How To Get More Clients Using Conversion Ads
Have you ever seen an ad, or received an email that you didn’t find interesting.
Of Course you have, who hasn't.
Could be someone trying to sell you an expensive course or a subscription.
Why would you spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars on something you are not even sure is giving you any value?
That’s the reason why so many high end ads fail to work, and why they don’t fill out all the seats to their course or workshop.
There’s a much better way to sell high ticket seats, and I'll tell you just how.
First, let me tell you a little story…
For a long time I've been interested in real estate, especially rentals.
But in this particular area, there wasn't any good information about how to look for the right potential in a building, or how to calculate the right rent, or return on investment etc.
Then all of a sudden, these two guys popped up on my facebook feed, selling exactly what I’d been looking for.
I clicked on their ad, went through all the steps, ready to purchase.
Just to find out that it was 704 dollars
HOLY SHIT!
I was not about to drop that kind of money on something I wasn’t even sure would be useful.
I later found out that they had also written a book, so I bought that instead for a fraction of the price of the workshop.
I liked the book so much that I eventually ended up attending the workshop.
Which takes me back to how YOU would also be able to sell high tickets.
You want to do it through something called conversion ads, you do that by people opting in.
Opting in means there’s an exchange like a piece of information.
So instead of selling them on a 704 dollar workshop, you say, I wrote this book, e-book, guide checklist, buy the book for 48 dollars or download my ebook for free.
This will get people opting in and give you their information.
So now you can start sending them emails about your high ticket workshop, course, etc.
Talk soon,
Martin
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