Hi ,

I'm really liking the way my lead magnets and ebooks look when I edit them in Canva. You can use Canva to create just about anything, web or print related. Some of the templates are gorgeous.

But Canva can also be confusing. Having access to templates that you have already reviewed so you know they're going to look a certain way and serve a certain purpose, is handy.

I'll give you an example. Today I was doing some keyword research and I thought I would offer it as a free download for my list. Then I thought hey this would look even better if I design it in Canva. So I opened up canva, spent about 20 minutes trying to pick a design. Finally selected one, I didn't like the way the fonts looked and then I got annoyed that I was wasting time so I just shut the program.

That would not have happened if I had some templates like the ones April is offering here. You can get them anytime, but why not get them at 20 off? You also get the option to use them in your lead magnets as a personal use giveaway, or you can pay extra for commercial rights and resell them.

April Lamarr has discounted her new Pink Rose Canva toolkits templates for $20 off but it's ending. I think tonight!

As I was just saying, I really like these because I find the Canva template selection process to be overwhelming. Having the templates all ready to go eliminates the guesswork which means you can get right down to the editing part.

If you sell digital products like ebooks or courses that are comprised of 15 or more articles (like the content packs I sell at Wordfeeder), it's nice to have a Canva template all ready to go that you can pop the content into. 

After you add your branding, make your additional tweaks. Customize images if you need to do that. Add upsells to the back. 

Whatever you are selling or offering as an opt-in gift should include your upsells.

An upsell consists of just a page or two talking about your services or any coaching packages or programs you're currently running.

You want to link to your sales pages that contain all the info on these products, from that back page of your PDF.

A lot of pro marketers will also slip in a coupon code. They'll put that on the upsell page or at the very end of the ebook.

The coupon is a nice little thank-you gift that gets customers back to your website to order more of whatever terrific information or creative solutions you are offering.

After you add your upsells, coupon codes etc, just save it as a PDF from Canva. Download to your computer. Then upload to your server and grab the link to set up in an automated email after your customers place their order.

Canva automatically makes the PDF links live (which was a problem I did not know what to do about for years of my freelance life!) This is excellent!

Okay so let's take a look at April's new templates…

You get 138 Canva Templates with an option of PLR and a PLR Resell License

Commercial rights is 47, personal use rights is 27

Check them out and order here