Pick Pick Pick


Every business decision feels so loaded and there are so many of them Reader

And they just keep coming.

Pick a course platform.

Pick an email provider.

Pick a website host.

A podcast host.

A scheduling tool, a payment processor, a webinar platform, a legal template bundle.

Pick your favourite fonts. Two or three. Not four. And they need to work together.

Pick a colour palette that reflects your heart, soul, and market positioning.

Pick the perfect mug to feature in your casual tea-sipping headshot.

No pressure. Just every decision seemingly critical to the future success of your business.

For the first few years in my business, my personal form of self-sabotage was doubting my tech-selection abilities and switching tools.

I’ve changed email platforms three times:
Mailchimp → ConvertKit → MailerLite → back to ConvertKit
(now called Kit - and yep, that’s an affiliate link).

I’ve also switched course platforms four times:
LearnDash → Thinkific → MemberPress → Notion → MemberVault

I’m now settled with MemberVault - it’s my home. I’ve talked about it so much they made me a custom landing page (also an affiliate link).

If you’re stuck in decision limbo while choosing something new or trying to justify a switch, I wrote up my course platform saga (it's an oldie but a goodie).
👉 Read the blog post

At the bottom of that post, you’ll find 5 tips for choosing a course platform - but they work for most tech decisions, so feel free to borrow them.

Or just hit reply and share your tech angst.


Your questions help me write better content, so we both win.


P.S. I'm too lazy energy-efficient to write a sales page for this service to help you write a sales page 🤯

It'd be Me + You co-creating your new sales page via Voxer and Google docs for the day (6-hour window). First 3 places will be £500 (for context my done-for-you sales page copywriting service is usually £1500, this will be quicker and more fun and get a better result because we're doing it together).

Reply if you're a little bit interested and I'll pull the details together and give you first dibs.

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