2. MARKETING HAS MOVED FROM ITS
INFANCY STAGE
• Number of Facebook advertisers doubled in 2016
• Increase in cost per click prices
• Drop in reach
• Noise everywhere
20. THE FIT CONTENT STRATEGY
• Content In this phase must refer to the right
mindset showing what might be wrong with a
customers current approach and educating them
on their problem.
• It must be short and to the point
• Does not have to be perfect but has to give
INCREDIBLE VALUE
44. WEBINAR_A
webinar
builds
in&macy
with
our
leads
by
allowing
us
to
essen&ally
teach
a
mini-‐class
on
a
subject
that
is
a
real
pain
point
for
the
lead.
We
can
clearly
show
the
solu&on
and
transforma&on
and
even
sell
directly
from
the
webinar.
51. TRADITIONAL FUNNEL
Facebook Ads Lead magnet email
Low relevancy score
CPC=$1
Low conversion rate
because first time
encounter 5%
$1,000 1000 clicks
5% CR
50 Leads
Cost per lead
$20
52. article sidewalk
remarketing
Lead magnet email
FUNNEL 2.0
High Relevancy
CPC= $0.2
Remarketing CPC =
$0.4
$1,000 = 5,000 click
We will bring back 30% = 1,500 click @$600
Higher
Conversion rate
= 40%
600 Leads
Cost per lead
= $2.7
Almost 5X less
$600 =
1,500 click
55. Value – Blogs, articles, content, etc.
Authority – Showing what you know or exhibiting social proof.
Relationship Building – Asking questions or engaging with our
audience.
Opportunity – The ability to upgrade a “lane” and get closer to
becoming a customer.
Sell – Directly promotional / sales-oriented.
Show-And-Tell – Case studies, testimonials, showing the “outcome.”
WHAT TO SEND
56. • Subject lines and sender names
• Think of sending times
• Think of building a sequence and developing a
relationship of trust
• Don’t try to send any other promotions or
sales emails
• Segmenting the database based on the funnel
• Drop off auto responder sequence 2
THINGS TO CONCIDER
69. • In the side walk, you need to sell the “pain”
quickly and effectively and it “stupid” not to say
“yes”.
• The strongest landing pages can be read in less
than 15 seconds.
• very short and to the point Title and Subtitle and a
description of what they will be getting, maybe
without social proof
70.
71. • Requiring a bit more obligation.
Maybe 30 second to consume.
• A bit more information is needed
including social proof
72.
73. • Your are asking the user to commit
to more hence you have to give
them more justification.
• At least 3 key benefits, and much
more proof and outcomes.
• People will spend 1 to 2 mins on the
page.
76. OUR MARKETING FUNNELS ARE
MEANT TO TURN
TRAFFIC à LEADS à PAYING
CUSTOMERS $
Start at the sale and move backwards
Must be one to many environment
77.
78. Price of product
Level of explanation required
Risk reward profile
How long it takes for users
to see the outcome
79.
80.
81.
82.
83. WHAT IS A TRIPWIRE?
turning a lead into a customer by making
them a low-cost, relatively painless offer
84. MATH WITHOUT TRIPWIRE
Product price $100
Total visitors 1,000
Conversion rate 1%
Sales 10
Revenue $1,000
Number of customers = 10
85. MATH WITH TRIPWIRE
Product price $5
Total visitors 1,000
Conversion rate 5%
Tripwire Sales = 50
Tripwire Revenue = $200
Core offer Price =$100
Core offer Conversion rate 30%
Core offer Sales 15
Core Offer Revenue $1,500
Total Revenue = $1,700
Total Number of customers = 50
88. Conclusion this is a lot of work
• 2 -3 pieces of content
• 3 lead magnets
• 3 landing pages
• 6 email automation sequence
• A trip wire
• A conversion page