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It’s A TRIBE Thing — Behind The Scenes of Successful Membership Sites - 025: How Kari Schell Turned Her Hobby into a Successful Membership Business

025: How Kari Schell Turned Her Hobby into a Successful Membership Business

06/18/19 • 17 min

It’s A TRIBE Thing — Behind The Scenes of Successful Membership Sites

Kari Schell was an accountant who loved to quilt. When she retired, she decided to see if she could do something meaningful with her quilting business. At On Point Quilter, she helps other quilters unleash the power of the Electric Quilt software. She provides 10-minute video lessons and written instructions to make using Electric Quilt a joyful experience.

She didn’t discover this winning formula overnight. At first, she focused on a number of different niches, but a campaign that led to more sign-ups and testimonials than any other in her history showed her exactly how to best serve her audience.

Today, Kari joins the podcast to talk about how she turned her passion into a means to authentically serve thousands of people, the importance of keeping it simple, and what you can do to replicate her success with your own membership site.

Get Access to the Full Show Notes!

To get access to the full story and to all the resources mentioned during today's episode, visit TribeHub.com/25

FREE Guide – Launch & Grow a Profitable Membership Site

Ready to reclaim your time and attract more monthly paying customers? Our step-by-step guide will show you how to build a membership site that turns your passion into recurring profit. Visit GetTribeGuide.com to get your free guide today!

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Kari Schell was an accountant who loved to quilt. When she retired, she decided to see if she could do something meaningful with her quilting business. At On Point Quilter, she helps other quilters unleash the power of the Electric Quilt software. She provides 10-minute video lessons and written instructions to make using Electric Quilt a joyful experience.

She didn’t discover this winning formula overnight. At first, she focused on a number of different niches, but a campaign that led to more sign-ups and testimonials than any other in her history showed her exactly how to best serve her audience.

Today, Kari joins the podcast to talk about how she turned her passion into a means to authentically serve thousands of people, the importance of keeping it simple, and what you can do to replicate her success with your own membership site.

Get Access to the Full Show Notes!

To get access to the full story and to all the resources mentioned during today's episode, visit TribeHub.com/25

FREE Guide – Launch & Grow a Profitable Membership Site

Ready to reclaim your time and attract more monthly paying customers? Our step-by-step guide will show you how to build a membership site that turns your passion into recurring profit. Visit GetTribeGuide.com to get your free guide today!

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Get Access to the Full Show Notes!

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FREE Guide – Launch & Grow a Profitable Membership Site

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FREE Guide – Launch & Grow a Profitable Membership Site

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