#552 S2 Episode 421 - TEACH ME HOW TO FUNNEL: The Basics Of Building Your First Sales Funnel
YOUR FIRST TIME WILL ALWAYS BE MEMORABLE
Jordan is back to give us the basics of building your first-ever sales funnel. Jordan’s tips are straight to the point: 1) Make a clear offer, 2) Use simple design elements, and 3) Ask for help if you are having difficulties. Stay tuned as Jordan breaks down each of these three in this latest episode of Sales Transformation.
Want to book more meetings and close more deals? Start selling the way your buyers want to buy with Humantic AI!
TRANSFORMING MOMENTS
JORDAN: CLARITY OF YOUR OFFER
“You need to have a crystal clear offer. So what are we pointing them to do? And how do we communicate that extremely clearly, to that buyer?”
JORDAN: SIMPLICITY OF YOUR DESIGN
“Keep any of your design elements very simple. It sounds counterintuitive, but I see it all the time, the more complex you make your marketing, message, design, and copy, the lower your conversions tend to be. And so we always say you can be clear, or you can be clever, which one do you want to be? I'd rather be clear because clear is going to win, hands down.”
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YOUR FIRST TIME WILL ALWAYS BE MEMORABLE
Jordan is back to give us the basics of building your first-ever sales funnel. Jordan’s tips are straight to the point: 1) Make a clear offer, 2) Use simple design elements, and 3) Ask for help if you are having difficulties. Stay tuned as Jordan breaks down each of these three in this latest episode of Sales Transformation.
Want to book more meetings and close more deals? Start selling the way your buyers want to buy with Humantic AI!
TRANSFORMING MOMENTS
JORDAN: CLARITY OF YOUR OFFER
“You need to have a crystal clear offer. So what are we pointing them to do? And how do we communicate that extremely clearly, to that buyer?”
JORDAN: SIMPLICITY OF YOUR DESIGN
“Keep any of your design elements very simple. It sounds counterintuitive, but I see it all the time, the more complex you make your marketing, message, design, and copy, the lower your conversions tend to be. And so we always say you can be clear, or you can be clever, which one do you want to be? I'd rather be clear because clear is going to win, hands down.”
Connect with Jordan
Connect with Collin
