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Do you sell high ticket or low ticket?
Let’s define it. High ticket $2,000 and up. Low ticket: $1,999 and below. I’ve always sold both. High ticket for 1–1 consulting. Low ticket for group coaching. In my first year, I had an almost even split in income: $50,000 for each. I truly love both. Low ticket means ad spent, more people I can help and more fun. High ticket means cold outreach and relationship building. What do you like best?
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@Andrea Palten For me at this moment, $199 is my highest for a course. I am however in the process of a new pivot. Believe it or not, nobody is covering it. Data shows its important, few competitors have one or two videos a year about it. I just can't be a sheep following the pack right off the cliff of 60, 70, 80's slugging it out for the same views. So short of a few post/vids to keep channel growth (just hit 1k) I am building the structure, website, blog and podcast around coming out in a month or two. This pivot will include online seminars, city wide events with corporate sponsors (like the big guys). So, my future will be probably hitting 5k offers in a year if/when this takes off. Claude is a huge help asking me questions I hadn't thought about.
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@Rajan Arora I rarely go in cold. I've sent a free gift like a book with a note. Something that works around 20% of the time. When I was a salesman, I always went in with a food related gift. One hundred percent of the time. Back then my ninety day closing rate was in the high sixty percent range.Because they appreciated the gift, and it opened the door. I was trained old school. If I make a 100 off of you I'll spend up to 15 to 20 dollars in a gift, a lunch or ice cream for the office. That would get me past the gatekeeper at the door because everybody looked forward to when I visited. Now that percentage is after I deduct the cost of the product and using strictly profit. Would I take fifteen percent or ten percent for a larger order. Back in those days I sold to Walmart and our own hardware distribution. Every one of those was cold call, including walmart. Walmart, I was able to close in sixty days. Persistence my friend persistence.
High ticket offer vs. low ticket offer
If you've ever wondered which you should sell, $2,000 and higher or low ticket, this video is for you. Hint, maybe you should be doing both...
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@Andrea Palten Super video. One of the first I've been able to watch. You have some amazing points broken down into easy to understand concepts. That cruise to Turks put me into the hospital so I wasn't able to come back and check out CGL like I wanted but I did want to drop by to say really good job on the vid and we will stay in touch. Be well.
Prompt: Competitor Research | Digital Product
This prompt you provided run on Claude Desktop (only) is super powerful. I just took a quick view and wanted to post so everybody knows this is a must do step for your niche. Mine is full of lots of knowledge, pain points and other tips. Can't wait to get into it more. Thanks for sharing your post.
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@Andrea Palten You know it.🏃‍➡️ That was fun printout to analyze. Good ideas. Everyone should use it or they will miss things they didn't even know was a problem and can make the changes before getting too far along their niche. Great resource.
New Claude Prompt for Competitor Research
I just posted this new prompt in Classroom under the Claude course. It's a super fun prompt that helps you do a deeper dive into competitors, what people are saying, and what kind of products / offers / lead magnets you can create. Check it out! Let me know what you think. https://www.skool.com/igc/classroom/e241a19d?md=f499cfcda1ac4ef48129c128b09fc0a1
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My main focus is going out of the country in a couple of days. I am kinda interested in what comes from the 30 minute with Murray on the level 6 unlock. It looks like I have some homework to do. Then, probably work on my offer. I have one coaching offer for Debt Elimination running 99.00 founder price but it goes up to 199.00, Already have the book and workbook. Still need the video. But, that probably won't be the offer. That will be 499 to 599 or move offer.
I'm back! And got a new LinkedIn training video for you
Hey there! Hawaii is amazing. I'm still getting caught up on my thousand plus emails since I was out, so bare with me. In the meantime, here's my latest video that shows you some very surprising stats that LinkedIn just announced. And as a reminder, I recommend LinkedIn for most of my clients (even if you are a weightloss coach or gardening expert, LinkedIn is not just for B2B anymore):
2 likes • Jun 20
Hiya Andrea. Ashamed to say, LinkedIn isn't even on my radar. Maybe in 90 days or so. I just today at 4am launched my website blog. I had to take down all of my content because I use Go Daddy and if I switched to their new Ario platform (AI) I could save around 350 a year. So website rebuilding was half of this week. Then today I am learning about slide deck. Not sure what I think about it. Spending the weekend learning about it. With a 10 year old grandson living with us and out of school (hahaha, I started to spell it Skool) not a lot of free time until early in the mornings. I want to stay in touch and when it slows down a bit, spend some time on platform and learn a bit about your group. Be well.
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Marc Jacobs
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"RETIRED" Corporate Security Manager for International Electric Utility.

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