How to make a planner, journal, or devotional for profit! Start your planner business!

#planner #businessowner #startup #onlinebusiness
Welcome to episode 205 of the Dream Printing Podcast. If you want to learn how my method to creating and selling a planner... you are in the right place! This can work for journals and devotionals too!

First you’ll learn the three steps you need to take to get your dream out of your head and into action! Then I'll teach you my three keys to selling SUCCESSFULLY. Ever wondered why some planners soar and some flop? Let’s dive in…

Grab your journal + pen, you are going to want to take notes!

LINKS:
Free Workshop : https://www.dreamprinting.co/Dream-Pr...
Apply for Print School : https://www.dreamprinting.co/Print-Sc...

Check out my small business:
https://www.horacioprinting.com

INSTAGRAM
Personal: @polly.payne
Business: @horacioprinting

You can create and sell your own high-quality planner, journal, or devotional by solidifying your vision, branding, and user experience, focusing on intentional design, and strategically marketing your product.

Key insights
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The host shares the success of their planner business, with a record launch day of $20,000 in the first minute.
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The first step in creating a planner is ideation, using the dream printing method to generate product ideas.
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The ideation process is crucial for turning an idea into a fully flushed out concept on paper, whether digital or physical.
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User experience is critical in getting started with your product, and it's important to consider what you want the customer to experience.
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User experience is crucial in design, as a disjointed and non-cohesive product can lead to a bad user experience.
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Print school students have successfully sold their products by following the instructor's method and utilizing the free launch school course.
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A high-end product will bring people back and spark the idea that it would make for a great gift, creating raving fans who come back to buy again.
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Creating launch demand is key to selling your product, you can't just put yourself out there and expect people to buy.