Creator Guide
List Your Offers
Quick answer
Learn how to present courses, mentorship, services, and digital products with clear audience fit, scope, delivery details, pricing context, and boundaries.
Write the offer as a buyer decision
State the audience, problem, included work, exclusions, format, timeline, price basis and support limits. For example, “one portfolio review with written notes” is more specific than “career transformation”.
Separate formats with different delivery needs
A course needs learner access, a mentorship session needs scheduling, a service needs milestones, and a download needs file delivery. Do not imply these are interchangeable because they share one creator profile.
Verify the launch path
Confirm listing, inquiry or checkout access before promoting the offer. Run through payment success and failure, delivery and support if those workflows are available. Leave unfinished items marked “to confirm” in your preparation brief.
FAQ
What information should an offer include?
Explain who the offer is for, what it includes, how it is delivered, its price or pricing context, key boundaries, and realistic expectations.