My Review of Kajabi

Yes! Just make sure you sign up for Kajabi with the same email you used for Digital Course Academy. Amy Porterfield's free Sales Page and Webinar Registration Page and Thank You Page templates should automatically appear. If they don't, simply write Kajabi support and they will add it for you.

I recommend Canva (to create your graphics for your landing pages and Lesson Modules, your slide decks for your lessons, create your downloadable .pdf guides,get free photos, and even record your course, if you want to)

ScreenFlow (for macs) or Camtasia (for PC) is an easy video recording and editing software to record your course.

I also recommend buying a good microphone for recording your course, like a Yeti or a BluSnoball at Walmart will do just fine!

Other than that, everything you need is inside the all-in-one Kajabi and nothing costs extra:

Course creation platform

Landing pages

Payment processor

Website

Customer Management System

Podcast

Blog

Coaching

Community

Affiliate Program

and so much more...

Yes! You'll get a 30-day FREE TRIAL to check it out. Then you'll automatically be enrolled in the lowest price plan the Kickstarter for $69/month. This is best if you're JUST starting out and only need 1 product and you have less than 250 contacts.

If you need more products and have more than 250 contacts, I'd upgrade to the next plan which is the best plan if you have more than 3 products (2 courses and a podcast, for example) and more than 1,000 customers, with great customer service.

But if you're still creating your first product and building up your email list, you should start with the Kickstarter. This plan gives you 1 product (which you're working on, right?!) so you can build out your course structure, with a beautiful Waitlist page to share right away to collect leads...and then design a Sales Page for when you launch, and even upload recorded videos and .pdfs for your course so you're launch-ready!)

You can also house up to 250 customers (you're building your list, right?! but it takes awhile to it growing in the beginning). But you'll be able to create your landing pages for your free lead magnet to grow that list, tag your customers so you know who they are and where they came from, and send weekly emails with free content to nurture them for launch day!

Yes. This is true of any course platform you might choose. But if you want to put your Kajabi on hold because you're not selling your product for a season, you can contact them for a low Monthly fee to hold it for you.

If you are just starting out and you have less than 250 contacts, I recommend you start with my 30-Day Free Trial of Kajabi which leads to the Kickstarter $69/month plan. 

If you know you'll have more than 1 product and you already have more than 250 contacts and plan to use Kajabi for your email, then sign up for the 30-day free trial and upgrade to the level you need.

Go through my Bonus mini-training to get an overview of Kajabi and how I use it. Do the Kajabi University to create your course product, and outline it. Upload Module graphics you make it Canva, so you can see what your Course looks like.

Create a lead magnet and send the link to everyone you know, to get some people on your email list and see how you like Kajabi.

After a free month if you have more than 1 product or more than 250 contacts, you can switch to the $149/month plan, and grow that list!

Then, it's time to LAUNCH YOUR COURSE and keep Kajabi on the $149/month plan until you scale. 

The $199/month plan gives you everything you need to have up to 15 products, and 10,000 contacts, great automation for evergreening, an affiliate program you can set up for your courses, and excellent customer help, so you'll stay on this one for awhile!