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🗓️ 16 May 2019
⏱️ 35 minutes
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You want people ready to buy when you launch your course, but how do you do that? This episode will explain exactly how to be intentional before your launch, so that your customers will be ready to buy when you are ready to sell. You need to start the relationship building early, because people buy from those that they know, like, and trust. I am going to share a powerful marketing strategy that you can use to seed the idea of your course before it is ever launched.
You will be priming the pump in a transparent and authentic way that makes people hungry for what you have to offer. I’m going to give you three powerful tips that you can intentionally use to get your buyers ready and excited to buy from you when you launch. This mini lesson will give you actionable ways to talk about your course in a natural way that doesn’t sound salesy and gets people excited about what you are offering.
This episode is brought to you by my Free Masterclass all about list building. One of the ways that you can be incredibly intentional when you aren’t launching is to build your email list every single day.
The energy of your business is directly tied to the strength of your email list, and so that’s why you hear me talk about list building so much on my podcast, in my Facebook lives, and in my private Facebook groups and in all my courses. List building is essential to the growth of your online business. Get my Free List Building Masterclass.
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1:29.2 | online marketing made easy podcast. I am so thrilled to be here with you today because we are talking |
1:35.2 | about a very powerful marketing strategy that will help you seed the idea of your digital course |
1:43.0 | so that when you're ready to promote, your audience will be ready to buy. This episode came about |
1:49.7 | because so many of my digital course academy students asked me the question, amy, should I talk |
1:56.2 | about my course before I launch it? And if so, how do I talk about it without sounding too salesy? |
2:04.5 | Such a great question. Okay, so back in the day when I first came on the online marketing scene, |
2:10.5 | it was like this thing to keep your course super secret and then you spring it on your audience |
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