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94 contributions to Creator Party
Jan '25 •
Are freebies still relevant?
Hey Mariah and team! I'm working to set up my evergreen everyday funnel and I'm wondering if I should still even be offering free opt-ins. Should I be leveraging my low ticket offers as my opt-ins in order to build a list of buyers? Or should I still offer some freebies so that my 'turtles' will have some time to get to know me before they get into my funnel. If I did that, I would use my low ticket offers as tripwires and let people enter the funnel that way. I'd welcome anyone's insights on this.
1 like • Jan '25
@Bree Boucher I recently started doing some audio freebies and very excited about it! Personally I don’t download free PDFs or guides any more
2 likes • Jan '25
@Bree Boucher People nowadays like on the go podcasts! That’s great!
Oct '24 •
What questions do you have about running an "all-access-pass" offer?
I get a ton of questions about how to structure, price, sell and promote an "All-Access-Pass" style offer - an offer that includes all of your courses + programs in one package. Exactly like what we have created with Profit Architecture! 🎉 I'm working on a podcast episode to share all about it, but I need to know: 🤔 What *specific* questions do you have about creating, running and selling an "All-Access-Pass" style offer? Tell me in the comments below 👇 One of my clients said the insights I shared about all-access-pass offers was worth $30k to her instantly - so I can't wait to share this with you!
0 likes • Oct '24
So many!!! We are working on trying to create that in theory right now! First, trying to figure out how that fits with the Skool group format, as we have both a free community and high ticket on school. We don’t want to mix the AAP members with high ticket as we run challenges specific to members of HT, and they like having their own smaller community. In the same sense, we don’t want to mix them with the free. I’m in both of yours and like having the separation, personally. So, there’s the question of user experience and how many groups, and then there’s the question of breaking those products down into smaller products for low ticket lead gen through the evergreen everyday format, for the lower tier of free/low ticket. So in a sense, product suite would be three fold. High ticket = all products + HT specific curriculum + live events/calls. AAP includes all products + community (DIY). Free + LT has one off purchases + community. It’s a LOT of ways to break off content. Would love the simplest approach without watering down communities or mixing audiences. I know! That’s a lot of questions! But that’s exactly what we are discussing now in depth! @Mariah Coz
May '24 •
Bundles? Effective or No? 💵
Has anyone seen consistent lead gen from being part of a bundle? Meaning, have the leads generated actually turned into ideal clients for your business? Please select in the poll 😊 below!
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26 members have voted
1 like • Jun '24
@Lucy Reyes Thanks!!!
0 likes • Oct '24
@Amy Hardie Makes sense!
Sep '24 •
High Ticket Scholarship? 🎓
I've received grants that sponsor clients in my high ticket program, effectively giving them 'scholarships' to join. However, I find that these clients have less engagement and lower success rate. If you have a high ticket program and have given out scholarships, have you also found this to be the case? If so, do you have any tips/ideas for increasing success rate in the program? Thanks. Also, if you've administered scholarships at all in your high ticket program, then feel free to share any reflections you have about this. I'd be curious and eager to hear about your experience. Thanks.
2 likes • Sep '24
I offer various pricing breakdowns and also programs that break the payments up for them depending on their credit, income etc. It all depends on the circumstance, but if someone is really wanting to work with us and willing, we do our best to find them the payment plan or best financing option to meet their needs. I wouldn’t say that we heavily discount our program, and I also wouldn’t say that those who received a more accessible option had less engagement. I would go on to say that many of the people who haven’t ever come to calls had enough disposable income where it wasn’t a stretch to join. So I have seen the opposite sometimes.
Apr '24 •
Course Hosting on Website vs Platform
Hi! I know there are a lot of course creators out there, and want to get some ideas from the group. I currently host my course on Thinkific and there are some conveniences there for sure! But I am considering hosting my courses on my own website platform (assuming I can find the right person to help with this and it is an investment that makes sense). Has anyone here hosted their course on their website or considered it? What are the pros and cons in your opinion?
1 like • Jul '24
Why not host them here in Skool?
1 like • Aug '24
@Leo M Amazing!!! 🤩
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