Not getting the results you want from your marketing efforts?

Want to know how to get higher conversions in your launches?

For the last 6 years, I’ve been using a workshop strategy that consistently produces between $10k and $20k each time.

Every quarter, I run 3 workshops on different days, 2 full-day workshops, and 1 express version in the evening.

Every time I do it, I get a bunch of new clients and new learnings and I want to share these with you.

You can check out the video here…

Here are the 3 lessons I learned…

1. Make decisions from your future, not your past

This is what a mentor said to me at the start of my launch.

I had run the landing page of my workshop past him and he suggested I change the name of the event.

I was resistant to it because I knew it would be a lot of extra work because I’d already created the marketing campaign and images.

But it was gold advice and I needed to listen and take action on it.

Sometimes we cling to things because of the time, energy, or money we’ve put into them.

But we need to step back regularly and ask if there are things that we’re holding onto that are no longer serving us.

Or are making decisions based purely on what we want – and not what our ideal clients want. 

It’s important to make important business decisions from the wisdom of our mentors and our own intuition, not from the past or emotions. 

Anything you need to let go of?

2. Going deeper is more valuable than going wider

During this launch, I was really reminded that value is NOT adding more and more.

Value is about sharing important things and fewer of them, and explaining them thoroughly so people really get it – and most importantly, take action on it.

Otherwise, you can skim the surface and people can feel overwhelmed.

Especially as the online world is getting busier and busier and people are consumed with constant information. 

I decided to remove some of the content I used to share and go deeper in what I was sharing, and I could feel the power and positive impact this had on people.

3. Making decisions for the long term is a smart business move

A lot of people are resistant to steady growth and improvement over time. 

They want instant result now. 

But success in business usually doesn’t come from one big thing quickly – it comes from a series of small iterations that lead to big things over time.

As I look at my business journey, more than ever I appreciate my past self for sticking with the things that didn’t ‘explode’ straight away – but over time have steadily grown. 

A launch, a workshop, a funnel – they are assets that set you up for long-term success and consistent cashflow. 

I often see people trying things, not getting the result they want, and throwing it away to start on something new. 

They end up with a heap of ‘half-built bridges’.

They’re operating from a ‘quick fix’ desperate, often scarcity mindset, rather than a strategic, patient, measured, and thoughtful approach. 

If we only focus on ‘quick wins’ in the moment, we fail to set up business assets for our future.

If something doesn’t work as you want it to, you don’t have to start again from scratch. It’s about looking at what ‘piece’ didn’t work – then refining and tweaking it until it does.

Every step gives you data. It shows you what you need to work on and improve if you take the time to learn from it.

As you continue to get feedback, make better decisions and improve your skills, every launch gets easier, more profitable, and more impactful.

There’s a great quote by Andrena Sawyer. She says, “Entrepreneurs should always aim to play the long game. Instant gratification cannot build a legacy”

I realised this during my latest launch. I was so grateful to my past self for all the work I’ve done to keep refining the same workshop and the same program – rather than try and create a brand new one from scratch.

It means I can show up with confidence, with evidence that this offer works, and knowing that every tweak gets it better and better.

Building a solid business takes time and work. When we rush for results that are faster than what we can handle, we can make poor decisions.

Hope this has been helpful.

Big love,

Kat xo

P.S. Whenever you’re ready… here are 3 other ways I can help you grow your business:

1. Grab a free copy of my ‘Client Attraction Checklist‘

It’s a powerful roadmap to attracting leads, signing clients, and scaling your coaching business. — Grab It Here

2. Join the community and connect with like-minded Coaches & Experts

It’s our Facebook community where ambitious entrepreneurs learn how to increase their income, influence, and impact. — Join Us Here

3. Work with me to get more clients

If you’d like to work directly with me to get more clients… just send me a Facebook Message with the word “Clients”… tell me a little about your business and what you’d like to work on together, and I’ll get you all the details — Message Here

What if you could sell more of your services, at a higher price, just by tweaking your offer?

Imagine if your offer was a complete no-brainer for the right people to take up.

The best way to do this is to optimise your offer to make it IRRESISTIBLE so that your ideal client can’t refuse it.

Why Optimise Your Offer?

• To make you stand out in the marketplace
  
• It helps you want to have more sales conversations
  
• To get crystal-clear clarity on what people will receive
  
• To go over-and-above with no-brainer value
  
• It will give you the crucial confidence, conviction and certainty you need to sell it
  
• More people will convert to clients – which equals more influence, more income and more impact – which is why most of us are in business

What Is An Irresistible offer?

An offer that the right person simply can’t refuse because it’s got the key ingredients, the elements that make the offer. What Alex Hormozi calls an offer that people feel stupid saying no to.

Mark Joyner in his book defines The Irresistible Offer as “an identity-building offer where the believable return on investment is communicated so clearly and efficiently that it’s immediately apparent, you’d have to be a fool to pass it up”

He says, “An irresistible offer is the antithesis of old-school marketing through coercion.

It cuts through the noise and gets people to buy. It’s so powerful that it must be the core of your business. Before you engage in any other marketing activities.

The Irresistible Offer must be your starting point.”

Having an irresistible offer is one of the most important assets you can have in business…

…and creating an offer where people clearly see the value (and don’t question the price!) is actually easier than you might think. 

And I’m going to share with you exactly what you need to do.

There are 4 foundational offer questions that must be clearly answered:

1. The WHO – Who is the specific person your offer is for?

2. The WHEN – What is the period of time of delivery?

3. The HOW – What is the primary delivery method?

4. The WHAT – What is it exactly, in simple terms?

Over the last 19 years in business, I’ve identified that there are 8 essential elements to include in every offer that you put out there.

I call this ‘The Irresistible Offer Formula’.

You can check out the video here…

The Irresistible Offer Formula

There are 8 essential elements that make your offer irresistible:

1. Irresistible Inclusions

There are 3 inclusions I recommend are part of your offer:

1. Curriculum (a step-by-step plan for the result)
2. Coaching and/or mentoring and support
3. Community – a group of people to journey with.

What irresistible inclusions will you include in your offer? 

2. Juicy Bonuses

Everyone loves bonuses. And we want to make them almost as valuable as the whole program.

I call this juicy because it’s those things that people think I have to have it.

What are some juicy bonuses you can include?

• Done-for-you elements
• Extra support e.g 1-on-1 session
• Gift pack
• MP3 audios
• Checklists, templates or guides
• Trial
• Gift voucher
• VIP virtual events
• Training videos

3. A No-Brainer Guarantee 

We call this a risk reversal strategy. If you’ve got this in place if there’s no risk to joining people are much more likely to join.

Alex Hormozi did research on the profit that you get by having that guarantee compared to if you don’t have it.

People will sign up because it’s a no-brainer guarantee.

it could be a seven-day happiness guarantee or a 14-day money-back satisfaction guarantee something like that. 

What’s your risk-reversal strategy?

4. Scarcity

Scarcity is where we want things if they’re not readily available all the time to us.

How many spots are you going to make available? If you’ve got these added bonuses that include your time… your energy… then you can limit the number of spaces available and how many people can join.

Scarcity is so important to have in your offer. Yet many people forget about it.

5. Urgency

Urgency is why must they act now. This is typically going to be that there’s a date deadline or a deadline where the bonuses disappear.

Whenever I run workshops there are set bonuses for a set amount of people and for a set time frame.

The scarcity is about how many the urgency is about the time. for example, this replay is coming down at midnight on Friday.

Always honour it. You don’t want to play with this. You want to make sure your word is your word and you have integrity.

6. The Right Price

You have to offer more value than what they’re paying for.

You need to come in at a price point that feels comfortable and you feel confident selling it. Otherwise you won’t be able to sell it if it’s a price point that you don’t feel confident sharing.

It might be that you get a little bit out of your comfort zone but you want to taper it up. You might have a price point for a certain amount of people. Then you raise your price for a certain amount of time or people.

Then you raise your price again. I could talk for hours about pricing. I’ve got a whole section in my training module about pricing. You’ve got to consider the price really highly don’t rush it.

if you need some help with that just reach out.

7. A Clear Promise

What is the clear outcome that you’re promising with your offer?

Here are some examples:

• Repair the relationship with your partner
• 3x your productivity in the workplace
• Lose 5 kilos
• Eliminate clutter in your home
• Get fully equipped to find your soulmate partner
• Confidence to speak up at work
• Emotional healing of past wounds causing anxiety
• Leadership skills to increase respect and unity in your team
• Overcome emotional eating
• Deal with divorce or get through a through break-up
• Overcome over-drinking, fear of public speaking, anxiety or shyness

These are specific outcomes that people want. That’s on their mind… That is painful for them…

You don’t want to sell something that people think it’s kind of nice to have. Ye want to sell something that people desperately need and that’s a specific outcome.

8. An Outcome-Based Name

The name of your program should be based on the outcome. It needs to be short, snappy, and aspirational.

You don’t want to have a title that has pain in it for your actual program. You might use pain in advertising a Facebook live or a freebie downloadable or something like that.

But the name of your program should be outcome-based.

If you’re looking to get more clients at the moment, DM me the word ‘CLIENTS’ and I’ll send you the details for options to get support.

Big love,

Kat xo

P.S. Whenever you’re ready… here are 3 other ways I can help you grow your business:

1. Grab a free copy of my ‘Client Attraction Checklist‘

It’s a powerful roadmap to attracting leads, signing clients, and scaling your coaching business. — Grab It Here

2. Join the community and connect with like-minded Coaches & Experts

It’s our Facebook community where ambitious entrepreneurs learn how to increase their income, influence, and impact. — Join Us Here

3. Work with me to get more clients

If you’d like to work directly with me to get more clients… just send me a Facebook Message with the word “Clients”… tell me a little about your business and what you’d like to work on together, and I’ll get you all the details — Message Here