It's harder to scale with just one offer.


Hey Reader,

If you’ve been wondering why your revenue feels like a roller coaster, here’s a hard truth:
A lot of businesses plateau when they only have one offer.

A single course, a single PD session, a single tutoring package, a single coaching program… it’s all the same problem. You’re basically leading people up to a cliff and hoping they’ll jump into something bigger on their own.

Most won’t.

Not because they don’t like you or your work, but because you didn’t give them a next step.

That’s what a value ladder is for.

It creates a path someone can stay on, instead of a one-time moment with you.

And this matters even more for EDUpreneurs, because your audience is made up of busy people with unpredictable schedules, tight budgets, and wildly different needs.

If the only option you give them is your “main thing,” you’re forcing all types of buyers into a single box.

A value ladder fixes that by:

  • giving beginners an easy win
  • giving committed folks a way to go deeper
  • giving action-takers a clear path to your higher offers
  • giving you more consistent revenue (finally)

The moment you add even just one more rung, everything feels less fragile.

If you’re stuck on what that ladder could look like, reply and send me the offers you currently have. Doesn’t matter if it’s three, one, or zero. I’ll help you spot the gaps and point you toward the easiest next step to build out.

It’s time for your business to grow past its first offer.

~ Jeff

I appreciate you.

Jeff Gargas

COO / Co-Founder, Teach Better Team

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