What to do to your MLM Sales Funnel before you start generating traffic
It has always been my belief that you should have a developed sales funnel prior to beginning any sort of traffic generation, otherwise your efforts on traffic generation maybe effectively wasted. You’ll find many, many trainings on traffic generation, all saying how much traffic you can get to your website, your blog etc, but what real use is getting traffic to your site if they’re not joining a database or leading to sales? Exactly! There is no point; it’s like setting up a shopping centre with no shops.
When you stop to think about it, traffic generation takes effort or money and there’s no point spending that time or money when you don’t have a sales funnel to support that traffic. In other words you want to make the most out of the effort that you put into your traffic through setting a series of steps that you want your prospect to take once they enter your site.
So from this theory we can make the assumption that you need to have some sort of sales funnel in place prior to beginning to generation traffic to your website. What I thought I would do now is share with you the key aspects that you need to have developed prior to sending traffic to your website, with the key purpose of at least offsetting your marketing costs and/or time invested.
1. Develop your free and low end products
Ok first up you need a clear understanding of exactly what you are going to offer your target market. In other words you need a free training that leads into your low end product. Your low end product is generally priced between $10 to $30, is usually some sort of information product that is a training. The idea is that this product offsets your marketing expenses and provides valuable information to your target market.
2. Set up your website, list manager, squeeze pages and sales pages
Now you have developed your initial products you need to develop your website (I recommend using wordpress.org), where you are going to house your list (I recommend using aweber.com), your squeeze page (sign up page for your free product) and also your sales page (page where they can buy your low end product.
Ultimately you can determine the content of your website, however should really speak to your target market and not what you provide. Additionally you want to push your free product and make your prospect sign up for access to that, and then lead them to your sales page (whether through sending e-mails or directly linking them there after they sign up to your free training).
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