Naomi Explains Marketing Naomi Dunford

Today we’re talking about tripwires. What are they? Why do we use them? How do we use them well? I'll explain it all on this episode.

Today we’re talking about launch content. What is it? What isn’t it? How do we do it well? I'll explain it all on this episode.

Everybody talks about "cold traffic" and "warm traffic", but what do they even MEAN? What's the difference? Where do these people come from? What about ads and social media? And what do we do with this information? In today's episode, I'll explain it all.

Today we’re tackling the third in our “three ways to make it easier for your prospects to take action” series – we’re talking about objection reversal. If you haven’t heard them already, also check out the previous two episodes, on scarcity and urgency. Ok? Ok.

Let's take it from the top.

In a recent episode we discussed AIDA, the four stages a prospect goes through from “who are you?” to “here’s my Visa”. We said that the action phase is trickiest because, well, getting people off their asses can be tricky. We mentioned three traditional approaches to spurring action, and those were scarcity, urgency, and objection reversal. In our last episode, we tackled scarcity, and there were kittens. Today, urgency. No kittens, but I do have blueberries. 
Let’s take it from the top.

In our most recent episode we discussed AIDA, the four stages a prospect goes through from “who are you?” to “here’s my Visa”. In it, I said that the last phase - action - is usually the one business owners find the most challenging because people are inert, and getting them off their asses can be tricky. We said that there were three traditional approaches to spurring action, and those were scarcity, urgency, and objection reversal. Over the next few episodes we’re going to cover each of them in turn. But today, scarcity. 

Let's take it from the top.