So, you've priced your information product at $997 because all the cool kids are doing it. But this episode will make you think twice about buying into the hype as Joel reveals the '$997' connection to low conversion rates — plus how to reframe your offer to grow your customer base and surge your sales.
[4:23] People are leaving so much money on the table by trying to go for the home run with the webinar.
[5:00] Understand the magnitude of your ask in terms of what your audience has to commit to learning.
[7:12] Joel discusses a past client's $997 house flipping program and why his 'ask' kept his cold traffic webinar sales to one.
[8:39] Think in terms of the customer journey and how much work is involved to achieve success.
[9:08] Rather than offer a $1K course or program, frame it as a lower commitment level and work on ascending them.
[9:42] A month-to-month membership site presents an opportunity to build trust with your audience while consuming your content.
[10:28] Think about different ways to ascend them to different offers and higher-level programs so they start educating themselves more.
[10:47] Let your teaching do the selling for you.
[11:34] If you're struggling, think about how big your ask is, assuming money is a non-issue. How else can you leverage content you've already created to convert them?
[11:58] Rethink your offers, content, and everything you talk about inside your webinar.
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