I bought them. I went through them. Some are great. Some are recycled junk. Here's what's worth the money for someone in your situation.
Plain-English introduction to what digital marketing actually is, what tools you'll need, and the mindset shift required at 45+. No fluff, no "crush it" energy, no income screenshots.
Walks through picking a niche, choosing affiliate programs that actually pay, and setting up your first promotional content. Includes the tech basics but isn't a tech course.
Creating, packaging, and selling your own digital products. Pricing strategy, Stan Store setup walkthroughs, and the content cadence that actually generates sales.
How to build an email list that actually converts, write emails people open, and design the funnel that takes a stranger from "who are you" to "yes I'll buy that."
Reels, TikToks, YouTube Shorts that don't make you cringe at yourself. Scripts, hooks, lighting on a budget, and the editing workflow that doesn't eat your entire weekend.
Meta and Google ads strategy for people who have something proven and want to scale. Includes the math, the testing framework, and how not to set $500 on fire.
Grab the Starter Checklist. It includes my decision tree for which course to start with based on where you are now and what you're trying to build. No spam — just useful stuff.