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learn on the webinar.
The main concern people share with this sequence is “But what if they
register on Wednesday and they only get one or two of the indoctrination emails
before the webinar?”
Here’s the thing—the indoctrination sequence is NOT essential to the sale.
It’s an amplifier. If they only see one video and then they attend the webinar,
that’s okay. Videos 2 and 3 may come after the webinar, and that’s fine. Don’t
stress about it. Oftentimes one of the indoctrination emails is the thing that gets
them to watch a replay or to purchase after the webinar is over.
STEP 4: SEND REMINDERS.
The reminders start on Wednesday. Just send quick emails and / or text messages
that say something like: “Hey, don’t forget we’re talking about __________
LIVE tomorrow at __________.” People don’t always read every email, so I like
to send one the day before we go live, one the morning of the webinar, one an
hour or so before we start, another about 15 minutes before, then a final one that
says, “We’re live—join us!”
STEP 5: PRESENT THE WEBINAR LIVE.
I like to present my webinars on Thursdays. Others might prefer Tuesdays or
Wednesdays, but that matters less than following the pre-webinar indoctrination
series, the Perfect Webinar script, and the follow-up sequences. For the actual
webinar, here are a few things to keep in mind.
1. The webinar should be about 90 minutes long. The first 60
minutes, you focus on breaking and rebuilding their false belief
patterns. This is typically the hardest part for people to get right.
They try to teach, they try to share cool stuff, and they don’t
understand why they don’t get lots of sales. The core teaching is
identifying their false belief patterns. If you do this right, the
product will sell easily. If you do it wrong, you’ll struggle.
Review the Perfect Webinar section a dozen times until you
master the section on belief patterns.
2. The last 30 minutes is the pitch. You deliver that with the stack,
and add in the closes. When the 90 minutes is over, I usually
spend the remaining 15–30 minutes for Q & A, closing people