The more people that you put in the top of your business, the more will pop out at the end.
This is my plan for this year, building the foundation of your front-end funnel. If you send enough traffic to your squeeze page,with a free high value gift, it could be a short report, video, and [...]
The more people that you put in the top of your business, the more will pop out at the end.
This is my plan for this year, building the foundation of your front-end funnel. If you send enough traffic to your squeeze page,with a free high value gift, it could be a short report, video, and then turn that person into a lead (Subscriber) wants they op-tin & then turning that subscriber into a buyer from your low price high value product, and then turning that customer into a repeat customers who join your continuity programs, and buy your high price products that increase in value at the back-end of your funnel.
Because the first contact point your subscriber will hit is your squeeze page (Traffic Line) and then down the line at the bottom of the funnel you will sell them high price back-end products.
For example:
What you are seeing here is going to be my business model. I think that this is the most profitable business model out there, because if you can get traffic to your squeeze page, and then turning that lead (subscriber) into a customer by buying your high value low $10-20 product that they simply can’t refuse to buy, and then entering your funnel that become repeat buyers, that know, like, and trust your marketing products that increase in value.
I hope you are seeing how powerful this modal is, and by doing this, your business just keeps growing with massive momentum.
So by increasing the traffic to your funnel, and increasing the conversion the more sales you will make as a result.











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Hi Daniel,
Nice post, that is pretty much what I want to do as my business model.
I want to get a monthly membership going for my $1 trial part of the plan.
Your plans sound good, I’ll try and pop back over soon to see what you’re up to.
Talk soon,
Paul