Creating a high-ticket program that attracts clients, inspires action, and ultimately leads to business growth and success. Things to consider according to ChatGPT: 1. Trust and Credibility (40%) - Why it matters: People invest in people they trust. If they like the person teaching, they’re more likely to believe that the course/program will work for them. Trust plays a huge role in purchasing decisions, especially when you're offering a high-ticket program. People want to believe that you have the knowledge, experience, and genuine desire to help them succeed. - How to Build Trust: Share your story (authentically), show vulnerability, and position yourself as an expert through valuable content and testimonials. Building rapport through social media and personal connections goes a long way. 2. Personal Connection (30%) - Why it matters: Clients prefer working with someone they can connect with personally. When they feel like they align with your values, personality, and approach, they’re more likely to engage with your offering. In high-ticket sales, people often invest in the relationship just as much as they invest in the content. A solid personal connection boosts loyalty and client retention. - How to Build Connection: Interact with potential clients regularly through live sessions, one-on-one calls, or group interactions. Show your human side — let your personality shine. Engage your audience on social media or during live sessions, and create opportunities to connect on a deeper level. 3. Social Proof and Reputation (20%) - Why it matters: Social proof—the influence of past clients' success stories and testimonials—also heavily impacts the decision to buy. Clients are often more likely to work with someone who has a proven track record of success with other entrepreneurs. The more positive feedback you receive, the more credibility you gain. - How to Build Social Proof: Collect and showcase case studies, testimonials, and reviews from previous clients who can vouch for your program’s effectiveness. The more visible success stories, the more attractive you become as a mentor/coach.

@Zahida A Khan you mentioned that the book, 'Influence by Dr. Robert Cialdini' is a great read in understanding the psychology behind buyers n why people say yes, and how to apply these insights in business -- can you share your summary notes?

Got an invitation to join this group (see screenshot) and I can't relate to the community name Do you belong to a community where the name is not aligned with its niche, and it's working well -->> please share!! Should our Offer/Community Name align with our niche/members/clients?

First autonomus AI agent. And the name of it is Manus...not Manos...Manus! Every day there is something new in the AI community. A couple of days everyone was talking about QwQ, and now everyone is talking about Manus. Things are developing RAPIDLY!...and it seems that the Chinese are way ahead at the moment. I do not know how the US will catch up. Good for them though! https://manus.im/

Neil Patel is very credible and shares some good tips for using A.I. in 2025 to increase revenue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaJKo9CxxXA