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Questions about auction brokering
I have 2 questions. 1. When approaching audience owners, do we need to lead with a problem we think their audience might be are facing ? Or are audience owners usually presold on the "if I were to pay you 1k to 10k to let your audience have some fun" idea ? 2. When you ask someone to rent a post in their group. Do people usually care if the payment is after the auction is done?
The “Perfect” Post That Generates ZERO Leads
There’s a post sitting in someone’s drafts right now… They’ve rewritten the hook a bazillion times… Swapped one emoji for another… Deleted a sentence… Put it back… Asked ChatGPT for 37 more versions. And while they’ve been tickling that post for three days… It’s produced… ZERO IOIs. ZERO conversations. ZERO leads. Meanwhile… Another LEADer posted a rough question before breakfast. Three people replied. One became a lead. And by lunch… They knew which problem their market wanted help with. Writing tonnes of content and feel productive. But the market can’t respond to something that never got posted It’s like spending three days polishing a fishing hook… While everyone else is already at the lake throwing out lines and drinking a frosty one… The goal of the first post isn’t to CRUSH. It’s to find out… 🐟 Does anything nibble? 🐟 Which bait gets ignored? 🐟 Which words make someone raise their hand? Then the market helps make the next post better. And the one after that. That’s how LEADers learn. → POST. → LISTEN. → ADJUST. → REPEAT. The person chasing perfect gets opinions from inside their own head. The person who posts gets DATA from the market. So… What’s sitting in YOUR drafts because you’re trying to get it perfect? Post the idea below if you've got one! Let’s see if we can get it out of your head and into the water. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
The “Perfect” Post That Generates ZERO Leads
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Thank you @Tan Hopper this is such a great reminder
50 Leads +$26k Winner in 8 hours
In a world where most community owners... Struggle to get 50 "likes"... We not only get 50 leads...but leads that tell us how much they are willing to pay! We're a butt hair shy of $50,000 in sales. (That's like $1k per lead.) I call that Leads On Demand! Wouldn't you? 👀Take a peek at the pic. 👀 👉How did we DO this? Sound off 👇👇 Hint: It's ONE WORD:-) Rooting For Ya, Travis PS This came from a community of only 520 members. PPS I blurred the name to protect privacy.
50 Leads +$26k Winner in 8 hours
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Starts with an "A" and ends with "N"
🎥Your Ready-to-Buy-Now Lead Machine
This baby works in just about ANY niche... ...in 25 hours... You can have dozens to hundreds of leads telling you HOW MUCH they will spend! You can make sales at any price point you want: From $37 to $6.2 million. (See the Video) It's sicko mode! It matters NOT if you don't have an email list, following or suck being on camera! Because you don't need any of that shizzle. Rooting For Ya, Travis PS If you're a Premium LEADer, THANK YOU! You've got access to the whole training in the classroom.
🎥Your Ready-to-Buy-Now Lead Machine
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@Travis Sago, three questions: 1. For the “Can I pay you?” message, do we need to lead with the specific problems their audience faces or do audience owners generally just want to discuss more when you say you want to help their audience have some fun and make them look like a hero? 2. Besides doing general research to understand their audience’s problems, how can we be sure their audience actually wants what we’re putting up for auction? Would we run something like a test post first? 3. Do we have to have an offer dialed in for an auction to work, or can the process of running the auction itself be a way to launch/validate a new offer and see what people actually want to buy?
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@Rio Garcia Hey it's over here in the classroom: https://www.skool.com/leads-on-demand-9979/classroom/7ebc63ea?md=3b6bf6d8f29a4c4c93e7fa1886075777
Seeking Feedback: Avoiding the 'Shame Button' and Pain Points in Copy
Hey guys, I'm trying to use LOD to get coffee dates with skool group owners. My goal is to run auctions for them but I know no one wants an auction. I'm currently posting polls in free promo groups to get IOIs. I'm aware that there are skool group owners in here & I'd love feedback on 2 main things. 1. Does the poll below match a real pain skool group owners face? If not, what are the current major pains they are facing? 2. Does the poll feel like it's pushing any shame buttons? IF so, where exactly? Headline: Too Many Lurkers. Not Enough Buyers? Body: Hey, do TOO MANY lurkers bother anyone? A) “Nah. Quiet members still buy, silence is just their love language.” B) “Kinda… They're big fans of the like button but allergic to the buy button.” C) “Yes. Driving me nuts! I'd appreciate any feedback, thank you!
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@Chris Dyson they think about getting more traffic and engagement every day? And what they see is: 1. New members join but don't post 2. There posts get very few comments 3. Members read/watch content but don't interact 4. Someone cancels I did some research over the weekend and it seems those are some things they see alot
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@Nico Moreno Thank you
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