Own Your Audience

You know there’s money in digital products, but you don’t know how to actually make one…or how to sell it

introducing

Own Your Audience

The non-techy guide to setting up your whole digital product system 

This is not a “course on how to sell courses” (ick)

This is a tool to bring your unique expertise to the people who need it—

in a way that is so much easier than constant client work.  

You Get Instant Access to:

  • A step-by-step guide on the whole audience-to-buyer system 

  • Easy-to-understand instructions (because why make things more complicated than they need to be?) 

  • A real look at the tech backend and how to set it up all by yourself (no need to pay a developer a million dollars) 

  • Explanations behind the process, so you learn not just how you’re building the system but why 

  • Tools + frameworks designed to help you create a digital product that you’re proud of

At the End of This Guide You’ll Have:

A digital product that works for you

An audience that you actually have direct access to and ownership of

An automatic tech system that handles everything from getting a customer “in the door” to making a real purchase 

A repeatable process that makes you money even on your day off 

New knowledge + valuable insight to make you a better business owner

This is for you if

  • You’re tired of feeling like you have to give 110% effort 24/7 in order to make a good income

  • You know you’re not meant for the corporate ladder 

  • You like helping people but not at the expense of your sanity 

  • You know you have expertise to offer, but you don’t know how to package it

I’m Ingrid

I’m a work smarter, not harder kind of gal…but I wasn’t always that way.

After getting laid off more than 5 years into running social + driving sales for businesses, I decided to start my own. 

At first, I brought the corporate rat race with me. I attempted to boil multiple oceans at once. And worse, I was more stressed out than before. 

I knew this wasn’t sustainable, and it definitely wasn’t fun. I needed to scale back and focus my efforts. And once I did that…man things felt simpler…and making money felt easier.

A mentor once told me: Just because you can do it all doesn’t mean you have to. 

So I narrowed my focus.

Instead of trying to fix 100 different things for my clients, I asked myself, “How can I fix one thing for 100 different clients?” 

I urge you to do the same.