How To Make Products For Teachers Pay Teachers Using What You Create for Your Classroom

The CEO Teacher Podcast

Kayse Morris

Business, Marketing

5.0 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2021

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

How to make products for teachers pay teachers

I've got a question for you, teacher friend — when the end-of-year school bell rings, what do you do with those top-notch worksheets that you poured time, energy, and copious amounts of caffeine into creating? Do you (a) squirrel those precious resources away into one of your 102,000 file folders or do you (b) make a few minor tweaks to your worksheets and then list them on Teachers Pay Teachers? If you opted for option A, maybe that's because you're wondering: how much does it cost to sell on teachers pay teachers? Or maybe you're thinking how do you make products to sell on teacher pay teachers? Or, perhaps most of all, maybe you feel like you have a good handle on the how-to part, but you're still wondering how much money can you make selling on teachers pay teachers?

How to make teachers pay teachers products with what you already have

Deep down, you probably know that you could be getting a lot more bang for your classroom resources buck, but maybe you're not *yet* sure about the nitty-gritty side of things (a.k.a. how to turn that resource into a seamless product to sell on TpT) or you're wondering how much money you can make and whether or not it's actually worth it. That's exactly why today, we're going to focus on how straightforward making, listing, and selling products on Teachers Pay Teachers is (for real, I'm about to take you from TpT newbie to novice in 5 simple steps). By the end, you'll see that the cost of getting started is one of the smartest investments that you can make. Ready for me to spill my stress-free secrets for making a TpT product that sells like Creamsicles in August? Then get your pencil ready to take notes while you listen to this episode!

In this episode, you will learn:

How to make teachers pay teachers products that stand out
How to make products to sell on teachers pay teachers with the right clip art (seriously, the right clip art will elevate your product exponentially!)
Why a powerpoint product design will impact how much money you can make selling on teachers pay teachers
What key pages will determine how much you make selling on teachers pay teachers
How to secure your resources and prevent buyers from using your products and passing them off as their own

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Does any of this sound familiar?
0:02.5	You're prepping for an early morning English class, and your LeBron level determined to make
0:08.6	20th century poetry seem every bit as exciting as the latest episode of Gossip Girl, which
0:14.1	your eighth grade class physically cannot stop talking about.
0:17.7	Your strategy?
0:18.6	Create a clip art collaged worksheet with questions covering everything
0:22.9	from figurative language to symbolism. Yeah, you spend hours and several coffees later trying to
0:30.0	figure out how to make Robert Frost sound like a very pre-social media influencer. It's not an easy
0:36.7	task. I've been there. But like the incredible
0:39.1	teacher you are, you get the job done with A-plus standards. No surprise, your class goes off
0:45.2	without a hitch. And your students seem genuinely, almost weirdly interested in Robert Frost all
0:52.7	of a sudden. There's no iPhone distractions, no iPhone
0:55.9	confiscations. I mean, that's a good sign. Or let's say that you saw this idea on Pinterest or
1:01.6	Instagram about transforming your elementary classroom into a detective theme. You buy police tape,
1:08.1	clue boxes. You spend 14 hours inside of your classroom after school, making this week's lesson the
1:14.8	best one yet.
1:15.7	Your students turn into many detectives.
1:17.8	You post wanted posters all over the school in hopes that teachers will begin asking your
1:22.5	students questions about your specific lesson.
1:26.6	Now, I got a question for you.
1:28.5	When the end of the school bell rings,
1:30.7	what do you do with all of that top-notch stuff?
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