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Do you use social media? Of course, you do. Then be smart and follow Elizabeth’s lead from Linktree to Muse—where you can build better pages, sell digital goods, and save on fees. Make the switch today! https://lnkd.in/eqrYCXMY

Simple sites. Simple selling. Like Phoebe, true beginners can go from idea to marketing or sales in just 15 minutes.

Join Muse Referral Program and be a Muse Affiliate. You'll get 20% of membership fees from anyone who you refer, forever. https://lnkd.in/eYN2dqxy

Running a Gumroad/ Stanstore shop to sell your course/ downloads etc.? Think again... There's a new kid on the block, called Muse, and this will make you want to pack your bags and RUN to us: 1. Five year olds can make Muse shops with the drag-and-drop interface 2. Muse AI builds you a template in just seconds 3. Your Muse page is fully customizable with your own branding and (FB, Google) reviews 4. Commission.. as low as 1-4% .. say that again? ... 1 .. to .. 4 percent. See some examples here: https://try.muse.io

Unlock your potential with Muse! ?? Create & customize your storefront, harness AI tools ??, and access comprehensive analytics ??. Choose flexible plans for every level. Transform your creativity into success effortlessly with Muse—your professional online solution. Start your journey! https://muse.io/ #Muse #Ecommerce

In this video, you’ll discover how to change the theme and background colors of your Muse site in just 30 seconds! ???

Discover ?? a variety of ways to format the image at the top of your Muse sites and pages. Learn how to access and use all these options in just one minute with this video ??.

Watch this short video to learn how to create your first site or page on Muse. If you haven’t begun yet, this is your starting point.?We used dogs and puppies in our example because, well, who doesn’t like them? Now, watch and then get your account at https://muse.io/

Hey Musers: Here in 30 seconds I show you how to create a photo album with Muse. It's easy, but a few people recently told me that they could't figure it out.

Today, I got a reply email from Jane (pseudonym) who told me that she would not be joining our platform as a featured creator. Her feelings were raw, open and human ... She explained her painful experience in the digital age as an artist. To paraphrase: 'The web was flooded with low quality crap and that artists and realy creative people have been exploited for years by big social media companies that take their work and give them pennies, or nothing in return.' She thoughtfully explained that while she understood that we were not doing or trying to do what they have done, she felt triggered by getting an email about offering her creative output on Muse and needed to tell me. Frankly, this response was way more moving than having someone tell me ... "great, I'm excited, I've booked a Zoom." Would you reply? What would you say? Brass Tacks: I've always thought that if you want to do something special you have to think about things very differently from other people and act differently too. Absorbing, digesting and honoring Jane's response is how I do things in life, so why should I be different at work? To me, stopping to understand people is consonant with our mission as a company. Here's roughly what I wrote back ... 'Hi Jane, First of all, thank you for replying to my email. Most people don't. I appreciate that you shared your experience and feelings. While I'm not an artist, I'm married to an actor and have been collaborating with artists and artisans for 15 years as a social entrepreneur. By telling you this, I don't mean to imply that I understand what it feels like to be in your shoes, but i have some sense of your experience through them. I've been working to have a positive impact on individuals and society for 20+ years. Our mission at Muse is to help each creator to turn their ideas into sustainable income. If we're successful in our mission, I hope that we can work together....' Ironically, Jane is prototypical for the kind of person for whom Muse.io is made to to be helpful ... Hence this exchange. But life isn't perfect. Often, the very eople you want to embrace and want to support fear you. We are learning and listening. If we can earn our way there then Jane's acceptance and use of Muse could be a fitting milestone on our path toward accoplishing what we set out to do with and for creators. (photo credit: Pexels)