Those Gals at Work

Sadie Stokes and Kayla Caldwell

Introducing “Those Gals at Work” podcast, where we keep it real in business! Join Kayla (your money gal) and Sadie (your marketing gal), as we navigate entrepreneurship. From personal growth to business strategies, we cover it all. We understand the struggles of owning a business, paying ourselves what we’re worth, and serving our clients. Together, we are Those Gals at Work! 

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    68. Digital Products Aren't Dead, They're Just Usually Built Wrong

    Digital products are not dead - but bad ones absolutely are. Sadie and Kayla break down why some offers sell instantly while others feel like expensive fluff, and they show you how to build something people actually want to buy. The conversation starts with a blunt question: are digital products still worth it, or is the market oversaturated? Sadie explains why she still believes in lead magnets, low-ticket offers, and digital guides, while Kayla pushes back on the common mistake of creating something that looks polished but delivers almost no real value. Together, they get into what makes an offer feel useful, premium, and worth the click. You'll discover why your contact form may be the most underused sales tool in your business, how friction can actually filter out the wrong clients, and why asking better questions up front can save you hours later. Sadie shares the thinking behind her 19-page guide, The Filter, including how she uses it to qualify leads before a sales call even happens. Kayla adds her own perspective from the bookkeeping side, showing how a membership can serve as both education and a smart down-sell for clients who are not ready for the full package yet. They also compare notes on what makes a digital product or membership truly successful: testing the purchase process, following up properly, understanding your ideal buyer, and making sure your offer matches what your audience actually values. From case studies and sample form questions to pricing psychology and user experience, this episode is packed with practical ideas for turning your expertise into something people can buy, use, and recommend. And beyond the offers themselves, this episode is a reminder that business growth comes from investing in yourself. Sadie and Kayla talk about conferences, classes, books, podcasts, and communities that push you forward - plus the power of being in rooms with people who are a few steps ahead and learning how to bring that energy back into your own business. Essential listening if you sell services, create digital products, run a membership, or want to stop leaving money on the table. If you've ever wondered whether your expertise could become a low-ticket offer that actually converts, this one is for you. Buy Sadie's Digital Product Follow Those Gals at Work on Instagram @thosegalsatwork Connect with Sadie, the marketing gal! Visit her website: www.butterflycreativeprojects.com Connect on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/sfienberg Follow her on IG: www.instagram.com/butterflycreativeprojects Follow on FB: www.facebook.com/butterflycreativeprojects Connect with Kayla, the money gal! Visit her website: www.kcvirtualbookkeeping.com Connect on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/caldwellkayla Follow her on IG: www.instagram.com/kcvbookkeeping Follow on FB: www.facebook.com/kcvirtualbookkeeping

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Introducing “Those Gals at Work” podcast, where we keep it real in business! Join Kayla (your money gal) and Sadie (your marketing gal), as we navigate entrepreneurship. From personal growth to business strategies, we cover it all. We understand the struggles of owning a business, paying ourselves what we’re worth, and serving our clients. Together, we are Those Gals at Work!