3 Easy Offers You Can Launch this Weekend


Hey Reader,

When you’re ready to start making money from your ideas, it’s tempting to jump into building a full-blown course or complicated membership.

But your first offer doesn’t need to be big...or perfect.

In fact, the simpler it is, the more likely you’ll actually launch it.

With that in mind, here are 3 offers you can create (and sell!) this weekend:

1: A Paid Resource Bundle
Take your lead magnet and build on it. Add bonus templates, editable versions, lesson plans, walkthrough videos, or an implementation guide.

Keep it under $25 and make it super actionable.

2: A 1:1 Call
Offer a 30-60 minute call where you help someone solve a specific problem.

Use a simple booking tool (like Calendly), collect payment through PayPal or Stripe, and show up ready to serve.

This works really well for coaching, strategy sessions, or mini audits.

3: A Live Mini-Workshop
Pick a topic your audience asks about a lot and host a 60-minute Zoom session. Include a workbook or slides. Price it low (like $19–$47) and offer the replay to everyone who signs up. This builds your email list and creates future evergreen content as well.

Keep It Simple

The goal here isn’t to create a huge revenue stream overnight. It's just about getting started. To show yourself (and your audience) that you’re in business.

Keep it simple and get it launched.

Next week, we'll chat about pricing your offer.

~ Jeff

I appreciate you.

Jeff Gargas

COO / Co-Founder, Teach Better Team

P.S. When you're ready, here's how I can help:


Did you get to here?

I wanted to test something out this week. If you've read down to here and notice that a few things are missing, I'd love to know.

Hit 'reply' and let me know what part you wish would have been here:

  • What I'm Listening To
  • Things to Check Out
  • Content Creation Idea

2250 Lynnwood Drive, Stow, OH 44224
Unsubscribe · Preferences

EDUcreator Club Newsletter

Helping educators create and grow brands to promote a product or idea they want to share with others to better education. Tips, tricks, and resources for educators creating content and/or launching side hustles to share their passions.

Read more from EDUcreator Club Newsletter

Hey Reader, Last week, I talked about how the question of "who is this actually for" is continuing to pop up for me as I work on a new project. While I"m still working through exactly who that project is for, I wanted to build on it a little...with another question that keeps popping up. This is another one that can seem simple and easy to answer, but is often answered incorrectly by the majority of us. Well, maybe "incorrectly" isn't the most accurate word. It's more like "not as accurate as...

Hey Reader, I've been in the very early stages of a new idea and it's continuously led me to thinking through what I think is a sometimes very difficult question to answer...but also one of the most important questions for any and every EDUpreneur, creator, author, entrepreneur, or business owner. If I've learned anything in my 20+ years of building businesses, it's that asking better questions almost always leads to creating better content, launching better products, and building better...

Hey Reader, A lot of EDUpreneurs get stuck early on worrying about things like their website, their logo, professional headshots, etc, etc. We get focused on looking bigger, smarter, more established, and more successful. We play right into the trap our comparison-obsessed society sets for us. And it slows down, and sometimes ends, a lot of people's journeys. I am fortunate to get to work with a lot of really amazing, and very successful, EDUpreneurs inside our EDUpreneur Community. Yes, some...