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LARRY GOINS AND SHAUN MCCLOSKEY
process or kill the idea up front. You have put someone in that
position that you trust to make good decisions, so let them run with
it. Now back to the webinar process.
How it Works
You send out several emails inviting your opt-in list to attend a free
follow-up webinar put on by the speaker. The speaker will have the
email copy already written for you. The link you use to send
subscribers to the webinar will be an affiliate link so the speaker can
track the people you've referred to their site. It follows the same
basic structure of their real world presentation in that it ends with a
product offering and sales pitch.
These webinars are created in such a way as to give the feeling of a
live event. They may only be accessible at certain times. During
these times there might be people available to answer questions or
even interact with the attendees. The webinar will make use of
pictures, video, and audio to deliver its information. It is essentially
as close to being at the event as someone can get from the comfort
of their own home.
At the end of the webinar the speaker will then promote their
products. They will likely use a free promotional item just as they
would at the live event. When the audience purchases one of their
products, the affiliate link will ensure you make a commission. This
means it's a wonderful way to potentially make some extra money
from people who didn't even attend the event.
The best part about this webinar is you hardly have to do anything to
make use of it. All you need to do is send out the emails, include the
link and send it off to your opt-in list. This is such a simple process
there really is no reason to neglect it. The sales made through the
webinar can actually be a significant portion of the profits made
from an event.
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