Jason (not real name) is a dude from Chicago who want to “hustle, grind” and become an entrepreneur.
He follows all guys that he thinks are top guys, like Gary Vee, or similar folks.
He gets up every day and work on generating business ideas for his next big thing.
He spent a ton of time focusing on a “cool” name for his new thing. He likes it, and now his FB profile photo is that new logo which he got by getting a dude on fiverr for $5.
This is just something cool we learned, even though this is one of the basics of direct response.
I thought it would be nice to share it with you in this post.
So we ran a product launch this week and the landing page conversions were obscenely high.
We couldn’t quite figure out what in the hell was going on, is our tracking wrong? or Is it something else?
Then I double checked the numbers by matching the numbers with GT webinar optins.
It checked out!
The lander was normal, nothing too flashy I wrote the copy in like 15 minutes.
So what made this lander convert like crazy?
In this video, you’ll learn the SINGLE most important fundamental component of advertising that people ignore which results in a failed ad campaign regardless of an ad platform
Based on this you can start creating a tactical plan depending upon any platform you wanna test for your next campaign.
P.S. – If you have any questions, let us know!
Wayne
Hey there,
I wanted to talk to you about some serious business…
This is one of the most important blog posts that I’ll ever put together for you and trust me it will be worth a read.
As I was preparing the material for SaaS Academy LIVE. I wrote down some ideas on what to talk about…
And this one was THE MOST IMPORTANT lesson that you will ever learn as an entrepreneur
As a matter of fact, it is so freakin’ important that I’m actually going to give it away to you for free.
You can learn those lessons here in this video, that I just uploaded on YouTube
Okay so why am I teaching this to everyone on my list?
Simple, I do not want you to quit based on some terrible gut wrenching anxious events that could put you on a chronic entrepreneurial anxiety like it did to me.
I got screwed over, I mismanaged my time and I made some terrible mistakes. Even the thought of those events makes a smarter and more experienced me cringe.
But there is no such thing as a painless lesson, what matters is how fast you adapt, learn and tweak your future judgements based on that experience…
Anxious little moments will happen to you in business, that’s just how it is.
Yesterday I sat down with a client and nailed down a strategy for a product launch.
And boy was I excited.
The reason was the process that we mapped out. And that process was designed in a way to convert targeted traffic into “true fans” before we even reveal our product to them.
