The IMSL Gold Strategy Session for January begins at 4 p.m. EST, January 18.
Today, I’ll be giving a behind the scenes look at a project I’ve been working on, and all the planning/strategies I’m using to make this launch a success.
If you’d like to look behind the curtain of an information product launch, then be on today’s call at 4 pm (or check the replay if the timing is bad for you).
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Thank you Bob for this information. I really learned a lot from this call. This is really going to help me with my next product launch. These strategy calls are worth their weight in GOLD!!
Joyce Jagger
The Embroidery Coach
Thank you for a great call Bob. I love the way you have opened up all your books and shared with me exactly how you set up a product and promotion. I especially enjoyed learning what worked and what did not. I have a much better idea of how to price up sells for my own promotion as well as how to go about doing a promotion that results in increased revenue for my business.
Clay
I took masses of notes and came away with a huge list of ideas for products of my own. I am encouraged to start offering webinars as well as teleseminars and know how I can make them profitable.
Many thanks for your continued inspiration
Hi Bob,
A most interesting call giving an insight into the organization
of a product launch.
Haven’t attempted this myself….yet, but the time is approaching!
I always come away from your calls with some nuggets of information
or advice which I could not have obtained elsewhere easily.
Thanks again and looking forward to visiting Wilmington for the
SIMPLE event in a few weeks.
Bob
Great to know this call was helpful to you. These “pull back the curtain” calls are strange for me in the sense that I’m not always certain they will be helpful; but I know how much I love hearing these types of calls from my own mentors and peers, too.
Also, the resource mentioned for help with the technical stuff of your websites and business is MyWebTechTeam.com. It’s run by Traci Knoppe, who I met through Lynn Terry. (Her last name is pronounced Nop-pe, by the way, with a silent K)
Bob