How to Get Paid for a Product You Haven’t Even Created Yet

<p><b>Join our next Paid to Create 3 Day LIVE Challenge: </b><a href='https://ellenyin.com/paidtocreate'><b>ellenyin.com/paidtocreate</b><br/></a><br/>Hey, have you been thinking about creating your first digital product this year? I want  you to jump into my <a href='https://ellenyin.com/paidtocreate'>Paid to Create Challenge</a>.<br/><br/>This live challenge is action-oriented &amp; to the point - I’ll walk you step by step through how to launch the beta version of your course or membership site and get your first paying students in just 3 days! I’m serious, if you join me live for ONE hour each day for just 3 days, we can have your product ready to sell before you create a single lesson.<br/><br/>Instead, you’ll actually get paid to create the content live with your founding students, so you can prove your offer in the marketplace and get a cash injection to bootstrap your investment in any tech tools so you don’t have to pay money out of pocket or waste your time filming all your lessons before you know if people actually want to buy your course. If you want to <a href='http://ellenyin.com/paidtocreate'>join our next live challenge group</a>  AND get a free trial of Kajabi, my favorite all-in-one online marketing + course platform, head on over to ellenyin.com/paidtocreate for all the details and to save your spot!<br/><br/>And just to show you how realistic this is, I want to introduce you to Kaylyn Dawley, co-founder of Action Jackson Promotions, a videography company in Vancouver, Washington that helps real estate professionals bring in more business by marketing their listings through video. <br/><br/>Kaylyn is an amazing member of Cubicle to CEO, my annual membership helping entrepreneurs who sell client services make their first $10K month without a large audience or posting every day, but today, she’s sharing her personal experience of going through the Paid to Create Challenge to create her first online course, YouTube Quickstart. <br/><br/>Keep listening to hear how Kaylyn successfully went from idea