Introduction:

Pre-selling your online course could be just as important as the content itself in terms of course launch success. A successful pre-sale is the most effective technique to ensure that you're building an online product with a market and that it's exactly what your target market wants and needs. Learning how to pre-sell your online course is simple, thankfully.

A pre-sale is a targeted marketing effort before your product is actually released. Your sales page is set up, your prices are reduced, and you reach out to your existing customers in order to presell your course. Typically, you make this offer through email to your audience or by creating a page for your promotional sale on the host site.

Course Outline:

• Defining the Pre-Sale

• The question of why

• Breaking it all Down

  • Step 1: Observe and Learn

  • Step 2: Dip your Toes in the water

  • Step 3: Show and Sell

  • Step 4: Embrace your network

  • Step 5: Make Sense of it All

  • Step 6: Share your Successes

  • It's go time

what you will learn in this course?

• Learn how to create a successful pre-sale campaign and sell more products.

• Learn how to sell your product in 6 simple steps.

• You will learn how to build a community before you even start working on your product.

• You will learn how to increase your sales and profits with the power of pre-selling.

• Learn how to create a successful pre-sale campaign and start selling your product before it's even been built.

• Create a successful pre-sale and sell more of your products.

• You will learn how to increase your profits

You can build credibility and trust in your online course by pre-selling the class. This will give potential students a sense of security about enrolling in your course, which can make it easier for them to pay for the class when they become aware of the discount.

Pre-selling establishes trust and credibility with potential students.

The way to best reach out to your email list is to send an email announcing your upcoming launch. By just sending one email, you are exclusively targeting your most receptive, interested, perceptive subscribers. However, it is t enough to merely limit your outreach to your target demographic. You also want to convey your intentions clearly and strategically.

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