Hello fellow journal enthusiasts, Laura’s trainings have been giving me so much clarity & inspiration. I’m so grateful for this group! I’ve also watched some of her trainings on YouTube & heard her mention selling print on demand first, which allowed her to invest in her first FBA physical journal order. I’m strongly considering joining Impact Creators Society, but I wanted to ask if print on demand or KDP is taught in the membership? Is creative financing taught in order to pay for your first order of journals? Like how to pre-sell products. If anyone has already launched a physical product (journal, planner, calendar) could you please share how much the upfront costs were? After years of looking at different business models to launch I’m the most excited about these offers! I used to have a Shopify store where I sold essential oils, but the profit margins were too low to sustain, though I hope to try that product again in the future. I would just like to avoid disappointment if I join the group, learn the strategies and then find out that I need more capital than I have to invest or really good credit to get started. I’d love some transparency on the initial investment amounts so that I don’t waste time learning this business model, only to get to a dead-end due to financing. Thanks in advance for any feedback!

One thing is to have a good idea, and another thing is to know if it is a good business opportunity. First, you want to really consider what platform you intend to sell on. Each platform has its own set of success rules. If you plan to sell on Amazon, these are the success rules to follow: 1. Relevant Keywords with Demand: Are there descriptive keywords with at least 8-10k monthly search volume combined? 2. Pricing: Are most of my competitors selling for $15 or more? 💲 3. Market: Are at least three competitors making over $5k monthly? 📈 4. Avoiding Sharks: Are the main competitors making over $100k a month or have thousands of reviews? 🦈 We want to avoid a market dominated by these "sharks." Competing with one is fine, but more than 2-3 can be problematic. 5. Unique Value: Can we add value to the market and offer something unique? 🌟

I so appreciate Laura and all her teachings. I love learning from her and then working on my projects, applying some ideas and suggestions I have gotten while involved in her groups. I am a creative and want to join but financially I am stretched too tight right now. Love to all!!💜

Is there a date in mind for closing down the group?

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