Packager

How to build a queue of dozens of clients for your online course launch, mentorship, and earn at least 300,000 rubles by May 30, 2022, by implementing just “ONE MECHANISM,” unknown even to those who teach you launches. If you haven’t watched the video (where I explained the mechanism in detail), then most likely you are now waiting for some new super sales strategy and blah blah blah. Mm?))) But no! There will be no talk of new strategies and American technologies here. Most likely, you have a goal to “earn 300k or 1 million from the launch,” right? And most likely, you would like to do it as quickly as possible, right? And most likely, you are already doing something right now or about to start doing something, right? Don’t rush… you risk defeat. The problem with all failed launches is an immature product offer. Yo! This is Ilya Volk! Most likely, you ended up here after studying the preliminary material. Yes, it was a promotion that: brought you the essence, warmed you up, created a need for the product. And this was a crucial part of this funnel. But as I said, “just a video,” “just a webinar,” and “just stories” won’t work if the marketing message you will use in the funnel is immature. The marketing message is what a person sees in advertising, when registering in the funnel, in the webinar, on the product website, in the offer, etc. And the whole problem with failed launches is that you are selling the same thing as thousands of other players. What is product packaging and launching American style? Recently, a subscriber wrote to me that he first needs to package the product and then come to our launch program. I asked him: – What does “packaging the product” mean? – It means I have to come up with a headline and think through the program’s modules, – he replied. – Is that all? – Emm… And no, packaging is: NOT a beautiful website, NOT a juicy headline, NOT program modules, NOT the bonuses and unique features you promise. All this is 0.1% of real packaging. Why is marketing in the US the best in the world? Because they can understand t.

Difficulty: high

Duration: 9 hours