Awesome having y'all yesterday - lots of fun breaking down the strategy, content and metrics behind our 5 Day Challenge campaign...

Watch along as Aaron discusses how to sell any product or any niche.

Thank you all so much for your help on the last round of logos. After I licked my wounds (LOL) I took in your comments and spent yesterday on a new batch. Here are 10 of them (which is all that I can post here). Hopefully, I took in the many comments, I also started with some more professionally created ones on Canva and PlaceIt, and as Aaron suggested, I am posting different varieties rather than the subset of logos that all were almost the same. I'm starting with this group first this time. :) Hopefully, I did a slightly better job. Thank you again. :) xoxox

UPDATE Thank you everyone for your feedback. Here is the updated road map incorporating most of your feedback. The hardest part for me was letting go of the word 'ESCAPE' in each step. You were right. It is an easy read now. 🙂 *** Original 'I've transferred my roadmap to Canva. Is it clear? Does it make sense? Is the journey clear? And yes, there is a step 10 - the ongoing membership. Feedback please. And if you like what you see, click "LIKE" and let me know.

Hi there, I am wondering wether the product roadmap has to consist of 9 steps in all cases (I know that Aaron said that most of the successful programs are built that way and of course I know about the principle of three - that's why this question is so important to me). As I already offer a signature program consisting of 4 consecutive courses which represent the main framework of my offer (since 2020, 6-figure revenue). I have developed a unique matrix-system consisting of 4 x 6 variables - a unique approach which allows women to develop their style, dress their shape, combine perfect outfits and build their perfect wardrobe and at the same time solve all of their style problems. So my clients are working on 4 big steps consisting of 6 sub-topics each right now. I was thinking how I could change those 4 steps into 9 steps, but every time I try I come to the conclusion that this would destroy the unique heart piece of my systematic approach... I am a little bit clueless right now. Maybe I should add some sup-topics to have 4 steps with 9 sub-topics instead? Or what kind of other solution can you imagine? I am very thankful for any kind of inspiration! Is there anyone who also struggled with such a structural problem? How did you solve it? Thanks a lot for your thoughts!