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05:17A marketer breaks down the two-day, four-to-eight-piece launch formula behind a $253,000 weekend, and the five mistakes most launches never recover from.
October 5th
08:09Two sisters break down the ad tactic that turns already-proven Reels into a steady drip of new followers, no fresh filming required.
September 28th
06:09She has millions of followers across Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, and email, but she says affiliate links cap what any of them can pay her, so she sells her own products instead.
September 21st
12:36Maria Wendt breaks down the six habits, from pricing to customer care, behind her daily digital-product sales.
September 14th
09:02A line-by-line teardown of a subscriber's checkout page, and the practical-language rule behind every fix.
September 7th
36:08A poolside catch-up in Thailand where two seven-figure coaches trade the numbers behind their content, their ad spend, and two opposite bets on whether a sales team is worth keeping.
August 27th
06:37A conversion copywriter argues beginners lose sales by outsourcing persuasion to ChatGPT, then breaks down the two places AI is actually printing money in her own business.
August 24th
39:28Two creators argue over coconuts in a Hong Kong garden about whether it's easier to sell one $10,000 thing or ten thousand $27 things — and land on an answer that depends entirely on who's selling.
August 20th
09:15Case studies of students selling felt crown patterns, painting lessons, and an Apple Watch weight-loss plan, each scaled past six figures with the same handful of habits.
August 17th
08:48Maria Wendt walks through what it actually costs, in hours and false starts, to turn a hobby into a paid digital product, then closes with the pitch for her own bundle.
August 10th
09:58Digital-product coach Maria Wendt breaks her seven-figure playbook into seven concrete rules, writing each one on a flip chart live as she explains it.
August 3rd
Video of the Day27:15The strategist behind Dan Martell's 11-million-follower audience sits down with Maria Wendt to unpack why she killed her $72K high-ticket offers for an automated low-ticket funnel — then flips the mic to ask her how to scale past a million followers.
July 23rd
09:08Three demand checks a digital-product coach runs before building anything — Amazon reviews, YouTube subscriber counts, and a gut-check most creators skip.
July 20th
13:42A single-camera talking-head walkthrough of the six steps from zero to a first sale, filmed on a living-room webcam, that hard-cuts into a $27 course pitch for the last two minutes.
March 23rd
05:58A free AI tool scores any product idea against the three traits she says separate viral digital products from flops.
March 18th
29:26A solo webcam monologue in front of a live revenue dashboard, running through the 17 operating principles behind an $18M digital-products business.
March 9th
15:59A digital-products creator breaks down the five decisions — elimination, character, skill, ads, and mindset — that took her from $63 in her first year to a seven-figure month.
February 9th
22:21A 22-minute case-study interview: how a hyper-niche paint-party-teaching membership holds a 10-month stick rate while scaling ad spend from $5 a day to $10,500 a week.
January 30th
1:28:42A 7-day whiteboard course walking through the entire chain from viral product idea to automated Instagram checkout.
January 28th
10:59A whiteboard breakdown of the five backend triggers — each just a coupon code at the right emotional moment — that compound into a $30,000-a-day digital-product business.
January 26th
08:05A five-dollar-a-day ad campaign turns already-viral reels into a follower machine — no bots, no landing page, just traffic pointed at the profile itself.
January 21st
07:07A single mom who just hit her first $1M month breaks her routine down to two rules: cut almost everything, then outsource your house, not your business, first.
January 19th
20:35A student case-study interview: how a full-time stepmom with three chronic illnesses built a six-figure low-ticket business on 30 minutes of ads a day and a lot of repurposed content.
January 16th
06:16A six-minute couch monologue arguing the biggest revenue jump came from doing less, not grinding harder.
January 9th