
Getting your first product out there and building your business with Samantha Burmeister
07 May 2024
00:46:27
With Black Friday quickly approaching, Samantha saw an opportunity to create a set of emails to help people sell their products. It was fast and without any tech; she emailed her list and manually invoiced customers. After seeing success, she went on to create more products.
Sam is the founder & lead copywriter at Nomad Copy Agency & Copy On Demand. Get copy that sounds like you, but better!
The top five tips for a successful online course with Deb Barnes
30 Apr 2024
00:52:06
If you're looking to create an online course, check out this episode where Deb shares her top tips including: - Have a proven process, method or framework - Help others get results - Make sure your topic is in demand - Plan well (including market research and finding the gap) - Include touch points and accountability
Deb is the CEO of DB Course Strategies β an online course creation business. With over 20 years in the world of learning and development, including over a decade spent as an Instructional Designer, Deb specializes in creating learning programs that simplify complex subjects into manageable, transformative pieces for learners.
Growing as business owner after a failed product with Raina Willick
23 Apr 2024
00:47:24
I don't get many business owners who want to come on the show and share that their first product didn't sell at all, but I am so glad that Raina Willick joined me to tell her story. Even though her first product failed from a sales perspective, she doesn't consider it a failure. She learned a lot and grew from the experience. We also chat about potential digital products for her new venture, Baguette Bound.
Raina Willick guides business owners to create more flow and fun in their work by cutting through their Shiny Object Syndrome and organizing the focus of their businesses around their Personal Jedi Code of Values.
Her goal is always to turn the internal clarity coaching brings into external action plans her clients can use to make their business a better place for them to work.
She is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), a member and an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) of the International Coaching Federation, and a Fellow of the Institute of Coaching McLean, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School.
Since 2020, has spent hundreds of hours coaching owners of small service location based businesses, freelancers, content creators, agency owners, and consulting firm executives.
Previous to coaching, her experience as a Registered Nurse in critical care leadership taught her how to prioritize under pressure without loosing sight of the human element in every situation, and experience as a community manager for entrepreneurial memberships gave her unique insight into the lives and time challenges of business owners behind the scenes.
Personally, Raina has a deep understanding of when to dive in and when to turn away, like when she left a religious cult at age 18; when she signed up for (and completed) a triathlon without knowing how to swim; when she first enrolled in, then dropped out of, pastry school; and when she left a 17 year career as a critical care nurse to turn her talent for community organizing into a service building community growth and facilitating masterminds for entrepreneurs.
Raina grew up unschooled. She claims she will never have time for all the books on her list, and has seen every episode of The Office, Schittβs Creek and Downton Abbey more than once. She is mother to one human child, wife to one human man, and reluctantly cohabitates with one talkative orange cat name Grits (she wonβt claim to be his owner in case he reads this bio).
Communicating well on social media and other marketing channels with Corrie Oberdin
16 Apr 2024
01:07:45
It's another different kind of interview! Corrie is here to tell us all about using social media (and other marketing channels) to share the good news about our digital products and more. We dive into which channels are best for you, how often to post based on your capacity, consistency and how social media is a long game.
With over 22 years in digital marketing and over 17 years of experience developing social media campaigns, Corrie's career spans not only years but also industries. She's developed community marketing programs for video games & television shows and created social media programs for financial instructions, child advocacy centers, food service suppliers, and community nonprofits.
What's more? After all these years, she still loves helping people figure out how they can make their social media & email programs work for them. She believes there is something magical in assisting a team β big or small β to realize that they can make decisions that work for their organization, audience, and programs.
Digital products can help you find your people with Deanna Seymour
02 Apr 2024
00:59:54
Deanna and I are all over the place today talking about her audio courses and private podcasts, how digital products can help you connect with people, how her teaching background has helped her as a product creator and figuring out exactly what you want and need as an online business owner.
As the host of Big Fun Content, Deanna Seymour understands the power of creativity, fun, and lettin' your freak flag fly when it comes to content creation. Sheβs all about bold branding, lively design, and making less content, but doing it better.
With a mix of humor, empathy, and real talk, Deanna helps you feel more comfortable in your own skin so you can actually have fun with your content and connect with your perfect-fit clients.
When sheβs not recording a new podcast episode or working with clients, sheβs probably making GIFs, hanginβ with her fam, or sneaking in some Real Housewives!
Accessibility is the quality of being able to be reached, entered, used, or understood by everyone, especially people with disabilities.
Accessibility is a way to reach more people and help more people understand the information you're sharing with them. It's good for everyone and really just good practice.
In this episode, we'll talk about a few ways that you can make your digital product more accessible, without having to do a ton of extra work.
Marketing your product with pillar content with Abby Herman
19 Mar 2024
00:42:59
We're mixing it up today and instead of talking about Abby's digital products, she came on the show to talk about all things marketing. From creating pillar content to getting in front of other people's audiences, Abby answers all of my marketing questions!
Abby Herman is a fractional marketing director, content strategist and podcast manager for service-based businesses who want to gain more visibility for their businesses with personalized content strategies and implementation. She helps business owners let go of the day-to-day frustration around their marketing so her clients can get back to doing what they love in business. Abby is the voice behind The Content Experiment Podcast, where she features guests and solo episodes to talk about business growth and mindset, content strategy, and visibility for podcasters.
Why should I spend time on a $50 product when my services are thousands of dollars?
12 Mar 2024
00:13:05
I love this question because on the surface it makes sense. It looks like a valid comparison, but if you really look at it, the comparison is just not there. In this episode, I dive into many ways that you can look at this.
Incorporating print on demand into your suite of products with Tim Krywulak
05 Mar 2024
00:44:10
Have you ever thought about print on demand products as part of your offerings? Tim shares why and how he added these to his product list which also includes a few templates available on Gumroad.
Tim is a podcaster and YouTuber who covers content creation and social media strategy. He has spent much of his career in education, applied research, and project management, all of which involve elements of content creation and storytelling. Now, he's on a mission to use that experience to help other content creators and entrepreneurs develop their skills, build sustainable businesses, and achieve their goals.
If I have a lead magnet, do I have a digital product?
27 Feb 2024
00:10:33
A new connection recently asked, If I have a lead magnet, do I have a product? And the answer is YES.
Smaller products are great because like lead magnets, they solve one problem really well. They are easier for you to create and easier for your customers to consume and get a big win from!
Today I'll share a few options when it comes to creating a digital product, all from the perspective of lead magnets.
Turning her lead magnet into a paid product with Hollie Arnett
20 Feb 2024
00:47:42
Hollie created the Ultimate Branding Checklist as a lead magnet for her list. After seeing a lot of success, she decided to expand on it and now offers three additional paid options.
Hollie Arnett is a brand strategist and coach for creatives, and the founder of Maker & Moxie. With a background in graphic design and experience with her own art practice, Hollie knows the power of creativity and how building a brand can enable your creative business to thrive. That's why she's on a mission to help creators build their brand, grow their audience, and share their work with the world so that together we can make the world a more creative place, one brand at a time. More creativity, colour, and joy in the world? Yes please!
Whatβs the best sales platform for my digital product?
13 Feb 2024
00:11:56
There are tons of sales platforms out there for your digital product β how do you know which is the best one for you? Let's talk about a few questions to ask when vetting sales platforms. I'll also share a variety of options and talk a bit about each.
You may already have a digital product with Debbie Campbell
06 Feb 2024
00:25:31
We don't all have an idea for a product β sometimes it takes a friend or colleague to show us that we already have something to sell!
Debbie had been maintaining websites for many years, communicating with clients using email templates and snippets from Google docs. She was looking for a better way to clearly let her clients know what was and wasn't included in her care plans (and to upsell additional services). Once she created a comprehensive document, she also had a product to sell to her peers.
Everything you think about digital products is wrong.
As I was putting together the season 2 bonus episode with all of the advice from the digital product creators of season 2, I realized that SO many of the ideas we have about digital products are just plain incorrect.
Today I walk through things you may think you need to be or do, but that no guest on the show has ever actually mentioned.
Reviewing season 2 and how you can review parts of your life and business
12 Dec 2023
00:11:43
Join me as I walk through my four question framework (what happened, what went well, what didn't go well and what to try next time) as it applies to season 2 of the show. We'll also talk about how you can use this framework in any area of your life.
Offering value in each part of a sales funnel with Kathleen Celmins
05 Dec 2023
00:40:48
Kathleen has been creating digital products for 10 years and most recently launched Quizillionaire, a toolkit to create a high-converting online quiz that attracts your ideal customer. We talk about the pieces of Kathleen's sales funnel along with creator mindset blocks and shifts.
Kathleen Celmins, the founder and CEO of The Well-Paid Expert, has more than 15 years of experience in the online marketing world - in both large Fortune 500 companies and start-ups. She's on a mission to help creators (service providers, writers, designers, marketers, podcasters) become well-paid experts.
There are two types of marketing when it comes to digital products β launch marketing and ongoing marketing. Today we'll talk about several things that you can do to market your product ongoing, beyond that initial launch period. From showcasing your products in easy-to-get-to places to creating content for your audience to leveraging other audiences, I share a number of ideas that you can try.
Allowing your products to evolve with your energetic capacity and circumstances with Maggie Gentry
21 Nov 2023
00:44:14
Maggie joins me to talk about her Solo Business Retreat Planning Guide and how this low-priced product is an offering for anyone at any point in their journey.
Maggie Gentry is a thought partner for high-conscious entrepreneursβacting as a confidant and co-conspiratorβgently guiding them towards their growth edges, pointing them back to their truth, and redefining how they do business on their own terms. When these elements flow together synchronistically, magic happens. Nothing gives her more joy than finding patterns amidst the (perceived) chaos so that her clients may step more fully into their genius and allow their businesses to be of service to the world.
Balancing existing client work with creating a new digital product
14 Nov 2023
00:16:02
You may be wondering (like Roy on Threads) how to actually find time to work on a new digital product when you have client work and other obligations. In this episode, I share some questions around mindset to make sure you're in a good place, plus a few strategies for planning and time management.
Affiliate marketing alongside your digital product with Angela Markham
07 Nov 2023
00:45:59
Angela talks about her first product, The Flourishing Affiliate and how the process was much different from her new product, The Affiliate Ascent. I also ask all of my burning questions about using affiliate marketing with your digital products.
Angela Markham has been helping small business owners grow their income and impact with affiliate marketing since 2014. She educates and motivates her clients through online courses, coaching programs and management services, which are all built on establishing and growing genuine relationships to generate scalable income sources.
Maximizing your website for converting digital products
31 Oct 2023
00:16:21
I posted a question on Twitter and Threads recently that I was planning solo episodes. I asked, what are you interested in learning about digital products? Fatima responded and said, maximizing your website for converting digital products. I love to talk about websites and have a ton of tips for you in this episode.
Continuous learning and experimentation in business with Kim Doyal
24 Oct 2023
01:00:33
Kim has been a serious student of marketing for as long as she's been in business. She also walks her talk and gets "clarity through the doing." In this episode, Kim also shares her love of physical products and how she's been offering those from the very beginning.
With over 15+ years in the digital marketing space, Kim is an email & newsletter enthusiast, podcaster, and founder of Create It - The Content Planner. Focused on living with intention & purpose, while maximizing fun.
Exploring the wheel of emotions on your journey to your first digital product
17 Oct 2023
00:13:45
In the last solo episode, I talked about dealing with disappointment in your digital product, but that's not the only emotion you may feel. In this episode, I explore the wheel of emotions and identify others you may encounter on your journey.
Living her mantra, "Action Creates Clarity" with Shawn Fink
10 Oct 2023
00:47:41
Shawn is a business coach who advises her clients to act because action creates clarity. Learn how she has embodied this mantra with her first and second businesses and the digital products she's created over the years.
Shawn Fink is a creative business strategist who has been creating digital and virtual offers, coaching and selling online for 15 years. She's a gentle instigator and changemaker who prefers to operate as a free spirit and think outside the box of the online industry.
In 2013, she built a 6-figure membership business that helped her build a village of women around the world.
In 2020, she took a Brave YES Leap and closed that business down and moved into helping other entrepreneurs build thriving businesses.
She helps her clients grow, uplevel or pivot their business to center their thriving and joy.
Dealing with disappointment in your first digital product
03 Oct 2023
00:10:57
Digital products are not all rainbows and bubbles and baskets of kittens and buckets of money. There are a couple of different ways that you may experience disappointment with your digital product and in this episode, I talk about three of them.
Prototypes and passion projects to overcome the fear of producing with Bridget Willard
26 Sep 2023
00:23:59
Bridget started with a prototype/passion project, an Amazon book, before diving into other Amazon books, a free content planner and her premium product, Launch With Words.Β
Author of several marketing books, Bridget Willard is a teacher who focuses on building relationships first, brands second. She prides herself in offering in-house training, marketing strategy, copywriting, and social media account management.
Her WordPress Plugin βLaunch With Wordsβ is a value-add for developers who focus on niche marketing. To equip small business owners, she writes, teaches, presents to small groups, and creates tutorials.
When sheβs not inspiring small businesses, she is reading books, watching sports with Diesel The Cat, or enjoying the outdoors in Corpus Christi, TX.
Traveling on the path of least resistance to your first digital product
19 Sep 2023
00:09:09
Many times we hold the "hard path" in high regard; if it's not hard, it's not worth it. But I think that taking the path of least resistance is your best bet to your first digital product.
Using your digital product as a gateway into a relationship with Kristina Romero
12 Sep 2023
00:43:31
Kristina Romero has created a wide variety of products over the years and has used those products to create ongoing relationships, often with recurring revenue.Β
Kristina Romero began as a website developer creating websites for companies that included the Coca-Cola Company, Food Network, and Hollywood celebrities. Through her experience running an agency, she developed a passion for helping other website professionals grow their businesses and better serve their clients. Kristina has trained thousands of business professionals with content across the web through webinars and courses. With her training programs and recently published book The Revenue Relationship, Kristina's built a community where professionals can discover quality instruction to increase revenue and improve client relationships.
Moving past imposter syndrome to create, launch and market your first digital product
05 Sep 2023
00:09:36
If imposter syndrome has been holding you back from creating, launching or marketing your first digital product, check out this episode where I share a few strategies for moving past it.
Taking small steps and big leaps thanks to business support with Kay Peacey
29 Aug 2023
00:53:11
Each step of the way, Kay has felt resistance getting to the next level. By asking for help, she's been able to break through barriers and has created a digital product and membership community that she's excited about.
Kay Peacey has honed her email marketing automation skills to ninja levels over 5 years of consulting and training for small businesses all over the world.
Sheβs the UKβs leading ActiveCampaign specialist and the founder of Slick Business. Their ActiveCampaign Academy provides expert help, training and support to email marketers all over the globe.
Kayβs unique combination of top-level strategy and technical skills plus a lifetime of teaching make her the perfect person to help your business unlock bigger return on investment from your email marketing automation whilst keeping the human touch.
Sheβs also partial to using the Lego mini-figs or paper aeroplanes to drive home the learning.
Permission to launch a small, imperfect product that's not overly designed
22 Aug 2023
00:09:51
I had an amazing conversation last week with someone who has not launched a product because of a few misconceptions. In this episode, I share four things that your product does not have to be.
Including your audience when creating products to foster community with Paul Charlton
15 Aug 2023
00:56:41
In this episode, Paul shares how he uses his email list, validation, pre-selling and a community approach to creating and selling digital products.
Paul is a designer and content creator who is fuelled by a passion for education. In fact, his drive to educate has led him to create a thriving YouTube channel and community called WPTuts, where he shares all of his free content. But his journey doesn't end there. Recently, heβs taken on the exciting challenge of creating digital products, and it's been a truly eye-opening experience. This new endeavor has unlocked a world of possibilities and has only ignited his passion even further.
Selling templates, the story of my second digital product
08 Aug 2023
00:18:12
I created some content in an area of interest for me and it got some traction. Here's the story of how I created some small digital products around it β templates and instructional videos β plus what I've learned.
Finding success in a second digital product with Sara Dunn
01 Aug 2023
00:38:33
Sara saw so many wedding professionals blogging incorrectly, so she created a product β a blogging guide. The guide wasn't overly successful because it wasn't a solution to an important problem in the eyes of her audience. Learn how she created her next product based on actual feedback, how it fits into her service offerings and how she's still able to use her first product.
Sara Dunn is a Wedding SEO Specialist for wedding planners, photographers, venues, and other wedding professionals who want their websites to rank higher on Google.
With a knack for making SEO easy to understand, sheβs created a unique Wedding SEO Framework that simplifies what it takes to get a wedding business in front of dream clients.
Sara has been featured by Honeybook, Special Events, and NACE. She was named a WeddingPro educator for 2022 and has presented to audiences including WeddingPro, WIPA, Wedding MBA, and Two Bright Lights.
Aligning your products with your services with Nathan Ingram
18 Jul 2023
00:26:13
Nathan Ingram joined me to share how he's able to create products and services for WordPress business owners based on his experiences as an agency owner due to the concept of alignment.
Nathan is the creator of MonsterContracts, battle-tested contracts for WordPress client work. As the founder of >ADVANCE Coaching, Nathan is a Growth Coach for WordPress Business owners, helping them become more successful in their businesses.
You may also have heard Nathan as the Host at iThemes Training where he teaches WordPress and business development topics via live webinar. Based in Birmingham, Alabama, he has been working with clients to build websites since 1995.
Getting support on the journey to your first digital product
11 Jul 2023
00:14:40
Doing something for the first time can be scary. In this episode, I share a few personal experiences and strategies on how you can get support on your journey.
Building her business with services and digital products with Karmen Kendrick
04 Jul 2023
00:30:24
In this episode, Karmen Kendrick shares how she's continually experimenting with digital products and how she offers both services and digital products in her business.
Karmen Kendrick is a marketing manager for LearnDash, a leading provider of online course creation and learning management software. With over five years of experience in the field, Karmen brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role.
Before joining LearnDash, Karmen worked as a freelancer, offering WordPress web design and digital marketing consulting to various clients. Alongside her role at LearnDash, Karmen helps service professionals and software brands grow revenue by strategizing and implementing go-to-market plans, email marketing, marketing automation, customer journey mapping, website management, and lead generation. With a passion for helping businesses succeed online, Karmen is dedicated to driving growth and engagement for her clients.
In this episode, I talk about how I use The 12 Week Year framework to make progress on important goals in my life, a huge disruption that I'm currently experiencing and thoughts on how you can get back to making progress on your own important goals.
Creating for yourself and for your audience with Jolene Dames
20 Jun 2023
00:54:06
Artist Jolene Dames shares her experience creating her first digital product, a house-sitting guide and video from her travels.
Jolene Dames is a self-taught artist who began her career in 1998 when hired at a local theater with no formal artistic training. She went on to work as a scenic artist painting sets for theater, television, and films such as The Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. During these two decades in the industry, Dames has developed herself as a set designer, charge artist and on set painter among other prestigious titles.Β
Concurrently Dames has committed the past 28 years of her life as an artist in her own right specializing in large-scale paintings. Dames is inspired based on the concept of navigation- literally and figuratively. She has an unrelenting curiosity for the true north in both dimensions. Although painting is her primary outlet, Jolene also documents her world travel via art, writing & moving images into a visual storytelling series.
Experimenting and refining β a process for business and for life
08 May 2023
00:07:32
In this episode, I use my four reflection questions to recap season 1. What happened? What didnβt go well? What did go well? What can you try next time?
Protecting yourself and your digital product with terms and disclaimers with Hans Skillrud
02 May 2023
00:34:57
Typically I interview people who have launched digital products, but in this episode, I talk with Hans Skillrud about protecting yourself and your digital product with policies.Β
Hans is the cofounder of Termageddon, overseeing agency partnerships and growth. He's a former owner of a 12-person web design agency and has had experience both buying and selling agencies prior to running Termagedon full time. When not working, you can find Hans in his garage doing some (amateur) woodworking or programing arduinos to automate his house.
On the show, we discuss:
The three policies you need β privacy, terms and disclaimers
The importance of having plain language policies
Having customers agree to terms with a checkbox
How to properly use copyright dates
How to handle refunds, the three ways to create policies and MVPs
Gumroad and other third-party platforms
Digital product subscriptions
Having policies that reflect what you're actually doing right now, not your vision for later
The three policies you need are:
Terms β The rules for your products or services. Information on use, refunds, cancellations, returns, etc. DMCA information should be included with your terms.
Privacy Policies β What information you collect from users and what you do with that information.
Disclaimers β If you have affiliate links, or certain types of information (health/fitness, legal or financial).