I launched a course about a year ago. It's been selling and I've been getting good feedback, but I wanted to improve the pitch to increase the conversion rate (currently at ~ 1.5%).
I changed the pitch, flow, testimonies, summary, etc. I'd love any feedback on it.
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Two ways to boost the conversion rate:
I know that sounds a bit silly/obvious, but in my experience people focus on point 1 and neglect the much more significant wins they could make by working on point 2...
Thanks Louis, in March, I "controlled" visitor profiles for about 58% of visitors (referrals, emails, etc). I have some level of influence over organic traffic, but I'm hoping to drive more email and ad traffic to the page, so I'm focused on #1. Hoping to double the conv rate with a better pitch, what do you think of the LP pitch?
Thanks!
It depends on what kind of traffic is landing on that page.
Is it a cold audience? Build a longer funnel. Give visitors the first 3 lessons for free in exchange for their email address and try to sell at the end of the sequence.
Right now I have 214 posts, an email course, a few samples here and there, and I'm driving a lot of signups each month.
In March, page traffic was 46.7% referrals, 36.50% organic, 9.49% email, and 7.30% direct more or less. There should be some level of awareness when people land on the site, but it could always be better. :-)
Have you tried with something like fomo.com?
I have on the site/blog, but not on the course page.
I use Podia as my course platform, and it requires the bigger plan to inject custom scripts like that.
It's a great idea, but I'm hoping to maximize conversions with the current setup, before doubling my platform costs.
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