110: What's a Curriculum & Why You Should Create One (Even if you don't have our own course yet)

One of the best ways to improve the power of your products is to create them as if they are part of a course curriculum instead of just stand alone somewhat related products. Here’s why this is important and the topic of today’s podcast. You provide a clear path and roadmap to follow, which helps strengthen and grow your community. You allow yourself time to choose what products you create and which products you’ll promote. Thus giving you more time and freedom to focus your creative efforts on what lights you up and making your work the best it can be. Today’s episode will help you kind of do both and give you a strategy for improving revenue without slaving over a new or even an updated product. You can focus on what you deliver the best while still giving your customers more value. I’ll be referencing a past article I wrote for the site Think Traffic - way back in 2012 and I’ll link it below...so listen and then head over to that post! It’s funny how you can pull wisdom from the archives…and it was especially relevant as I started to lay out the future for Fearless Launching -- not just as a stand alone course, but as a curriculum -- one that starts outside my doors! So let’s dive in. First - let’s talk about the way people usually create courses. They come up with their first idea and do that...then they choose another topic that is relevant but necessarily related and they might create that. Sometimes the courses will have some relation to the other, but rarely do you see them as a first or second or third step or having any order at all. That’s why a curriculum really makes your entire product suite stronger and smarter. Read more at annesamoilov.com