Podcast Profits Unleashed | Guesting, Authority & Client Acquisition
Aug 4, 2026 · 51 min · 13 segments
Special Guest: Josh Brown Welcome to Podcast Profits Unleashed, the show that helps coaches, consultants, and experts grow their business through the power of podcasting and authority marketing. In…
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So if they're taking way too long to yeah they could have explained that in 20 minutes and I think that is massive and the going back to yeah people just don't finish it people just don't finish so how do you fix that so for you can you walk us through the sort of bookend build framework and explain why it's different from the way most people create courses
Yes, this is actually completely opposite of the way anybody but a professional educator would build courses.
It's like most people, when they go to build a course, they go, oh, I've been to school.
Courses and things that are being really good ones and really bad ones are because you're The way I look at is this, the skill and frameworks to sell it are different than it is to service it and create it.
Because one is motivation to accept the purchase and that you're their person to help.
The other one is the motivation that every other noise out there is wrong and you need to stay in here to get the transformation you bought different.
And not only that, once they purchase, you have to continuously bring their attention back.
And I came with this in epiphany when I wrote my first book called the course selling playbook, which honestly it's, it's a catchy title because I'm going to tell you, I saw a course in reality.
Once you create your course, that becomes the central knowledge bank for low ticket offers, high ticket offers, ultra high ticket offers, because basically it's your, encyclopedia for your framework and your process.
And that's what a lot of people, they look at either a course is the destination or my personal pet peeve is if you put knowledge information in something, no matter if it's 20 minutes or 20 hours, it's a course.
If it's short and generally under a couple of hours, that's more of a workshop or something like that.

So if they're taking way too long to yeah they could have explained that in 20 minutes and I think that is massive and the going back to yeah people just don't finish it people just don't finish so how do you fix that so for you can you walk us through the sort of bookend build framework and explain why it's different from the way most people create courses
Yes, this is actually completely opposite of the way anybody but a professional educator would build courses.
It's like most people, when they go to build a course, they go, oh, I've been to school.
Courses and things that are being really good ones and really bad ones are because you're The way I look at is this, the skill and frameworks to sell it are different than it is to service it and create it.
Because one is motivation to accept the purchase and that you're their person to help.
The other one is the motivation that every other noise out there is wrong and you need to stay in here to get the transformation you bought different.
And not only that, once they purchase, you have to continuously bring their attention back.
And I came with this in epiphany when I wrote my first book called the course selling playbook, which honestly it's, it's a catchy title because I'm going to tell you, I saw a course in reality.
Once you create your course, that becomes the central knowledge bank for low ticket offers, high ticket offers, ultra high ticket offers, because basically it's your, encyclopedia for your framework and your process.
And that's what a lot of people, they look at either a course is the destination or my personal pet peeve is if you put knowledge information in something, no matter if it's 20 minutes or 20 hours, it's a course.
If it's short and generally under a couple of hours, that's more of a workshop or something like that.
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