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2. Yours may be a link to your website, right? Why not use
that link, that opportunity inside of your bio, to send your
followers to your freemium?
That way, people actually opt in to get something of value
instead of just leveraging your website.
Now, when you add the link to your bio, make sure you
include the http before the website. It has to be the full link.
Just be aware that the link won't show up as a clickable link
for you but it does work for everybody else when they view
your bio.
On Periscope, you can put a link in your bio.

3. One way to do this is to mention your freemium during your scope if it relates to
what you're talking about. I would typically say something like, "I know a lot of you
are probably not really sure if you want to leverage Periscope yet for your
business.
If you're not, my free Periscope Jumpstart Guide might give you some more
inside knowledge on how to use the app and grow your business. Go grab it at
kimgarst.com/periscope101.“
The key to this tip is to weave your freemium into your scope in a non-salesy
way.
That's one way where you could highlight the value of your freemium. Another is to
make it part of your introduction at the beginning of your scopes.
In this case, don't go into a long, drawn out description of what it is but just mention it in passing. It also goes without
saying that it should be something value-based to your viewers.

4. This is similar to the example I just mentioned, except you are also provide additional value in order to build not only your
list but a community.
I do this with my #perischool community. I mention to my viewers that they can go to perischool.training to get my free
Jumpstart Guide as well as access to some of the things that I have planned for perischool going forward like special
videos, downloads, etc.
Again, I'm building the community around the hashtag perischool. Some of you may be familiar with #tagtribes or
#perigirls. These communities are a list-building strategy.
You can do the same thing by using your own hashtag and then giving value around that hashtag so that people opt into
to be part of the community. It does take a little bit more work, but is worth it to build an engaged community.

5. You could put an opt in page on your website or even on
your Facebook fan page. What I mean by that is you can
build out an app on your Facebook page or use a tool like
Heyo to do it for you. It's essentially a landing page. You
highlight what you're giving away or your contest and then
people opt in to win. While they're there, you can make
them like your fan page as part of the contest as well.
Traditionally, contests or giveaways have been attached
to an opt in, right? You have to give your email address in
order to be entered to win the contest or giveaway.

6. What does that mean? Well we are (or should be)
driving traffic to our blog on a regular basis, so why not
use some of the great real estate on your blog posts by
leveraging your sidebar to share a freebie?
Your website visitors are a captive audience, but if you
don't capture them while they're there, i.e. get them to
opt in to your list, chances are they're not just going to
just bump into your content and they're certainly not
going to get your newsletter or your email that you send
out routinely, because you don't know who they are.
By getting them onto your list you can communicate with
them consistently and build out that relationship and
ultimately, when you have something to market, you'll
have somebody that you are already know is interested
in your products and services.

7. Have you ever heard of the term content upgrade? A content
upgrade is essentially giving more related content or a bonus.
There are a couple of ways that you could do it. You could say,
"Here's five tips and if you would like five more tips then visit..."
and set up an opt in wherever you are sending that traffic to.
For example, whenever I post a blog about Facebook I also show an opt in at the bottom of that post that gives
more information on something Facebook related like a freemium. Again, they'll opt in to get that information.

8. We've all heard of webinars, right? We've probably all been on webinars.
Why not harness the power of Periscope to drive more traffic to a webinar?
You can set up your webinar and market it just as you normally would,
however, I would also announce it on Periscope and actually Periscope the
webinar itself.
I have done this a couple of times now and I call it a Scopinar...even
trademarked it and everything!
My point is, you guys could do a traditional training and have people opt in
for that training. Then, come on Periscope, advertise it in advance, let
people know that you're doing it, and they'll opt in to come be a part of that
experience.

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