Or a digital product of any kind?
Here's the trick with most things, I recently discussed this idea with @Nappyb0yy as well as a client of mine who is wanting to get more signups on his podcast...
Solution: Build more value
Everyone has a course
How does yours stand out?
Here's an example for you...
Right now your current course looks like this:
- 12 week program
- Nutrition guide
That's the whole thing, total value: $97
Now, let's inject some steroids into this...
Here's some ideas...
- Workout log journal
- Nutrition journal
- T shirt
- Branded towel
- Wrist straps
- Related book
- Small trinket (motivational, like a keychain barbell)
- Hat
All are cheap for you, but add value to the customer
Next...
- Exclusive interviews with top fitness professionals
- Daily motivational audio clips
- Audiobooks
- 1 hour, live, group phone call per week
- Private FB group
- Private Telegram group
- Unlimited email access to you
Next, the value stack
- 12 week program: $50
- Nutrition guide: $47
- Workout log: $20
- Nutrition log: $20
- Wrist straps: $30
- 15 exclusive interviews: $97
- Private FB group: $47
- 1 hour call per week: $97
Total value: Over $400
Over $400 worth of stuff
For $97
This separates your offer, they can't get this value anywhere else, it's exclusive to you
And do you want to know one of the best places to utilize this?
You don't even need your own product to do this
All you have to do is gather bonuses
Russell Brunson is the master at this, go look at his value stacks
It's typically cheap little things like interviews he uses over and over
Stacking together
You see it in our corner a lot
Same guys selling the same course
Then they throw in a little bonus like a 1 hour call
Boring...
Word would get around that so and so has this entire bundle of stuff with the course
"Go buy it from him, not so and so"
See how that works?
Make sure to mix physical and digital stuff, that way the perceived value is much higher