A 7-part audio series that teaches how to sell online, even if big red timers, FOMO, and limited-time offers aren’t your thing

A 7-part audio series that teaches how to sell online, even if big red timers, FOMO, and limited-time offers aren’t your thing

Sales training FOR Creators + Coaches

Tarzan is an amazing teacher if you want to write business copy (especially email) that supports your business without being spammy or manipulative. 

Sonia Simone, cofounder of Copyblogger

Writing sales copy is one of the most important skills a business owner needs to make sales online. But what if you don’t want to do anything smarmy, like slapping "70% OFF FOR ONE DAY ONLY!" all over your website, or putting giant red countdown timers in every email?

If you’re looking at the classic sales strategies you see online and thinking “I don’t want to do that” —awesome! There is another way. You can make sales without inducing FOMO or taking away your potential customer’s ability to think critically about whether or not your product is right for them. 

“It was so refreshing to not feel that sickly panic and self-judgment, and buy from a place of total alignment with your product!”

~ SAID YOUR FUTURE CUSTOMER

If you roll your eyes every time you see “only 2 spots left” or “valued at $8887,” this is for you.

... and learn what strategies work, plus how to use them with integrity, in this 7-part audio series.

you'll find out about:

Say "never again" to the girlbossing, gaslighting and gatekeeping

Valued at $8887  😉

"Fixed action patterns" that can convince ANYONE to buy ANYTHING (Remember what Uncle Ben said to Peter Parker?)

How accusations of “poor money mindset” are used to gaslight you into buying things you don’t need, and how to sell without doing that

The dangerously effective marketing tactic you absolutely need to use—and what it looks like when used responsibly (hint: I just did it)

Testimonial etiquette: How to use them responsibly, without misleading customers (plus how to tell when something's fake!)

This one annoying thing women business owners are expected to do, but men aren’t—and how to build real authority without doing that

...plus a lot of a lot more!