Cracking the Sales Funnel for Homeschool Businesses Once upon a time, a homeschool mom created a curriculum that actually worked. It was beautiful. It was effective. It...
From Freebie to Faithful Fan
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From Kitchen Tables to Curriculum Empires
A Conversational Look at Product Development for Homeschool Businesses Let’s face it—many homeschool curriculum providers didn’t start out with a flashy corporate office or...
Grace, Grit, and Gmail
Customer Service for the Homeschool Business Owner In the homeschool business world, customer service isn't a sterile help desk with elevator music—it’s more like a cozy...
Growing Your Business with Professional Assistance
Let’s be honest: if you’ve ever stayed up until 2 a.m. rearranging your living room just because the energy felt off or the couch looked like it needed a change of...
Pixels, Portals, and Pandemonium
Choosing the Right Digital Platform for Your Homeschool Business When the average homeschool curriculum provider thinks “digital platform,” a few things come to mind: PDFs,...
Posting, Ghosting, and Hoping for the Best? Let’s Fix That.
Let’s be real—if social media marketing came with a user manual for homeschool business owners, it would probably be titled “Post, Panic, Repeat.” You start with the best of...
So You Want to Be a Homeschool Curriculum Provider?
Welcome to the Wild, Wonderful World of Educational Entrepreneurship Somewhere between coffee-fueled lesson planning at 11 p.m. and answering, “But why do I have to learn...
