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How a Simple Button Change Boosted Sales by $100,000

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Are you struggling to keep up with the endless barrage of repetitive tasks that slow your progress? You already have critical priorities that deserve your attention rather than wrestling with DIY solutions or under-resourced teams.

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Do you have a broken lead magnet that's repelling customers?

See, most businesses have difficulties grabbing the attention of potential customers. Usually they launch a simple website, send out a few simple social media posts, and hope for the best outcome, but guess what? – In a world full of complexities, it's not the “simple” that does the job, in fact that's a recipe for disappointment, and I'm willing to bet you've been there too – stuck with a website that's more like a ghost town than a lead-generating machine. Now, luckily for you, I still remember the day, where I discovered a secret to attracting new customers to my business & what I'm about to tell you is the turning point that changed everything for me – and it can do the same for you...
Let’s get into it.

I've seen it time and time again – businesses with great products or great services, but somehow, they just can't seem to attract the customers they need, as if they're invincible. And we both are well aware, it's a frustrating place to be. No orders, no sales, no customers – no nothing.
It's like being a chef with a restaurant full of delicious food, but no one to serve it to. Or an artist with a masterpiece, but no one to appreciate it. I mean, what's the point of creating something amazing if no one gets to experience it? You're left standing there, wondering what went wrong, and feeling like you've wasted your resources established with your time and your energy. But the truth is, it's not the product or service that's the problem – it's the way you're presenting it to the world.

Not only do you feel like you've wasted a lot of resources building up your business, but the rent for your local office is piling up, the stockroom is overflowing with unsold products, and there's no room to manoeuvre. You can’t hold it anymore – the business you've poured your heart and soul into needs to be wished for its condolence.

After I went through all the factors of what possibly could have gone wrong – is it my business location or are my products too expensive? – I decided to examine my last thought and checked out my competition.
If mind serves, I think it was a skincare brand named “Curology”. It offers a personalized 30-day trial when consumers sign up for an account with them. I also checked out Miami Beach Bum, which offers a classic 15% off purchase when
visitors sign up for their email newsletter. And, after a short analysis, I just realized that they both have something in common...

They present value to their customers in return for their contact information. I mean, who doesn't want a discount on their next purchase? I decided to sign up for both brands by entering my email address, and the first thing that popped up was an instant gratification – a welcome message and a confirmation that I'd made the right decision, sweet!
I then received a brief overview of what their newsletter was about and what I could expect from it. Over time, they've been building a relationship with me through their newsletter, and this just made me realize how much of an impact this has had on sales and customer loyalty. I mean, isn’t that smart? If you don’t realize it, then stay with me. Let me clarify.

And by the way, don’t worry about consumers being apprehensive to share their personal information with you. Like, think about it..., people are more inclined to give you their email address if you're offering them something they really want or need.

Now of course, you're not bound to an email marketing campaign or a personalized 30-day trial, but this could also be a discount, a special offer, an educational resource, & whatnot.
The key here is to be creative and make sure that whatever you're offering is easy to consume. You want to give your customers a taste of what you have to offer and make them feel like they're getting something valuable in return for their contact information.
And here's the thing – when you create a lead magnet that highlights your expertise and provides real value to your customers, you're not just building a mailing list, but you're building trust and credibility.

I hope you now have a better understanding of how a thoughtful designed lead magnet can help you build a loyal customer base, drive sales, and thus grow your business.
If you're interested in gaining more insight into how to create a lead magnet that truly appeals with your audience, I'd love to schedule a call with you to discuss your goals and create a customized plan.

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How a Simple Button Change Boosted Sales by $100,000

Imagine investing your blood and sweat into a business, only to feel like sales are going nowhere and frustration is taking over. That's exactly what happened to one team of entrepreneurs – until they stumbled upon a game-changing insight that transformed their fortunes overnight. Here's what they discovered...

You've probably been in meetings where a lot of ideas are thrown around about how to improve an existing product or service. Everyone has an opinion, and it can quickly turn into a battle of long-winded defenses. The room is filled with strong arguments, each person convinced that their idea is the key to success. But as the discussion drags on, it becomes clear that no one really knows what will work – and that's when the frustration and uncertainty really start to set in.

In these moments, it's easy to feel like you're stuck in a never-ending cycle of debate and speculation. You're trying to make progress, but every step forward feels like a shot in the dark. But psst – don't be afraid; you're not alone in this feeling. Many businesses struggle to make informed decisions, and it's not uncommon for teams to feel like they're on the verge of giving up. But what if I told you that sometimes, it's in those darkest moments that the greatest breakthroughs occur?

The team had been debating for hours, and the whiteboard was filled with ideas, but nothing seemed to stick. They were on the verge of throwing in the towel, wondering if they'd ever crack the code to boost sales. The feeling of defeat was creeping in, and it seemed like they were running out of options. As they sat in silence, staring at the whiteboard, close on the verge of giving up. The silent team member, Alex, raised his voice after a while...

It was a rare occurrence, as Alex was usually the quietest person in the room, observing and listening more than speaking. "You're all overcomplicating things," Alex said, his voice calm and steady. "The solution is a lot simpler than you think, in fact, it’s right in front of you." The team looked at him, desperate for hope. "What do you mean?" Rachel asked, her voice laced with frustration.

"I've been reading about A/B split testing," Alex said. "It's a method of testing two versions of something, like a product page, to see which one performs better,
instead of hitting yourselves with new ideas." He paused, looked at his team members, then continued: "We can do just that, testing different versions of our product page to see what resonates with our customers. We'll show each version to a random sample of our website visitors, and then once we determine which one performs better, we'll roll out the winning version to the entire audience."

The team looked at each other, intrigued by Alex's suggestion. It was a simple idea, but it was something they hadn't considered before. And as they thought about it, they realized that it just might be the break they needed. "Let's do it," Rachel said, a spark of hope in her voice. "Let's test it and see what happens."

They decided to conduct an A/B test on the CTA (short for call to action) button on their product page by creating two versions: one labeled "Buy Now" & another "Get Started Now". What happened next was nothing short of remarkable...

The version with the “Get Started Now” button outperformed the other by a significant margin, resulting in a substantial increase in sales. They had stumbled upon a game-changer... A/B testing.

The key takeaway from our experience is that when in doubt, test it. Don't rely on opinions or feelings - let the market decide what works and what doesn't. By testing small and measurable changes, you can quickly determine what resonates with your customers and what doesn't. This approach allows you to fail small and fast, minimizing risk and maximizing returns. By relying on data rather than intuition, you can make informed decisions and drive real growth for your business.

If you're ready to start making data-driven decisions and driving real growth for your business, get in touch with me for a free consultation.

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Stop Throwing Money At Ads – Do This Instead

I know, I get it; Marketing translates to getting your name out there, right? – I mean, almost every business out there does that, so you probably have thought of doing the same. It's a myth that the majority of people believe in, just because it's everywhere, and as social creatures, we get curious and want to copy what other human beings do. Most businesses run Brand Awareness campaigns to achieve “Awareness” and get their business in their ideal customers' minds, hoping they'll check it out, visit the place in person, choose a product or service, pay for it, and happily walk out of the shop and get you a referral. You just need to make them “Aware” of your presence.
The truth is…, the traditional ad model is broken, and it's time to rethink the way you're spending money on ads.

No, people won’t buy from you just because you managed to get your name out there. Branding without selling is like building a beautiful house without a foundation. I want you to realize this; it's all show but no substance. You can have the most recognizable logo, the most stunning website, but if you're not actually selling anything, what's the point? These won’t get you customers. You’re probably disagreeing with me because big companies like Coca Cola and Google have incredibly strong brands today and are generating high revenues, so you might think you should just copy their strategy. But what if I tell you that this isn’t how they started out. They didn’t focus on building their brands initially.

And yet, many businesses continue to invest their resources into branding efforts that don't actually move the needle. They spend thousands of dollars on advertising campaigns, elaborate social media strategies, and sleek branding materials… You probably don’t have thousands of dollars to spend on ads.

So if Awareness Campaigns is not the solution to drive more sales to your business, you’re probably wondering what is. Google, for example, started out as a simple search engine that helped people find what they were looking for. It wasn't until later, after they had already gained a huge following, that they started to build their brand into what it is today:

Source: Google's Journey: From Search Engine to Tech Giant

Similarly, Coca Cola started out as a small pharmacy that sold a unique-tasting soda. It wasn't until they had already gained a loyal customer base that they started to focus on building their brand:

So, what does this mean for you? It means that people don't buy from brands just because they're familiar with them – they buy from brands that offer them something of value. It means that you don't need to spend thousands of dollars on fancy branding efforts before you start selling your products or services. In fact, the opposite is true. By focusing on selling first, you can build a loyal customer base and then use that momentum to build your brand awareness. This approach is not only more effective, but it's also more affordable.

If you've made it this far, chances are you're struggling to get the results you want from your marketing efforts. We get it and we're here to help. Our team would be happy to provide you with a free marketing consultation to help you identify the gaps in your strategy and develop a plan to drive real results for your business.

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