How Can You Earn More While You Explore?

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Quiz Questions

1.
You have a day off. What do you do?
- A.
  
  I'm ready to decompress! I pull out my journal and a pastel gel pen and pour out all the thoughts and emotions I've been bottling up.
- B.
  
  Yours truly needs some new hiking shoes! I hit the shops looking for a pair that'll be my trusty companion on upcoming adventures, then I take myself out for an oat milk latte.
- C.
  
  I Marie Kondo the heck out of my RV with special attention to my office. Getting rid of old gear and tools that don't serve me on my travels? Yes, please!
- D.
  
  I dive back into a project that I had to put on the back burner because of my 9-5 — whether its a Pinterest board, logo, or even a poem, I live to create.
2.
What's your biggest struggle when it comes to setting up an online buisness?
- A.
  
  The logistics! I have a product in mind, but I don't know how to produce, price, or publicize it.
- B.
  
  My brand identity! I have skills that others value – I'm just not sure how to market myself and get my name out there.
- C.
  
  Finding a business I believe in! There's no way I'm working for another overbearing boss with zero values.
- D.
  
  Confidence! I can't quit second-guessing my skills. What if I put the work in, but no one notices.
3.
You’re at an online business conference, which workshop are you most likely to check out?
- A.
  
  Start Right With Blogging: How to Tell Stories Your Readers Actually Want to Hear
- B.
  
  Boost Your Service-Based Business: Master Social Media, Sell Your Services, and Step Into Your True Wealth
- C.
  
  The Online Entrepreneur Toolkit: Streamline Your Schedule with This Crash Course in Trello
- D.
  
  6-Figure Sales: How to Make More Money and Scale Your Product-Based Business
4.
Describe how you feel about starting your own buisness using only emojis?

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- A.
  
  🥵🔥⛔️
- B.
  
  📚🤔💲
- C.
  
  🙌🌟😀
5.
What lights your personal fire?

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- A.
  
  Designing something easy to use AND aesthetically pleasing.
- B.
  
  An organized Google Drive with folders for everything from contracts to secret confessions.
- C.
  
  Writing a creative essay or story that speaks to my reader's emotions.
- D.
  
  An online shop that takes the time to curate a cohesive collection of outstanding products.
6.
Which character from The Office do you relate to most and why?
- A.
  
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  Erin 'cause I'm passionate about helping others.
- B.
  
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  Pam 'cause I'm a 9-5 worker with creative ambitions.
- C.
  
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  Michael 'cause I keep my readers laughing.
- D.
  
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  Dwight 'cause of my crazy amazing sales skills.
7.
How long can you wait before bringing in bucks from your online business?
- A.
  
  A couple of weeks tops — I need a cash infusion PRONTO.
- B.
  
  Several months — I've got some money to set myself up.
- C.
  
  A year — I'm transitioning into my new biz slow and steady.
8.
You've been given $5k to invest in ONE of the following to help you on your online business journey. Which would you choose?
- A.
  
  Everything to set my self up online: a brand photoshoot, logo,, and beautifully designed website.
- B.
  
  Digital courses galore! I need to brush up on my copywriting and graphic design skills.
- C.
  
  Ads to get my name out there — There are so many people who need my help.
- D.
  
  An array of awe-worthy products to sell and make my money back... and then some! Woot woot!
9.
Which quote do you relate to most?
- A.
  
  "We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect." — Anaïs Nin
- B.
  
  “Marketing is really just about sharing your passion.” — Michael Hyatt
- C.
  
  "Design is intelligence made visible." — Alina Wheeler
- D.
  
  “It takes as much energy to wish as it does to plan.” — Eleanor Roosevelt

Quiz Outcomes

1.

You should start... Freelance Writing, Designing, or Graphic Designing!

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Congrats, friend – by completing this quiz, you've shown your commitment to creating a new revenue stream 💲 According to your responses, you will have the most fun and be the best at freelancing — either writing, designing, or working as an online business manager!Your imagination + critical thinking skills = magic. And rest assured that hundreds of people are eager to pay for your services – you just have to get serious about putting yourself out there...As a freelancer, you'll be able to set your own hours, your own workflows, and pursue your passion — but that doesn't mean it's always a walk in the park, especially if you try to reinvent the wheel without support or guidance from others who have walked this path before. I started my career as a freelancer, and can help you navigate the common potholes along the road and find the smoothest, RV-friendly, route for growth both personally and professionally."If you can dream it, you can do it." – Walt DisneyHow to Kick-Start Your Roadpreneur Business in Three Simple Steps1. Narrow Down Your NicheNo matter what type of freelancing you want to offer, it's necessary to niche way the heck down. That means deciding on your ideal customer or client and aligning your marketing with their interests and needs, kind of like I've done by leaning into the RV crowd. The more specific you can be, the better!Say you want to sell to new mothers, instead of leaving it at that, dig a little deeper – maybe your ideal customer or client is actually a health-conscious mom trying to stay in shape while caring for her baby. Instead of leaning on generalities, niching down will allow you to speak directly to her and make her feel seen.2. Establish an Online Presence Once you've narrowed your target demographic, it's time to establish your online presence. I ALWAYS recommend starting with a website, so you have somewhere to direct your social media traffic. WordPress, Squarespace, and ShowIt make building a site easy, but if tech isn't your thing, consider hiring a website designer.Next, pick a couple of social media platforms to focus on. While it can be tempting to create content across all platforms – especially for a new business – keeping up with that many demands can be overwhelming and might leave you feeling drained. Stick with the platforms you *know* your audience is hanging out on.3. Get the Word OutSo you're all set up online... now what? Start creating content and connecting with potential customers and clients! A steady stream of content establishes you as an expert in your field and gets your name out there. On top of that, use your new social media accounts to reach out to your ideal customers and clients. Don't be shy, friend, it's time to make yourself known."Who's the Roadpreneur Behind All These Tips?" I'm Glad You Asked... Hey, hi, hello – I'm Kimberly Crossland 👋 I'm an RVer, a mom, and a double business owner. My passion? Developing content strategies and templates to make it simpler to start and scale a business that lets you live...truly live. I show up BIG for RVers, ready to offer guidance, support, and coaching to launch an online business. From my online template shop and membership to a blog, podcast, and course, I've got your back 🙌Want to Start Your Roadpreneur Business Off Right? Check Out These Bonus Resources1. Download your complimentary Roadpreneur Roadmap! I show you a step-by-step process to growing a business that lets you explore. There's no way I'm letting you venture out alone 🥳2. Check out my podcast, Roadpreneur. Each week, I offer you new strategies for growth! Search for Roadpreneur on your favorite podcasting platform (Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.) and subscribe!3. Surround yourself with other Roadpreneurs inside the Roadpreneur Community! Business shouldn't be done in a silo. Even if you love being away from it all, having a community at your fingertips of others building successful businesses while they RV can help you feel less lonely on this wild ride. Plus, it's here where I pop in for regular coaching, accountability, and with templates you can tweak to simplify your own business growth.P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox with More Roadpreneur Tips Galore!
2.

You should start... A Course or Digital Product!

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Congrats, friend – by completing this quiz, you've shown your commitment to creating a new revenue stream 💲 According to your responses, you will have the most fun and be the best at telling your story as a content creator!Your imagination + critical thinking skills = magic. And rest assured that hundreds of people are eager to pay for what you know – you just have to get serious about putting yourself out there...As a digital product creator, you'll be able to set your own hours, automate your workflows, and pursue your passion — but that doesn't mean it's always a walk in the park, especially if you try to reinvent the wheel without support or guidance from others who have walked this path before. I make money each month from my digital products, membership, and courses, and can help you navigate the common potholes along the road and find the smoothest, RV-friendly route for growth both personally and professionally."If you can dream it, you can do it." – Walt DisneyHow to Kick-Start Your Roadpreneur Business in Three Simple Steps1. Narrow Down Your NicheNo matter what type of freelancing you want to offer, it's necessary to niche way the heck down. That means deciding on your ideal customer or client and aligning your marketing with their interests and needs, kind of like I've done by leaning into the RV crowd. The more specific you can be, the better!Say you want to sell to new mothers, instead of leaving it at that, dig a little deeper – maybe your ideal customer or client is actually a health-conscious mom trying to stay in shape while caring for her baby. Instead of leaning on generalities, niching down will allow you to speak directly to her and make her feel seen.2. Establish an Online Presence Once you've narrowed your target demographic, it's time to establish your online presence. I ALWAYS recommend starting with a website, so you have somewhere to direct your social media traffic. WordPress, Squarespace, and ShowIt make building a site easy, but if tech isn't your thing, consider hiring a website designer.Next, pick a couple of social media platforms to focus on. While it can be tempting to create content across all platforms – especially for a new business – keeping up with that many demands can be overwhelming and might leave you feeling drained. Stick with the platforms you *know* your audience is hanging out on.3. Get the Word OutSo you're all set up online... now what? Start creating content and connecting with potential customers and clients! A steady stream of content establishes you as an expert in your field and gets your name out there. On top of that, use your new social media accounts to reach out to your ideal customers and clients. Don't be shy, friend, it's time to make yourself known."Who's the Roadpreneur Behind All These Tips?" I'm Glad You Asked... Hey, hi, hello – I'm Kimberly Crossland 👋 I'm an RVer, a mom, and a double business owner. My passion? Developing content strategies and templates to make it simpler to start and scale a business that lets you live...truly live. I show up BIG for RVers, ready to offer guidance, support, and coaching to launch an online business. From my online template shop and membership to a blog, podcast, and course, I've got your back 🙌Want to Start Your Roadpreneur Business Off Right? Check Out These Bonus Resources1. Download your complimentary Roadpreneur Roadmap! I show you a step-by-step process to growing a business that lets you explore. There's no way I'm letting you venture out alone 🥳2. Check out my podcast, Roadpreneur. Each week, I offer you new strategies for growth! Search for Roadpreneur on your favorite podcasting platform (Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.) and subscribe!3. Surround yourself with other Roadpreneurs inside the Roadpreneur Community! Business shouldn't be done in a silo. Even if you love being away from it all, having a community at your fingertips of others building successful businesses while they RV can help you feel less lonely on this wild ride. Plus, it's here where I pop in for regular coaching, accountability, and with templates you can tweak to simplify your own business growth.P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox with More Roadpreneur Tips Galore!
3.

You should start... An Online Store!

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Congrats, friend – by completing this quiz, you've shown your commitment to creating a new revenue stream 💲 According to your responses, you will have the most fun and be the best at sharing your talents with others via an online store, which YES, is something even RVers can own!Your imagination + critical thinking skills = magic. And rest assured that hundreds of people are eager to pay for what you create – you just have to get serious about putting yourself out there...As an e-commerce owner, you'll be able to set your own hours, automate your workflows, and pursue your passion — but that doesn't mean it's always a walk in the park, especially if you try to reinvent the wheel without support or guidance from others who have walked this path before. I make money each month from my online store, Cruisin' + Campfires, but am rarely tied to my warehouse because of how I've designed the process. I can help you navigate the common potholes along the road and find the smoothest, RV-friendly route for growth, both personally and professionally."If you can dream it, you can do it." – Walt DisneyHow to Kick-Start Your Roadpreneur Business in Three Simple Steps1. Narrow Down Your NicheNo matter what type of freelancing you want to offer, it's necessary to niche way the heck down. That means deciding on your ideal customer or client and aligning your marketing with their interests and needs, kind of like I've done by leaning into the RV crowd. The more specific you can be, the better!Say you want to sell to new mothers, instead of leaving it at that, dig a little deeper – maybe your ideal customer or client is actually a health-conscious mom trying to stay in shape while caring for her baby. Instead of leaning on generalities, niching down will allow you to speak directly to her and make her feel seen.2. Establish an Online Presence Once you've narrowed your target demographic, it's time to establish your online presence. I ALWAYS recommend starting with a website, so you have somewhere to direct your social media traffic. WordPress, Squarespace, and ShowIt make building a site easy, but if tech isn't your thing, consider hiring a website designer.Next, pick a couple of social media platforms to focus on. While it can be tempting to create content across all platforms – especially for a new business – keeping up with that many demands can be overwhelming and might leave you feeling drained. Stick with the platforms you *know* your audience is hanging out on.3. Get the Word OutSo you're all set up online... now what? Start creating content and connecting with potential customers and clients! A steady stream of content establishes you as an expert in your field and gets your name out there. On top of that, use your new social media accounts to reach out to your ideal customers and clients. Don't be shy, friend, it's time to make yourself known."Who's the Roadpreneur Behind All These Tips?" I'm Glad You Asked... Hey, hi, hello – I'm Kimberly Crossland 👋 I'm an RVer, a mom, and a double business owner. My passion? Developing content strategies and templates to make it simpler to start and scale a business that lets you live...truly live. I show up BIG for RVers, ready to offer guidance, support, and coaching to launch an online business. From my online template shop and membership to a blog, podcast, and course, I've got your back 🙌Want to Start Your Roadpreneur Business Off Right? Check Out These Bonus Resources1. Download your complimentary Roadpreneur Roadmap! I show you a step-by-step process to growing a business that lets you explore. There's no way I'm letting you venture out alone 🥳2. Check out my podcast, Roadpreneur. Each week, I offer you new strategies for growth! Search for Roadpreneur on your favorite podcasting platform (Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.) and subscribe!3. Surround yourself with other Roadpreneurs inside the Roadpreneur Community! Business shouldn't be done in a silo. Even if you love being away from it all, having a community at your fingertips of others building successful businesses while they RV can help you feel less lonely on this wild ride. Plus, it's here where I pop in for regular coaching, accountability, and with templates you can tweak to simplify your own business growth.P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox with More Roadpreneur Tips Galore!
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You should start... A Membership!

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Congrats, friend – by completing this quiz, you've shown your commitment to creating a new revenue stream 💲 According to your responses, you will have the most fun and be the best at holding space for others inside a membership!Your imagination + critical thinking skills = magic. And rest assured that hundreds of people are eager to pay you month after month to provide a space for personal or professional growth – you just have to get serious about putting yourself out there...As a membership owner, you'll be able to set your own hours, automate your workflows, and pursue your passion — but that doesn't mean it's always a walk in the park, especially if you try to reinvent the wheel without support or guidance from others who have walked this path before. I have grown my own membership, and can help you navigate the common potholes along the road and find the smoothest, RV-friendly route for growth both personally and professionally."If you can dream it, you can do it." – Walt DisneyHow to Kick-Start Your Roadpreneur Business in Three Simple Steps1. Narrow Down Your NicheNo matter what type of freelancing you want to offer, it's necessary to niche way the heck down. That means deciding on your ideal customer or client and aligning your marketing with their interests and needs, kind of like I've done by leaning into the RV crowd. The more specific you can be, the better!Say you want to sell to new mothers, instead of leaving it at that, dig a little deeper – maybe your ideal customer or client is actually a health-conscious mom trying to stay in shape while caring for her baby. Instead of leaning on generalities, niching down will allow you to speak directly to her and make her feel seen.2. Establish an Online Presence Once you've narrowed your target demographic, it's time to establish your online presence. I ALWAYS recommend starting with a website, so you have somewhere to direct your social media traffic. WordPress, Squarespace, and ShowIt make building a site easy, but if tech isn't your thing, consider hiring a website designer.Next, pick a couple of social media platforms to focus on. While it can be tempting to create content across all platforms – especially for a new business – keeping up with that many demands can be overwhelming and might leave you feeling drained. Stick with the platforms you *know* your audience is hanging out on.3. Get the Word OutSo you're all set up online... now what? Start creating content and connecting with potential customers and clients! A steady stream of content establishes you as an expert in your field and gets your name out there. On top of that, use your new social media accounts to reach out to your ideal customers and clients. Don't be shy, friend, it's time to make yourself known."Who's the Roadpreneur Behind All These Tips?" I'm Glad You Asked... Hey, hi, hello – I'm Kimberly Crossland 👋 I'm an RVer, a mom, and a double business owner. My passion? Developing content strategies and templates to make it simpler to start and scale a business that lets you live...truly live. I show up BIG for RVers, ready to offer guidance, support, and coaching to launch an online business. From my online template shop and membership to a blog, podcast, and course, I've got your back 🙌Want to Start Your Roadpreneur Business Off Right? Check Out These Bonus Resources1. Download your complimentary Roadpreneur Roadmap! I show you a step-by-step process to growing a business that lets you explore. There's no way I'm letting you venture out alone 🥳2. Check out my podcast, Roadpreneur. Each week, I offer you new strategies for growth! Search for Roadpreneur on your favorite podcasting platform (Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.) and subscribe!3. Surround yourself with other Roadpreneurs inside the Roadpreneur Community! Business shouldn't be done in a silo. Even if you love being away from it all, having a community at your fingertips of others building successful businesses while they RV can help you feel less lonely on this wild ride. Plus, it's here where I pop in for regular coaching, accountability, and with templates you can tweak to simplify your own business growth.P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox with More Roadpreneur Tips Galore!