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Sunday at midnight.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday you will deliver follow-up emails including
the webinar replay link. The first day, I talk about what a great response we had
on the live call and offer them a chance to watch the replay…if they access it
quickly. When the cart closes, the replay link disappears as well.
Sometimes in my follow-up sequence I’ll send a PDF cheat sheet (similar to
CliffsNotes) that briefly summarizes what we covered in the webinar or even a
PDF version of my slides so they can see what we covered in the webinar. Some
people are more visual learners who prefer to read text over watching a video.
People are busy and they may not have time to go watch your 90-minute
presentation—but they WILL scan over your PDF. In this email, I also remind
them that the offer is only live until Sunday. These few days are all about
amping up the urgency and scarcity. If people think they have all the time in the
world to buy, they won’t.
On the last day, I send a couple of emails reminding them that the cart
closes at midnight. I recap the main reasons they should buy and leave it at that.
It’s amazing how many people will hit the Buy button one minute before
midnight!
STEP 7: CLOSE THE CART.
Sunday at midnight, it’s time to close the cart. The offer is done, and the Buy
buttons are deactivated. That’s it. You’ve completed your Perfect Webinar
funnel.
REPEAT
Monday morning, you start all over again with Step 1: Driving Traffic. Each
time you go through this process, you will improve. You’ll figure out different
ways of presenting that get more people to buy. You’ll answer more questions.
You’ll fine-tune your ad targeting. The point is to never stop after one try—
ESPECIALLY if you had disappointing results.
No one showed up for Liz Benny’s first live webinar. She had a few
hundred people registered, yet for some reason no one showed up. She had spent
months preparing, and not a single soul attended. But she didn’t give up. She
kept refining her process. And she wound up making just over a million dollars
in her first year.
Would that be okay with you? If you knew you could make six or seven
figures in a year, would you keep going in the face of disappointment? Yeah…