How to Improve Your Offer

Jul 18, 2024

Lecture on How to Improve Your Offer

Key Concepts

  • Willingness to Pay: Analysis on the features that customers value the most.

Four Features with Highest Willingness to Pay

  • Exclusive Access (exclusive content, events, etc.)
  • Exclusive Content (newsletters, probably video)
  • Exclusive Events
  • Value of Community

Strategies to Improve Offer

  • Frequent Interaction: Daily calls with the founder can boost conversions.
    • Format: Zoom calls, clear structure for Q&A, quick problem-solving.
  • Team Involvement: Utilize qualified team members in sales and support but ensure they are well-trained and can answer as effectively as the founder.

Selling Techniques

  • Bonuses: Create bonuses that provide fast and significant results.
    • Example: Fast credit repair tips that deliver results in 72 hours.
  • Value Proposition: Each bonus should be worth more than the total price of the offer.
    • Focus on specific avatars (different customer types) for more tailored bonuses.

Conducting Effective Events

  • Event Planning: Always have the next event planned and make access exclusive for longer-term members.
  • Promoting at Events: Upsell at the point of greatest need, not satisfaction.
  • Event Selling: Only the main organizer should sell products at events.
    • Use segmented audience based on revenue and income for targeted upsells.

Maximizing Customer Motivation

  • Success Stories: Interview successful customers and share their journey to inspire others.
    • Lifecycle ads: Success interviews broken down into ‘Before’, ‘During’, ‘After’ phases, focusing on internal and external changes.

Filtering Ideal Customers

  • Target Audience: Be specific in your ads about who the product is for and who it is not for.
    • Example: For gym owners, specify requirements like having an existing gym setup.
  • Marketing: Customize bonuses and offers to attract the desired target audience.

High Ticket vs Low Ticket Products

  • Distinct Price Points: High value vs low cost items should not cannibalize each other’s sales.
    • Example: High-ticket offers should focus on implementation, low-ticket should be scalable.
  • Adding High Ticket: Introduce high-ticket items upon seeing demand from current customer base.

Combating Negative Feedback

  • Focus on Value: Ignore isolated negative feedback and focus on providing overwhelming positive value to drown out negativity.
  • Mind Space: Being louder and providing more value will minimize the impact of negative feedback.

Pricing Strategies

  • Consistent Value Pricing: Set prices based on the lowest value a customer might experience to ensure long-term retention.
    • Understand and cater to both peaks and valleys of customer satisfaction.