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17 contributions to Creator Boost Tribe
Best place to sell diy products
I have a product that I would like to physically sell. I don’t know where the best place to sell it at. Etsy eBay Facebook make my own store make my own website? Any advice would help.
1 like • Jan 22
Where you sell should depend less on the platform itself and more on what you’re trying to prove first. A simple way to think about it is If you want fast validation and quick sales: Start where people already are → Etsy, eBay, Facebook Marketplace. You’re borrowing existing traffic and learning what actually sells, what people ask, and what objections come up. If you want brand control and long-term growth: A simple website/store makes sense after you know there’s demand. It’s harder at first (you have to drive traffic), but it gives you ownership and flexibility. I'd be glad to shed more light on this if you want.
0 likes • Jan 22
@Anthony Jones You're welcome
Boost Your YouTube Growth Together!
I’m looking forward to learning new strategies, sharing tips, and boosting our YouTube growth together. Let’s help each other grow faster and reach more viewers! 🚀
Boost Your YouTube Growth Together!
0 likes • Jan 22
Love this initiative, one suggestion that really helps groups like this grow faster is to go a bit deeper than general tips, for example, breaking down why a video worked (CTR, retention, hook, thumbnail choice) rather than just saying “this did well.” Also, consistency + small experiments (titles, thumbnails, first 10 seconds) tend to outperform chasing every new strategy. If everyone shares one lesson learned per upload, the collective insight becomes really powerful. Looking forward to seeing how this community supports each other’s growth
Hi Tribe! I'm new here :)
Hi Alexa's Tribe! Thank you for having me here. 😊 My name is Maria and I am a senior software engineer and I recently became a content creator. 🔥 I watched a lot of different teachers on YT and Alexa's content definitely stood out to me. I love her message for being consistent, staying clear and playing a "long game" by not giving up. I want to lear a ton about content creation and become 100x better. This journey has been pretty amazing so far -- very humbling but so so inspiring. My YT channel ("Maria Talks Tech") has already opened some very interesting doors for me. E.g., last week I got invited to South Korean national TV to speak about AI and tech. This could have never happened otherwise. I also met some fantastic people who commented on my videos. I feel like I'm building a real community out there. 💜 I'm here to learn. Please critique my thumbs, my hooks -- anything you notice! I love feedback! And I love supporting and helping other creators too. 🙌
Hi Tribe!  I'm new here :)
1 like • Jan 22
Maria, this is such a powerful example of what happens when clarity + consistency meet the long game 👏 The South Korean TV invite alone says a lot, not just about your expertise, but about how visible you’ve allowed yourself to become. What really stood out to me is you mentioning the community you’re building through comments. That’s something a lot of creators overlook while chasing views, but those relationships are often what open the most meaningful doors.
Welcome to the New Year, and to a Different Level of Growth
If you’re reading this, you didn’t join this community by accident. You’re here because deep down, you know you’re meant to build something bigger a stronger brand, a real online business, and income that isn’t tied to one single effort or one single hour. This year isn’t about chasing quick wins or jumping from trend to trend. It’s about clarity, leverage, and execution. Growth in 2026 looks different: - Building systems instead of hustling endlessly - Creating value before chasing money - Turning skills, knowledge, and ideas into scalable online income - Building a brand people trust, not just a page people scroll past Making money online is real—but it’s not random. It’s built intentionally through: - Positioning - Consistency - Strategy - Community And that’s exactly what this space is designed for. This Skool community is for people who are done consuming and ready to build. People who understand that income follows impact and brands are built before profits explode. As we step into this new year, ask yourself: - What do I want my name to stand for online? - What problem can I solve better than most? - What would happen if I committed fully to one clear path this year? If your goal is growth, ownership, and building something that lasts you’re in the right place. Welcome to the year you stop watching others win… and start becoming the brand. Let’s build. Comment your opinion, and If you're open to a new business Ideas that drive growth, I'm open to sharing more business insight.
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The real secret to wealth as an online business owner isn’t what you think.
It’s not luck. It’s not some “hidden hack. And it’s definitely not overnight success. There was a time when people around me smiled politely when I talked about building an online store. Some laughed. Some said, “That stuff is saturated.” Others said, “Be realistic.” What they didn’t see were the late nights staring at numbers that didn’t make sense yet. The self-doubt when a product didn’t move. The fear of putting money, time, and belief into something no one else could fully understand. There were days when quitting would’ve made more sense socially. It would’ve made people comfortable. But here’s what most people never talk about Real wealth is built in moments when no one is clapping. When there’s no validation. When results haven’t arrived yet, but your vision refuses to die. I didn’t “get lucky.” I learned systems. I studied customer behavior. I failed fast, adjusted faster, and kept showing up when it would’ve been easier to scroll, complain, or copy. And slowly, quietly, something shifted. Orders started coming in while I slept. Customers from countries I’ve never been to trusted my brand. The store didn’t just survive, it started to breathe on its own. That’s when I realized something powerful: Wealth online isn’t about chasing money. It’s about building leverage. Leverage of: • Systems that work without you • Products that solve real problems • Reach that isn’t limited by location • Decisions made early when results were invisible Most people never experience this because they quit at the doubt stage. They stop when it feels uncomfortable. They listen to voices that have never built anything online telling them what’s “possible.” But possibility doesn’t ask for permission. Today, my online store thrives not because it was easy, but because I stayed when it was hard. Because I chose long-term thinking in a short-term world. Because I treated it like a real business, not a side hobby. If you’re reading this and you’re in that quiet phase, the one where you’re not sure if it’ll work yet, let me say this:
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Father with an entrepreneurial mindset. Pets lover, brand owner. Ready to explore and help individual on redirection

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