The episode is packed with many more useful tips anyone can use for their offers, sales pages, and more.
Thanks @jspector for all your generous advice both to me and the audience who can listen to the full episode for free as a podcast or on Youtube here: https://t.co/koaww1mUG4
I advertised my web design audit in @jspector’s newsletter and got a bunch of traffic, but no sales.
So Josh invited me on his podcast for an hour of action-packed advice to improve my product offer and sales page.
Here are some insights anyone can use to get more sales/leads:
5) Focus on value delivered rather than time spent.
Ex: I emphasized that clients get a 60-minute phone consult.
This led to clients to think in terms of cost per minute.
Instead, by focusing on the value — more leads/conversions — the price is compared against the results.
@helloitsolly As a Senja user, this would be a blast to work on. I love making fun, clean, bright designs. Happy to chat more about it! https://t.co/TumeWDpgl3
Just shared this @jspector podcast ep with a design client of mine who is an author.
Any creatives looking to attract and build an audience should listen asap.
Key idea:
Your content should not be built around you, but around what your audience is into.
https://t.co/F5DqIS3qrI
@BrettFromDJ Having run an agency for 10+ years, I took your course and found you had so many specific + thoughtful insights on process and workflow that could only come from deep experience.
What you've built is clear and simple. Skeptics who think complexity = value/truth are missing out.