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EDUcreator Club Newsletter

A Simple Way to Price Your First Offer.

Published about 1 month ago • 1 min read

Hey Reader,

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You’ve got an offer idea. You’re feeling good.
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And then it hits you…

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“Wait. How much should I charge for this?”

You don’t want to scare people away with a high price.
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But you also don’t want to undervalue your time and energy.

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Here’s a simple rule of thumb for pricing your first offer:

Start with "Easy Yes" pricing.

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Your first goal isn’t to maximize revenue. It’s to get your first few sales, build momentum, and validate your idea.

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Here’s are a couple potential offers and how I would price them:

  • Digital resource bundle: $7–$27
  • Mini-workshop or training: $19–$47
  • 1:1 coaching or consult: $50–$150/hour
  • Small group session or cohort: $97–$297 (depending on the number of members and how in-depth the session will go)

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Remember, pricing isn't permanent. Start low, build proof, and raise your price later if it makes sense. Just get it priced and get it launched!

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If you’re unsure of how a price point will convert, try offering two versions:

  • A regular price and a higher tier price that includes a additional resources or additional access to you.

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Then, let your audience decide what feels right for them. You’ll learn a ton in the process.

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Hit 'reply' and let me know how you're feeling about pricing.

~ Jeff

I appreciate you.

Jeff Gargas

COO / Co-Founder, Teach Better Team

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by Jeff Gargas & The Teach Better Team

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.

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