Kat Loterzo

Founder, The Katrina Ruth Show · 1 appearance on the record.

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Formerly known professionally as Kat Loterzo, she built an online business spanning personal coaching, digital content, and membership programs before rebranding as Katrina Ruth. She has authored dozens of self-published books and courses on online business and mindset, and hosts the Faith, Fire & Flow Podcast Show.

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Kat Loterzo emails list 3-6 times daily, including 2,500-word posts
“I email three to six times a day. I email two and a half thousand word blog posts at least once a day and often more. And that's like day in, day out, three, 65 days a year.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 9:47 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo
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Loterzo: The Tribe maintains an 80% monthly member retention rate
“So we're keeping around 80% a month.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 8:21 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo
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Loterzo: The Tribe generated over $500K in under nine months
“That particular piece by itself within that timeframe would be just over the half million miles.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 5:47 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo
Disclosure
Kat Loterzo has self-published 47 to 48 books on Amazon Kindle
“I've published around, I believe it's 47 books. It might be 48.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 13:07 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo
Disclosure
Loterzo: Monthly revenue reached nearly $124K with $42K from memberships
“Like last month, I did just under a 124 K and 42 of that was from the membership site.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 18:04 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo
Disclosure
Kat Loterzo rejects project management software in favor of email drafts
“I don't use anything. I'm super old school. I send my team like an email list each day. I kind of hate all those base camp type things. And I just keep my notes on email and draft format to myself.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 19:50 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo
Disclosure
Loterzo: Cumulative book downloads total roughly 35,000 to 40,000
“It's probably around the 35 to 40,000 mark.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 15:03 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo
Disclosure
Loterzo: Email list reaches 30,000 subscribers
“It's 30,000.”
Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 ▶ 16:26 EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo

Appearances (1)

EpisodeDateSpeaking time
EP 311: Memebership Site Secrets with Kat Loterzo Jun 22, 2016 10m
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