All In One Websites Vs Pieces Parts
Podcast Website Tips: Growing Your Podcast via the Web · Dave Jackson, Brenden Mulligan
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Show Notes
Brad from Cancer and Comedy asked for my opinion on "All in One Sites" vs using multiple specialized tools. It's a hard question to answer and as always "If depends" on your budget, tech level, and desire to tackle a learning curve.
Choosing One
If you decide to want to sell courses, digital products, a membership/community here are some things to keep in mind. Look at all the features:
- Courses
- Email Lists
- Community/Membership sites
- Processing fees
- Mobile App
- Affiliate Programs
- Digital Products
- 1 to 1 Coaching
- Group Coaching
- Lead Magnets
- Page Builder
- Check out page
- CRM (customer relationship manager)
- Reporting
- Zapier Integration
There is no "Right Answer" it depends on what your priorities are going to be.
How Much For A Course, a PDF and a Membership/Community?
One of the reasons I think Kajabi is overpriced is they treat everything like a "Product" (per this demo video). If I want to have a course, a PDF for sale, and a Community/Membership that is seen as three products. That puts you are $150/month.
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