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Here’s What You’ll Learn
• The 3 proven tips for finding -- and attracting -- your ideal audience (people who actually care about what you're selling)
• We'll go "behind the scenes" for my proven strategy to convert fans into leads and then into buyers
• How to start building your qualified email list BEFORE you launch
• And you'll learn easy tips (and real-life examples) for creating shareable video content to get people talking about your program, even if you haven't gone live with it yet!
• And I'll give you the step-by-step instructions to create a launch ad campaign that attracts, promotes and sells
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Let’s Talk Launching
• Launching is all about introducing your audience to new opportunities during a set period of time.
• You’ve got options - Launching works for physical products, services, programs, online and offline events and location specific opportunties
✓ Online Summit
✓ Release of a new product line
✓ Grand opening of a store or restaurant
✓ Release of an online training product
✓ Open spots for your coaching program
• Evergreen vs. Timely (Cart Closes)
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There is not a “Launch Guide” on the planet that will be a success if you don’t have a QUALITY product to sell.
I am not a magician. . .
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{Step 1} Attract
• The “Attract” phase is all about fine tuning who your ideal audience is on Facebook and mapping out a plan to engage with them on their terms.
• Duration: 30 Days of a concentrated focus
• Objective: Find and capture the attention of the Facebook fans that are genuinely interested in what you ultimately plan to sell.
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What Happens in the “Attract” Phase?
• “Ideal Audience” Snapshot
• Content Creation
• A Sponsored Stories Ad Campaign to Build Fan Base
• Planning for Launch List Building
• Engagement, Engagement, Engagement!
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The Ideal Fan Snapshot
• List 5 Pages on Facebook where you know your audience is spending time.
• Create a list of 5 topics related to you niche.
• Create a list of 5 topics unrelated to your niche.
• Survey 5 people you consider your “ideal audience” and learn more about their needs, interests, and struggles.
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Become Socially Devoted
• Meet your fans where they are . . .
• What will grab the attention of your potential and current customers?
• What are they talking about already with their friends? Challenges? Passions? Questions? Needs?
• Be their go-to source while incorporating images, video and great content.
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Educate. Entertain. Empower.
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Meet Them Where They Already Are
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Meet Them Where They Already Are
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Meet Them Where They Already Are
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• When you know your audience and the topics they gravitate toward, your sharability skyrockets.
• Content with images allows your posts to go viral with the audience that really matters to your brand.
Why Images?
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Dominate the News Feed
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Dominate the News Feed
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621 Likes28% of audience
reached
Click LIKE if you can appreciate this one - I sure can!
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Here’s What You Learned . . .From Update to Ad
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Want Engagement? Ask For It . . .
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Know What’s Already Working
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Know What’s Already Working
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Word of Advice About Content
• If you know it’s not your skill set or nature to create engaging and interesting blog posts regularly, hire it out.
• Make sure your new hire has a strong grasp of the type of content that will attract and engage your target audience
• Remember: Your content must be optimized to drive profitable customer conversions and actions.
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Post 2-5 times a day (the sweet spot)
✓ Ask “easy to answer” questions
✓ Posts with calls to action (Click This, Watch Now, Enroll Here, Check This Out)
✓ Shareable Images
✓ Shout outs for others you respect and admire
✓ Always, always be creating content
“Attract” Phase Wrap Up Tips
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{Step 2} Promote
• The “Promote” phase is the most intense phase of the 3-part launch guide. This is where you will spend most of your prep time.
• Duration: 14 to 30 Days
• Objective: Get your unique Facebook community excited about your content and encourage them to engage with it and share it with their friends.
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What Happens in the “Promote” Phase?
• Create your Signature Promotional Giveaway (“SPG”)
• Begin collecting names and emails for your Launch Email List.
• Create materials to promote your “SPG,” including an image campaign, Facebook social ads and a featured blog post.
• The “Promote” phase will take the most effort and time, but it’s worth it.
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When launching, your email list can be your most powerful profit
generating resource.
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Decision Time
• Launches are great for your bottom line, but a strong second perk is the list building opportunities.
• One of the major goals in the “Promote” phase is to decide on your “Signature Promotional Giveaway.”
• Your “SPG” should be highly valuable, free and easy to access.
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Your Signature Promotional Giveaway
Depending on your niche, audience, and resources, consider the following platforms:
✓ eBook✓Video Series✓ Live Webinar✓ Recorded Webinar✓ Teleclass✓ Report or White Paper✓Audio Only: Interviews, Trainings, Etc.✓Discounts, Coupons and Giveaways
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How do I know which“Signature Promotional Giveaway” is best for
my launch?
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7 Key “SPG” Touch Points
• Images in the News Feed (stay top of mind, give value)
• Timeline Cover Photo (promotion of your “SPG”)
• Custom Apps (lead generation)
• Featured Blog Post (get others involved)
• Short, to the point “SPG” launch video (uploaded directly to FB)
• Page Post Ads and Promoted Posts (the social ads)
• YouTube, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn and Pinterest (ignite all social sites!)
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• Create some great copy around your new “SPG”• Incorporate details about the “SPG” into your Timeline Cover photo.• Tip! Get a system down so you are not scrambling each time
you want to change out your Timeline Cover.
1) Create a Timeline Cover Strategy
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Strategy: Launch Lead Generation
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Strategy: Launch Lead Generation
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Strategy: Launch Lead Generation
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Strategy: Launch Lead Generation
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2) Create an “SPG” Custom App (Must collect names for Launch List Building)
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eBook Custom App “SPG” Example
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• Specs for thumbnails: 111 x 74 pixels• Create some curiosity so fans will click on your app.• Free Tool! www.TimelineImageTool.com
Thumbnails for Apps
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3) Create an Image Strategy Around Your “SPG”
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4) Post a Featured Blog Article to Promote Your “SPG”
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Add an opt-in to your blog post
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Here’s What You Learned . . .
5) Create a Short Video Introducing Your “SPG”47
Here’s What You Learned . . .6) Ignite ALL of Your Social Sites
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Video Uploaded on YouTube
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Launch List Building on YouTube
http://bit.ly/youtubeoverlay
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Launch List Building on Twitter
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Promoting on Pinterest
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7) Create a Social Ad “SPG” Campaign
• One of the most effective Facebook Ad strategies is one that engages an existing fan base.
• Targeting your existing fan base tends to be less expensive than general ads.
• Focus on the users (your fans!) who already said they’re interested in what you’re posting.
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• Promoted Posts
• Page Post Ads
When Launching, Focus on the “Social Ads”
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Page Post Ad55
Market to Fans, Pay Less Per Click
785 Clicks, $0.25/click. 0.332% CTR
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• When you know you are going to run a Page Post Ad, be strategic with your status update - post with the ad in mind.
• Keep it short, yet enticing.
• You want to make sure all of your text is in the Page Post Ad and nothing gets cut off. This takes a little trial and error!
• The image matters. Check that it shows up properly and it grabs the attention of your ideal audience.
Page Post Ad Tips
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• When you know you’re going to run a Page Post Ad that links to a video, make sure your ad and video are aligned.
• Keep your video under 3 minutes to get optimal views.
• Give a strong call to action in your video - lead your viewers - and mention the promise in your ad to make the connection.
• Cool tip: When you upload a video or image, you can edit the post at anytime. This is not an option without the extra media.
Page Post Ads with Videos
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• Per unit, how much is your product, program or service?
• How many units do you expect to sell?
• Based on your projected revenue, what percentage do you plan to spend on promotion, design, programming, etc.?
• Specifically, what will you spend on Facebook ads?
• From there, decide on how much money you want to allocate to engagement ads vs lead ads. (I would lean more toward lead ads vs. engagment ads.)
Determining Your Launch Ad Budget
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Promoted Posts
• A Promoted Post is a status update on your wall that you pay to promote in the News Feeds to ensure it gets greater exposure.
• You must have 400 fans to run a Promoted Post.
• When you run a Promoted Post, your post will be seen by more of your fans and friends of fans who have engaged with your post.
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NOT Promoted
Promoted Post
NOT Promoted
Promoted Post
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Focus on content creation around your “SPG”
✓ Determine your Signature Promotional Giveaway
✓ Featured blog post
✓ Image campaign
✓ Timeline cover photo and custom app
✓ Social ads
✓ List building strategies outside of Facebook
“Promote” Phase Wrap Up Tips
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{Step 3} Sell
• The “Sell” phase is the easiest phase if you spend some quality, focused planning in the “Attract” and “Promote” phases.
• Duration: 7-14 Days
• Objective: Entice your captive audience to move from a fan to a paying customer.
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What Happens in the “Sell” Phase?
• Design your irresistible, compelling offer
• Determine how you will deliver your offer
• Create an autoresponder email campaign
• Create a sales page outside of Facebook
• Engage with your Facebook fans around questions related to your new program, product or service
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Facebook + Email Marketing
Facebook and email marke/ng is a
marriage made in online marke-ng
heaven.
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Autoresponder Email Campaign Tips
• When you create an auto-responder series for your social leads you stay top of mind with your new fans and gradually build trust and interest.
• The autoresponder campaign should start with “value-only” emails in the “Promote” phase and move into emails with direct links to your sales page.
• We are no longer in the “Promote” phase, therefore your goal with the autoresponder campaign is to drive traffic to your offer.
• Create at least 3 emails in your campaign, but you may want to include even more.
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Incorporate Your Testimonials
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If everything was set up correctly in the “Attract” and “Promote” phase, the “Sell” phase should be less stressful!
✓ Create your offer and choose your delivery method.
✓ Build your sales page outside of Facebook.
✓ Write your autoresponder email campaign.
✓ Be available for questions on all social sites.
✓ Be patient with yourself. With each launch, you will get more creative, strategic and streamlined.
“Sell” Phase Wrap Up
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Think of your Facebook launch process as a 3-story house. Each phase builds on the other; spend quality time creating each phase to make your structure solid!
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Do you see how powerful Facebook marketing
is for your business when done right!?
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You are invited . . .
To Join Me and an Elite, Small Group of People Who Want To Get
Aggressive With Their Business
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✓Six Live Online Training Sessions you can enjoy and participate in from your computer anywhere in the world.
✓ Plus Live Q&A sessions after each instructional session where you’ll have time to ask me directly any questions on the webinar.
✓Complete, professional recordings of the LIVE instructional and Q&A sessions so you can hear them again and again and pick up anything you may have missed or use the recordings to train your own virtual assistant to run your social media for you.
Here’s What You Get . . .
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✓THREE Intimate 1-on-1 planning and strategy sessions where we will map out your personal Facebook business strategy.
✓Discover exactly where your Facebook marketing efforts can be improved the fastest.
✓Ask and have answered any questions you might not want to ask in front of the group
✓Get information specific to your market niche and your individual business
THREE 1-on-1 sessions (just the two of us)
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Here’s How You’ll Get Results
✓Engagement: We will go beyond just the basics and dive into more advanced ways to get your fans talking and coming back for more.
✓Monetization: We will map out your personal opportunities for developing revenue streams within your existing social networks
✓Integration: These strategies will eliminate wasted time and energy and ensure that Facebook is working for you - and delivering consistent leads and profits.
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✓ Super Optimization: Build a Facebook Platform for Real Action
✓ Facebook Profit Plan: Discover where your profit opportunities are on Facebook and implement your personal “Profit Kick Starter”
✓ Genuine Leads Strategies: How to Turn Your Facebook Page into a Lead Generating Machine Using Custom Apps, Ads and Organic, Free Exposure
✓ Client Explosion: Client Attraction and List Building Engagement Tactics That Generate Instant Results
✓ Action Taking, Raving Fans: Transforming Your Fans to Super Fans Who Want To Buy Everything You’re Selling
✓ Personalized Facebook Ads Strategy: How to Create and Set Up the Specific Ads That Convert and Sell for Your Unique Business
Snapshot of Your Live Trainings . . .
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Private Facebook Mentoring Group
✓Weekly tips, articles and resources
✓Networking and Connection
✓Consistent Support
✓Small enough to be highly effective
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BONUS
1How to Tackle Your Social Media Overwhelm ($147)
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BONUS
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Training Workshop:How to Create Webinars That Convert Every Single Time ($97)
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✓ Six online live training sessions with live Q&A sessions ($2,997)
✓ THREE personal strategy and planning sessions ($997)
✓ Private Facebook Mentoring Group - ($947)
✓ High-quality recordings of the LIVE trainings, professional transcripts and all my slide presentations ($1,344)
✓ Members Area with 24/7 Access ($297)
✓ BONUS TRAININGS! Tackle Your Social Media Overwhelm and Webinars That Convert ($244)
Total Investment: $997
Recap . . .
Total Value: $6,826
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Are you ready to face your Facebook marketing challenges head on and get
ready for an incredible 2013?
www.AmyPorterfield.com/coaching
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