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I’ll be sharing The Lazy Creator's Guide to a Low Lift High-Profit Membership, and I’d love for you to join me!
\nI'm really excited also about these speakers too:
\n➡️ Jacqui's talk about how to run your membership or program without running your life
\n➡️ Marketing for ADHD and Neurodiverse business owners by Polly Pollock
\n➡️ 4 Things to Add To Your Checkout Page to Increase Sales by Kelly Benton
\nIt’s all happening April 14–17, and you can grab your free ticket here! Join in right here!
\nLet’s stop spinning our wheels—and start doing more of what actually works.
\nHope to see you there!
Melody
P.S. Yep—this event is totally free to attend so be sure to grab your ticket! There’s also a low-cost upgrade if you want extended access to the replays and an Implementation Week to help you take action on what you learn. Highly recommend grabbing it while it’s still available!
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I help group coaches and membership owners create and grow their recurringr revenue with digital products, courses, memberships, and group programs
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