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Claire Pelletreau was just starting to grow her side business as a Facebook ad and marketing consultant when her full-time job disappeared. Desperate to land enough clients just to pay the bills, she was disappointed at how difficult it was to find real tactical advice that would help actually her get paid month to month. The Get Paid Podcast is Claire’s attempt to pull back the curtain on the reality of running an online business. All these people pulling in “six figures” - how are they ACTUALLY doing it? What kind of money do they take home after expenses? What are those expenses, anyway? Are they truly “solopreneurs” or are they supported by a team? What does that team do for them? How are they marketing their offerings and growing their lists? How long did it take to get to where they are? You’ll discover how different entrepreneurs get paid and what it costs them to bring in that money.

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Ellen Ercolini: $99K with 1-on-1 Coaching (GPP09)

Jul 29, 2015

How do you (nearly) crack the 6-figure mark with one-one-one coaching WITHOUT burning yourself out?

 

Ellen Ercolini, money making expert, has done it by offering just one service and very little marketing. (Full disclosure: she also has an evergreen online course, but it makes up a really small percent of her revenue right now.)

In this episode you’ll hear:

-- That I’m hosting a meetup in NYC on August 1! It’s last minute, I know, but you can RSVP for free here: clairepells.com/meetup

-- Why a poppin’ paypal account may not be enough to rent an apartment as an entrepreneur.

-- Details about the one service Ellen has landed on that’s perfect for both her and her clients.

-- What gives Ellen the “right” to charge $497 for her evergreen course.

-- The unfortunate truth about the lifespan of a life coaching business.

-- Ellen’s take on pricing your services high right off the bat.

- Ideas for testing out products before you launch them, and my fears about losing potential revenue.