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The $97 Product That Outsells the $27 One Every Time — And Why

Here’s something that took me an embarrassingly long time to accept after spending close to a decade in growth marketing: a higher price is often not a barrier to purchase. It’s a reason to purchase. I know that’s counterintuitive. The instinct when you’re building your first digital product or your fifth is to price it

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How to Write a Sales Page for a Digital Product That Actually Converts

Most sales pages in the digital product space are broken in exactly the same way. They spend four paragraphs talking about the product and two sentences talking about the person who needs it. They list features without translating them into outcomes. They bury the price, add a vague CTA, paste in a couple of screenshots,

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Why Copying Successful Creators Is Making You Invisible

There’s a specific kind of creator paralysis I see everywhere in the digital products space right now. Someone finds a creator who’s absolutely killing it. They study that creator’s content. They note the format, the hooks, the posting schedule, the color palette, the offer structure, the language they use to describe their audience. And then

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