#479: Money In The Bank: 6 Fun Strategies For A Quick Cash Injection
Use these tried and true strategies if you want to make money quickly
How many times have you wanted to invest in yourself or in your business but you didn’t have the extra cash on hand to make it happen?
Maybe you really wanted to learn how to create, launch and sell your digital course by taking Digital Course Academy, or finally hire that virtual assistant that you so desperately need.
There’s nothing worse than having a resource at your fingertips (that you know will help take you to the next level) but not being able to spend money on it -- because let’s be real, life is pretty darn expensive.
I get it, I’ve been there… many times.
And that’s why I’m so excited to share five different strategies you can use for a quick cash injection into your business.
Sweet friend, I only wish I would have had these in my back pocket when I first got started and was super strapped for cash, because they’re just that good. And best of all, they’re really easy to implement.
So if you’re ready to learn how you can easily make a quick buck (or thousands) and provide value to your audience, then grab a notepad and tune into this episode that will certainly be a game changer for you and your business.
Enjoy this step-by-step episode!
Here’s a glance at this episode...
- [07:47] 1. Offer limited online or in-person one-on-one sessions. You have knowledge and know-how in a specific area, and other people would love to learn from you.
- [11:33] 2. Offer limited group coaching spots. Follow the same steps as above but tweak some of your pricing.
- [13:06] 3. Audit your spending habits. Find hidden dollars and cut back a little on the pleasure spending. See how much you can save by temporarily eliminating some of your purchases.
- [17:32] 4. Host a lower ticket challenge. Teach similar strategies or practices that you would teach in your group or one-on-one sessions.
- [20:46] 5. Create a PDF guide or worksheet of something you already teach and you know your audience loves. Then sell this guide or worksheet for a low-cost.
- [22:57] 6. Offer your insight through market research. Use legit online survey companies like Swagbucks, Survey Junkie, and User Interviews.
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