Here's the real reason your last offer didn't sell: you opened the cart, posted about it once, sent one email, and then spent the next three days refreshing Stripe and wondering what you were supposed to do next. π
And honestly, that's not your fault, because you've been told that selling something means you need:
π A three-week launch runway before anyone is even allowed to buy
π A list of 10,000 people (or at least way more than you have right now)
π An ads budget you don't have
π A 12-page funnel and a tech degree to build it
π To wait until you finally feel "ready"
Nope. Not true. β
A sale that actually brings in money comes down to a few simple things:
βοΈ Knowing exactly what to send, post and say on each day of your sale
βοΈ Warming up the people who already know you before the doors open
βοΈ Giving your offer a real deadline so people stop saying "later"
βοΈ Following up more than once, without feeling icky about it
That's it.
I've been selling low-ticket offers and building funnels for about 10 years, and I've run more Black Friday sales than I can count. The ones that work always follow the same 72-hour shape, so I turned that shape into a plan you can fill in and use for your own sale. π
Inside the 72-Hour Flash Sale Plan, you get: