I saw them again today…
Those words that make me burst out laughing.
Or let out a long, loud sigh.
For the record, there are no ‘weird loopholes’ that act as a shortcut to success. The only weird thing is that people still try to pull this stuff when it is so 2015.
My other reaction is to carry on sharing tried, trusted and solid methods that actually do work with you…
And today we’re talking launches because there is a lot of rubbish talked about those too.
Bu not in this case study which sounds almost as unlikely as those weird loophole claims except it’s not – it’s behind the scenes of a 1M launch (in just 60 days):
https://www.digitalcurrent.com/blog/product-launch-marketing-plan/
As you can see, it’s important to have a launch strategy or plan – here’s how to execute one of those:
While here is a step by step 30 day launch plan for you to follow:
https://kickofflabs.com/blog/30-days-epic-launch-daily-plan-start-business-online/
If it’s a course you’re thinking of launching then this is particularly pertinent:
https://teachable.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-launching-your-online-course
You might also want to avoid the three big mistakes many people make by following the advice here:
Look around and you’ll see any number of people hyping up their launch strategies…here are some that actually work for physical products as well as digital ones:
And if it’s ecommerce you’re into, here’s how to launch an online store:
https://www.bigcommerce.co.uk/blog/how-to-start-online-business/
Your TED talk this week will inspire and encourage you to read more for your own wellbeing as well as to educate and entertain yourself:
Webinars are another proven launch strategy and one which is more popular than ever as people discover how well they work if done the right way.
I’ve decided to add even more value to your newsletter by making a relevant course of my own available at a big discount for a short time if I have one available.
My Wealthinar workshop teaches you exactly how to do what’s working so well now with webinars and I have taken it back to the earlybird – your subscriber exclusive lasts until your next newsletter.
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