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7 Sep, 4 tweets, 1 min read
In my latest podcast ep, I spoke with @jmikolay , senior writer and host of a podcast for Gumroad, an online platform that facilitates the sale of products by creators directly to consumers.

This was one of the most insightful conversations I've had. Here's what we spoke about:
1. How Justin has become known on Twitter for distilling the ideas of top creators’ into extremely valuable threads.
2. Demystifying his process for doing this, as well as unpacking the way he’s helped other creators create their courses.
3. How Justin is continuing to successfully help students of his program launch their own digital products.

Listen to the latest episode here: curiouslionlearning.com/podcasts/justi…

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Andrew Barry 🦁 Profile picture
7 Sep
.@heyblake is a goldmine on:

→ content creation
→ audience building

Here's how to create a 5 Step Content Engine on the way to 55K followers:
Thread Contents:

1) The 5 Step Content Engine
2) Where to Start?
3) Engagement Rules
4) Piggy Backing
5) The Cold DM
6) Consistency
7) Personality
8) Pricing
🟢 The 5 Step Content Engine

1) Create an avatar as a filter for the content you create
2) Set end goals for how you will help your avatar
3) Identify content buckets
4) Outline the fuel that drives the flow
5) Outline the wiring for how your buckets connect
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Andrew Barry 🦁 Profile picture
12 Aug
Ryan knows his stuff about online courses

Like REALLY knows his stuff

Post a question for him here!
Why it’s important to start with live content

There is no better fire than the furnace of a Zoom session on your content
Free live webinar
👇
Paid live course
👇
If people buy, keep going
If people don’t, start at the top
👇
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Andrew Barry 🦁 Profile picture
12 Aug
Your course transformation and vehicle for that transformation shouldn't change

It's built on who you are - your experience, personality, and unique point of view

Your audience can, and should, change though

I call it Checking IDs
The sales side of being a course creator is about finding audience fit.

Often, the best way to do this is to experiment and see what resonates with people.
The way to do this is to:

→ find audiences that already exist
→ tweak your transformation vehicle slightly for them
→ educate them and offer ways for them to sign up for your email list
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Andrew Barry 🦁 Profile picture
11 Aug
I got this idea from interviewing Azhelle Wade, @thetoycoach

The problem we're trying to solve:

we both get dozens of questions looking for advice.

So what does Azhelle do about this?
First, let me say I get it

Content can get you so far, but what you really need is specific advice on the challenge you're currently facing.

That specific advice can unlock stuck energy and get the creativity flowing.
But for me (and Azhelle) it's time-consuming to reply to everyone.

The response exists in a vacuum where only the question asker gets to benefit from the answer.

Often, the advice can be generalized by others to apply to them too.

So what does Azhelle do about this?
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Andrew Barry 🦁 Profile picture
11 Aug
Recently I had the pleasure of interviewing on my podcast @TimStodz , CEO of internet marketing agency Stodzy.

Here are 4 interesting things that I learned: 👇🏼
1. Finding your 'tribe' and identifying the collective that binds people together is so important.
2. How forcing attention to something is one of the worst ways to promote it.
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Andrew Barry 🦁 Profile picture
20 Jul
I ran an online course on how to create an online course

150 students. $350K+ in revenue. $40K+ in scholarships.

And I finally had time to sit down and write about it 😄

Here are 20 lessons I learned:
1. Credibility

Credibility comes from putting in the reps, producing results, and doing this for years to develop mental representations you understand well enough to decode for others.
2. Passion

You have to have a passion for what you teach. If you love what you do, two things will happen. Students will experience the same joy you feel, and you’ll have the energy needed to produce the mountains of quality content required to attract more students.
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