How to Craft a Killer Offer That’s Irresistible to Your Market | Ep. #1463
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In episode #1463, we discuss how you can create a killer offer that your audience cannot say not to. A killer offer is one that generates a lot of sales and converts well, and this only happens when what you offer provides more value than the price point of the item. Tune in to hear how surveys can help you to get to know the pain points of your customers and tweak your offer accordingly!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:25] Today’s topic: How to Craft A Killer Offer That is Irresistible to Your Market.
- [00:34] A killer offer is something that generates a lot of sales and converts well.
- [00:53] An offer can be a product, service, or opt-in that is bundled in an appealing way.
- [01:10] The importance of including an anchoring effect and making your offer a no-brainer.
- [01:32] Do not worry about how well it is written—worry about answering all the objections.
- [02:14] Hear how Russell Brunson’s journey with ClickFunnels relates to this topic.
- [03:18] Stacking: an irresistible offer is one that provides more value than what is paid for.
- [03:37] Show very clearly how your offer is worth a ton of money.
- [04:05] Run surveys to find out what issues people have and what their desires are.
- [04:24] The reason why launches do well is that they open and close, creating urgency.
- [04:40] The importance of understanding and keeping track of customer development.
- [05:33] We need your feedback on our Lifetime Consulting Thing concept and all it involves!
- [06:33] That’s it for today!
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