Community and resources for aspiring content creators
“Sessions ran on Zoom with participants being added to a Slack instance. Each cohort added another 15 to 20 people to Slack and it slowly built up to around 120 people over three years, but “it was incredibly active,” notes Jay.”
“Jay explains how they work: “I go into Quickbooks, literally show, here's all the money I made this month, where it came from.”
“Email runs on Kit, ... Jay is implementing or editing 17 different email sequences, ... Kit is used to send email subscribers relevant nurture sequences that promote different products based on purchases and the content you consume.”
“Notion is used for project managing all his content and his business overall.”
“his courses are on Teachable.”
“Sessions ran on Zoom with participants being added to a Slack instance.”
“His main website runs on Ghost.”
“Hello Audio is used to provide a private podcast feed to members.”
“the SparkLoop partner network for newsletter recommendations.”
“He uses Senja for collecting and sharing testimonials.”
“he also uses Framer for landing pages, such as The Lab's sales page.”
“The core of the community is the Circle-based platform. Having access to a network of peers doing the same thing as you is valuable, especially given the quality of members that are in The Lab.”
“Jay set up a referral program, using First Promoter, where a member gets 25% of that person's membership every time they renew.”