In the world of online business, constant investments are crucial for growth and success. Just like a living organism, a business needs nurturing and strategic decisions to flourish. While cash flow remains the key to sustaining and expanding a business, getting started often requires overcoming financial obstacles. Many aspiring Holy-Spirit filled online coaches and course creators dream of launching their own ventures without falling into the trap of debt. 

Can you believe we are already halfway through this summer? I absolutely LOVE the summer vibe. Last summer we spent about six weeks in North Carolina at the beach and I truly just got to disconnect and make passive income through my coaching business. I started building an evergreen funnel prior to that which allowed me to pretty much show up for my online community. 

Throughout last summer, I literally only worked 5-10 hours a week. This summer I am probably working closer to 10-15 hours because I am working on some projects, but it’s honestly glorious because I am still enjoying the summer. Today I am going to break down how I am able to do this in my Christian online coaching business and what my days and weeks look like.

I am absolutely thrilled about today’s podcast episode because I am talking with you about the world of summer marketing. I hope you had a fantastic 4th of July and are now ready to turn your attention to the exciting possibilities awaiting your Christian online coaching business. It’s all too easy to slip into the trap of becoming a LAZY marketer during the laid-back summer season. However, this time of year offers a unique opportunity to showcase your coaching business in a more relaxed and authentic manner. With endless fun summer activities, I find myself naturally inclined to share more about my family adventures on platforms like Instagram, cherishing every moment I capture…

In today’s podcast episode, we’ll dive into the question of whether it’s better to build a high-ticket or low-ticket program as a Christian online coach or course creator. This is a question I often receive from new coaches and course creators who join the Selah Collective, particularly from Christian women coaches who struggle with charging for their services. I want to emphasize that there’s no definitive right answer to this question. Some people thrive with either approach, and it largely depends on how their marketing is perceived. Let’s explore the differences between high-ticket and low-ticket offerings to gain a better understanding.