Not “How can I price it high?”
|Just, how do I make it feel obvious?
I landed on $47.
\nBut I didn’t just give people flashcards. I packed it with:
\n-How-to-say-it audio files
-Digital versions of the cards
-Copy/paste cold email objection responses|
-Real recordings of cold calls using the techniques
-A 1-hour video lecture breaking everything down
And if you buy today, I’ll also throw in a surprise bonus:
my book, Snakes Struggling with Sales.
One product.
One price.
One goal:
Make people feel like they’re stealing it.
Fast forward:
5,093 sets sold.
When I had to come up with a price for the Tongue Tied Sales Objection Flashcards, I started with one question: What could I offer that would make 95% of people say, “That’s a no-brainer”? Not “What can I sell?” I landed on $47. But I didn’t just give people flashcards. I packed it with: -How-to-say-it audio files And if you buy today, I’ll also throw in a surprise bonus: One product. Fast forward: |
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