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Adventures in Products
I’m Julia Chanteray, the founder of Adventures in Products.
Adventures in Products focuses on my favourite business growth strategy, building a business based on creating a product ecosystem, which might include products such as online courses, programmes, guides. Or productising your services to make the process smooth, scalable and profitable.
I’ve taken 30 years of experience in business, including working with thousands of small companies like yours, wrapped it up in my programmes, courses, guides and tools. For you…when you’re ready to start your own adventures in products
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Free productising workshops
Every month, I run a free workshop about some aspect of productising that I’m especially excited about. They’re getting pretty popular now and it would be lovely if you could join us for an hour.
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It’s clear that the rules have changed. And when the world changes, the only winners are the folk who change their own rules of engagement.
Historically, writers have been paid by the assignment/project or by the day. That’s one business model, but at this point in history, I suggest that it’s not the one that takes your further.
Instead of writing for clients, why not seize the value of your work and develop your own intellectual property? Instead of moaning that day rates are not what they used to be – why not ditch the whole idea of trading time for money?
Instead of being a keyboard clunker for hire, why not come with me, find your unique magic and productise your expertise.
Get started by coming to the workshop I’m running on the 27th March at 4pm. This session will be focused solely on how writers can create and sell products.
