@Robert Nagy and I are excited to be hosting Product Design Foundations: Expert Pod "Package Your Expertise" in 06 and 20 August at 11am AEST. It is a group mentoring style format with only 10 participants over 2 x 1 hour sessions. Thank you to @Abbey Pantano for inviting us to join! ​By the end of these workshops you will have a core package, a named target client, and a clear pitch to attract your right-fit clients. ​Who is this Pod best for? ​This pod is for members who have services out there but haven’t yet found what’s repeatable and sustainable. ​Whether you’re building your first real package or you’ve been delivering brilliantly but reinventing the wheel for every client - a well-built package means easier conversations, a quicker yes, and more income for less effort. ​You’ll get the most from this pod if you’re already offering services, even if they’re early stage. There are only 2 spots left 😀 so if you are keen, register via : https://luma.com/impact-collab-virtual-events?tag=business+support. PS : also check out @Kirrily Graham from Dovetail, who is hosting Charity Partnerships Expert Pod.

1. For our March Package Builder Group Program cohort... We'll be archiving the program materials at the end of June. If you haven't worked through everything yet, or want one last look before it comes down, please do so soon. 2. We're launching Package Builder 2.0 Our new personalised program brings together everything we've learned from delivering the Package Builder Fast Track and the Offer Reset, where we do the heavy lifting to map out your offer and business model for you. It's coming in at a much higher price point, so if you've been considering either of the current programs, you have until 30 June to grab them before they come down: * Package Builder Fast Track: https://tinyurl.com/nhk972xs * Offer Reset: https://tinyurl.com/2fz2fnrp Package Builder 2.0 launches on 1 July. More info coming soon... :) Cheers, Jodie and Rob

Hello PPS Skool community members, As @Robert Nagy and I shared a month ago via pinned post "A change is coming to our PPS Skool Community" (pinned) and via DM and email, today, 01st June, we are change this setting to public. This means anyone visiting the community page will be able to read the posts and comments inside, including ones you've already made. And we can reach more independent consultants and make it easier for them to find us when searching online and in the Skool Discovery where people can search for communities of interest. Thank you to everyone who has provided supportive comments and messages about our decision to make the community Public and more vibrant. We will still screen members joining via their LinkedIn profile. Skool has some excellent features now to prevent bots, high risk or fake accounts joining. Any questions, feel free to ask 😊 PS : It's also the first day of Winter in Australia and happens to be Rob's birthday. Feel free to share some love in the comments 💕 PPS: We will be opening up Growth Lab soon, of course, you will be the first to learn more!

Hi there PPS Skool community members, @Robert Nagy and I have been talking about how to grow the Package Promote Scale community on Skool.com so we can serve more consultants and service providers like you. We've decided to make the community public from 1 June (which also happens to be Rob's birthday!) Right now, PPS is private. Only members can see what's posted. Once we change this setting to public, anyone visiting the community page will be able to read the posts and comments inside, including ones you've already made. This means we can reach more independent consultants and make it easier for them to find us when searching online and in the Skool Discovery where people can search for communities of interest. Here's what you need to know: Only members can post. That's not changing. Public visitors can read but can't contribute. We still vet new members carefully. A legitimate LinkedIn profile is the baseline requirement, before approving their membership. Plus they need to agree to our Rules. Member profiles will also be visible. Anyone who visits the members page in the group can see who's a member (it's not unlike Facebook or LinkedIn in that way). They'd need to specifically visit that page to see it, just like with the posts and comments. If you'd rather not be visible, Skool has settings under your Profile, click your profile picture (top right), select Profile, scroll down to Edit Profile. Find the Membership Visibility section. Use the toggle switches to hide or show the communities you are in to hide your membership and to hide your profile from search engines. Worth a look if that matters to you. If you're happy for your past comments to be visible publicly, you don't need to do anything. If you'd prefer some or all of your comments stayed private, reply and tell me which ones and I'll remove them. Or log in and do it yourself, whichever's best for you. And if this change means PPS isn't right for you anymore, we genuinely understand. No hurt feelings.

We've decided to hold off on launching Growth Lab for now. We want to make sure we've got a solid group ready to go so everyone gets the most out of the live sessions. The video I posted earlier still stands. Those five essentials for consulting packages aren't going anywhere, and neither are we! We'll let you know when we're ready to kick things off. In the meantime, if you've got questions about packaging, pricing or growing your consulting business, drop them in the community. We're here and happy to help. Thanks for your patience and have a great long weekend, Easter and Passover!