I have a question. I'm in the UK so I work in £ my products are priced in £ and when I promote them in my emails I quote in £. But a lot of my subscribers are from the US should I be quoting the price in $ or £ and $. Would this improve sales?

Working on my sales page for a $1k course. All my OTHER courses are no refunds because it's a digital product - and you can totally consume it in a few hours or days. THIS is a signature course - BIG. (It's DONE so I'm gonna keep selling it!) And I'm wondering about the money-back thing. In all the years I've been selling it, I've only had one legitimate refund request so I'm THINKING of keeping it as a 7-day refund period. As a BUYER - how does a refund policy influence your decision to buy? As a BUYER - have you ever used a refund policy on a course?

It's a writing membership for accountability and progress. I need help naming the thing (shocking, I know!) It IS focused on non-fiction authors but fiction authors could get a ton too. Thoughts?

Hi, the membership I'm starting is called Goals in Motion - and it's all about helping people who are either stuck or who live with chronic illness and need encouragement & support to reach their goals. It's a weekly email which will include "bite-sized" training and action steps to take each week. I'm doing it all through KIT - so the sales page is literally a landing page. Here's the link to the sales page. https://loving-this-life.kit.com/products/goals-in-motion-membership Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!! I've wanted to do a membership for a long time and this GIDW has been great. I'm very excited. Hope to send out my emails/promo by the end of the week.

I know none of y'all are probably tax pros, but I'm curious...do any of you live in Tennessee? I've been putting everything together for my membership, and I'm pretty sure it qualifies as a "live online course" under TN definitions rather than a "specified digital product," which would mean I don't have to collect sales tax for it. but wondered if anyone else is already in business in this state and knows for sure. My membership just gives them access to a private Discord coworking server, so not unlike access to a FB group, except anyone can be logged into the server and streaming at any time. The charge isn't for the software itself (their Discord membership is free unless they're paying Discord for something directly), so I don't think it falls under the state's requirement to charge for SaaS, either. I'm going to have to get a sales tax number eventually (once I start selling online courses) but up until now all the digital or physical products I've sold have been fulfilled by Etsy & Amazon, who do sales tax collection & remittance on sellers' behalf. ETA: Here's the link to my sales page. I'm excited to get this launched, so I set it up with Paypal payment only, and just checked "tax is included in price" so that I can clean it up manually later if I'm wrong about what classification it falls under. Done is better than perfect, right? 😅