This Mama Means Business Kit
Turn Your Idea Into Income Without the Overwhelm
You want to make money, but where do you start when you’re already somebody’s mom?
Inside this self-paced course, I’ll walk you through three businesses you as a busy mom can start small: digital products, social media services, and mini courses.
If you don’t have an idea yet, we’ll start with what you know and what you’re good at. If you already have an idea, you’ll explore how to turn it into something you can sell.
You’ll choose one business to work on, with steps that help you:
- Decide what to create and who it will help.
- Build your first product, service, or mini course.
- Give customers a place to buy or inquire.
- Start sharing your offer with people who could need it.
You’ll walk away knowing what you’re selling, how customers can get it, and how to begin working toward your first sale, with a plan that leaves room for your kids.
Includes four modules, short video lessons, one workbook, and four bonus tools, including your motherhood weekly planner and 30-day business action plan.
$47 | One-time payment
Work through it at your own pace.
This Mama Means Business Kit: Turn Your Idea Into Income Without The Overwhelm
Start with the welcome lesson, then work through each module at your own pace. Return here to find your next lesson and track your progress. Ready to begin? Click the welcome lesson under “Start here” below to create your account or log in.
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Start Here: Let’s Build Your Business like a mother
Welcome, mama! Let’s turn “I want to start a business” into “I know what to do next.” Start here to learn how to use your kit, choose one business to build, and work toward your first sale with room for motherhood.
Welcome, mama! Let’s turn “I want to start a business” into “I know what to do next.” Start here to learn how to use your kit, choose one business to build, and work toward your first sale with room for motherhood.
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Here's How We'll Build It
Welcome, mama! Let’s turn “I want to start a business” into “I know what to do next.” Start here to learn how to use your kit, choose one business to build, and work toward your first sale with room for motherhood.
Welcome, mama! Let’s turn “I want to start a business” into “I know what to do next.” Start here to learn how to use your kit, choose one business to build, and work toward your first sale with room for motherhood.
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Find Your Business Starting Point
Not sure what business to start? Look at what you’re good at, explore three business options, and choose one that fits your skills and your life as a mom.
Not sure what business to start? Look at what you’re good at, explore three business options, and choose one that fits your skills and your life as a mom.
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Choose What You Could Sell
Turn your skills or existing idea into one small product or service. Get clear about who it could help and what to ask so you can better understand their needs.
Turn your skills or existing idea into one small product or service. Get clear about who it could help and what to ask so you can better understand their needs.
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Make It Fit Your Motherhood
Check what your idea will require, from creating it to helping customers. Make adjustments to your time and responsibilities so you can begin building something you can realistically deliver.
Check what your idea will require, from creating it to helping customers. Make adjustments to your time and responsibilities so you can begin building something you can realistically deliver.
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Build Your First Digital Product
Create your first useful download, from deciding what belongs inside to designing and testing the finished file. You’ll choose a starting price and prepare clear instructions so your customer knows exactly what they’re getting and how to use it.
Create your first useful download, from deciding what belongs inside to designing and testing the finished file. You’ll choose a starting price and prepare clear instructions so your customer knows exactly what they’re getting and how to use it.
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Build Your First Social Media Service
Turn your social media skills into a service a business owner can buy. Define what’s included, create a sample, and choose a starting price and delivery time that fit your life as a mom
Turn your social media skills into a service a business owner can buy. Define what’s included, create a sample, and choose a starting price and delivery time that fit your life as a mom
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Build Your First Mini Course
Turn a skill you already have into a short course someone can follow. Choose what to teach, create clear lessons, and decide what students receive, with a starting price and support you can manage as a mom.
Turn a skill you already have into a short course someone can follow. Choose what to teach, create clear lessons, and decide what students receive, with a starting price and support you can manage as a mom.
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Choose Where Customers Will Buy
Choose a practical place to sell your product, course, or service. Decide how customers will pay and receive what you offer, using a setup that fits your business and budget.
Choose a practical place to sell your product, course, or service. Decide how customers will pay and receive what you offer, using a setup that fits your business and budget.
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Explain What They’re Getting
Use the work you’ve already done to explain your offer clearly. Show customers what’s included, what it costs, and the next step to buy or ask about working with you.
Use the work you’ve already done to explain your offer clearly. Show customers what’s included, what it costs, and the next step to buy or ask about working with you.
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Check the Buying Experience
Walk through the process from your customer’s side. Check that payment and inquiries work, instructions are clear, and buyers receive the files, access, or next steps you promised.
Walk through the process from your customer’s side. Check that payment and inquiries work, instructions are clear, and buyers receive the files, access, or next steps you promised.
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Choose Where You'll Show Up
Choose one place where potential customers already spend time or look for help. Plan a realistic way to share your offer without feeling like you need to be everywhere.
Choose one place where potential customers already spend time or look for help. Plan a realistic way to share your offer without feeling like you need to be everywhere.
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Show Why Your Offer Is Useful
Help people understand how your offer could help them. Create a clear message, show an example of your work, and give interested customers a next step.
Help people understand how your offer could help them. Create a clear message, show an example of your work, and give interested customers a next step.
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Invite People To Buy And Follow Up
Invite interested people to take the next step, follow up respectfully, and learn from their questions and responses. Choose a promotion action you can manage around motherhood.
Invite interested people to take the next step, follow up respectfully, and learn from their questions and responses. Choose a promotion action you can manage around motherhood.
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Keep Building With Your Bonus Tools
Celebrate the progress you’ve made and choose your next step. Find practical tools to help you keep building, put your offer in front of customers, and make room for your business within motherhood.
A personal congratulations from me, plus four bonus tools to help you organize your offer, plan your week, and take your next steps toward sales. Start with the tool that supports what you need now.
Celebrate the progress you’ve made and choose your next step. Find practical tools to help you keep building, put your offer in front of customers, and make room for your business within motherhood.
A personal congratulations from me, plus four bonus tools to help you organize your offer, plan your week, and take your next steps toward sales. Start with the tool that supports what you need now.
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