...are now in the Elle & Company Library!
With the newly designed 2015 Daybook Planner coming out this fall, I'm rearranging the shop and making some adjustments. I can't reveal what I've been up to just yet, but I cannot wait to share it with you!
In the meantime, I've added a few of Elle & Company's most requested Daybook inserts to the Library. The Cleaning Checklist, Menu Planner, and Lesson Planner will no longer be available in the shop, but I know that they have been so useful to many of you. Now you'll have them at your fingertips without having to wait on shipping times (and costs!) Just log on to the Library, print them on copy paper, and you're good to go.
Spring cleaning doesn't have to take place once a year. Use Elle & Company's cleaning checklist in your Daybook and conquer your cleaning tasks over time! We've listed tasks you may not have completed lately (like cleaning the vents... can I get an amen?) and blanks to fill-in any that we may have left out.
How many times have you been asked, "What's for dinner?" Here is our solution: a meal planning printable to keep your kitchen simplified. Plan your weekly meals and create your grocery list all on one page!
For the teacher and the home-school momma: we can agree that we feel much better when we plan. What better motivation than an Elle & Company lesson planner to keep you on track? You'll find it's layout organized but also open to your signature teaching style.
Are you a member of the Elle & Company Library? Sign up today for unlimited access to our growing collection of useful paper goods!
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Online content libraries are a great way to bring in recurring passive income each month.
Subscribers join your library for a monthly fee, have ongoing access to all of the resources, and you receive a steady monthly payout - all without doing too much extra work, other than adding a couple new items each month.
Online libraries are also a fantastic incentive for people to subscribe to your list if you’re hoping to give the content away for free.
But as with any new digital offering, it can be a headache trying to figure out how to set up a new content library from scratch.
I remember all too well. Three years ago I setup my own online subscription library (creatively named The Library), and here’s exactly how I did it.