"I make it really, really strategic about the gap you saw in the market and why you made this offer to fill that."
Takeaway:"Your sales page is meant to give your clients that same high level of customer service and care that you would deliver even when you're not physically there talking to them."
Takeaway:"Make sure you have a template that was written by a copywriter... that knows how to structure the page to take your readers through a story that they actually want to read."
Takeaway:"Mentioning your pricing or introducing your offer or talking about pain points at the wrong time on your page can absolutely make your page feel weird or like super salesy, and can turn buyers away really quickly."
Takeaway:"Close your sales page with a final call to action... Give them one more reason to buy."
Takeaway:"Before you jump into FAQs... give your potential client a way to reach out to you with their questions. This can be to book a free clarity call or to email you."
Takeaway:"Tell me about the program before you tell me how much I got to pay. Walk me through every module, every bonus, every component of the program and let me know why all these parts get me a result and then share with me how I can sign up."
Takeaway:"Place them strategically. Your testimonials back you up. So whatever your offer promise is, some testimonials that back up that it's true and put them after your headline."
Takeaway:"You're going to do the same thing on your sales page. Your sales page is meant to give your clients that same high level of customer service and care that you would deliver even when you're not physically there talking to them."
Takeaway:"One of the most challenging parts of writing a sales page is knowing what to say and when to say it to keep your readers engaged."
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