Try selling high value low price products (under $50) and get your subscribers to make a small monetary commitment, which is key.
Don't go too low and devalue your products.
That small monetary amount is the start of a long-term customer relationship. If you can get your customer to make a small monetary purchase and you over deliver, you start gaining trust.
Again, you're building trust so make sure this process goes smooth. Check that payments go through without issues your end. The product is delivered smoothly. Follow-up welcome works as it should. And again, over deliver!
When you build the know, like and trust factor, the selling part really is that much easier.
Working with OptimizePress, it's my job to research, test, learn, test, learn, test, get results, learn and do some more testing.
Basically, that involves joining a lot of email marketing lists to see how people nurture leads and make offers. This way I get to see a lot of sales pages, landing pages, launch emails, webinar pages and pretty much everything that falls under the category “Marketing” or "Internet Marketing".
And, while I get to see everything, there are some big holes that even the top marketers make on their own pages and funnels.
We’re not perfect either. We know of leaks in our own funnels that we want to improve and test new ideas on.
But, being perfect never gets anything done!!
Having a simple system in place that collects leads and follows up automatically is the first hurdle. Having that finished (not perfect) and working is the key to growing your business.
Remember! Don’t make it perfect, just get it done and you to can have a highly engaging lead funnel and get more customers in no time.
When I started mapping out what I wanted to cover in this article, I grabbed my wife’s sharpies and started drawing.
The more I thought about it, I knew I wanted to cover the time period for getting to know your new leads.
This led me to sketching a more detailed lead nurturing funnel.
29 replies to "[Updated] Build a Conversion Funnel to Grow, Engage, and Generate More Customers in 7 Steps"
muchas gracias no tienes idea de lo que tu articulo me ayudo para terminar mi proyecto, de verdad Gracias David Frosdick
Excellent informative article. Thank you.
A high-quality article, didactic, pedagogical, allowing to understand the methodology to engage the clients in the marketing process
Thanks for the feedback @akilsadkaoui:disqus lots more to come 😉
Awesome value here! Explained SO easily 🙂
Tanks so much @alexford_ydf:disqus
I’ve been dabbling with this for years. This really puts it all together for me. Thank you for sharing!
Excellent! Glad I could jog your memory 😉 @edmovius:disqus
Thanks for featuring my welcome email. 🙂 Good article you got here.
You’re welcome David! It’s such a good examples of building trust that people need to learn from it 😉
Thanks for taking the time to comment over here.
Well done.
Thanks Len!!
Thanks David-
My agency builds funnels and runs advertising campaigns for local businesses. This is spot on. The only difference is that I believe you can sell and educate at the same time. So I would still sell during the educate phase. The key is to understand your customer and what your sales cycle looks like. A real estate agent has a much different funnel than a retailer that sells shirts.
Thanks so much Eric! Yes selling and educating have that cross over synergy.
Agreed, knowing your audience is key. My wife has a physical business selling children clothes. Sales funnels like this are a completely different setup. It’s a much harder niche to build a funnel in.
Perfect Post
Thank you Alan!
very timely and valuable info as I’m building two funnels at the moment! I totally agree with your point of sketching them out first so my mind can visualize what I’m creating, I just got to that point yesterday…so like I said, this was very timely. Miigwetch/Merci!
Great to hear rikleaf!!! Please post a picture of funnels on social and tag us 😉
One of your best articles in a very, very, I’d say VERY long while. It’s like 3 years of UNI lectures on a single piece of paper.
Next step is to offer templates to do just that to speed up integrations. Also white-listing instructions would be great, esp as you know persons email, so gmail users would see gmail guide, whilst hot-mailers some hot email white-listing guide 🙂
Thanks for kind comments Sandis!
Yes the whitelisting is important so people see your emails in their inbox 😀
Great idea for adding email guides.
Go for it guys! I’d imagine big % of your customers would appreciate out of box solution for their first projects (I know I would). 🙂
very well explained David. now I know you’ve skills in drawing! 😁
Only drawing boxes with arrows 😃
Great blueprint for action here — especially the reminder to map things out first. Thanks!
Yeah, mapping really help for this kind of thing. Seeing a path or process makes it all that much easier to understand. Thanks for stopping by!
David, what a great post, how helpful with simple, real world tips.
Ty
Thanks Ty! Now take action!
David. You just saved me hours and hours of studying Mkt funnels. This is so awesome! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. I’m definitely going to use your 7 steps in my brand. Tks!! <3
Ah thanks Ana! Your feedback is well received 🙂 Treat your new subscribers with love and they will love you!