One of my customers emailed me with a question about an ugly problem he had. Here it is:
“I had a webinar scheduled for (38) chiropractors. I had (19) attendees on the live webinar yesterday afternoon, and about 5 minutes into the webinar some attendees started typing in the chat box that there was no audio. They could see me, but they couldn’t hear me.
I tried for 10-minutes to resolve the problem – changed out headsets, etc. but to no avail.
What do I do now? What’s the best course of action? Normally, (19) attendees would translate into a minimum of (5) sales. The price point is $2,000.”
What to do? What to do?
He could schedule another webinar but the problem is it’s Memorial Day weekend, and he didn’t think it was a good idea. I might have rescheduled it anyway.
However, the easiest solution is to record the webinar as a video and make a special offer with a deadline.
Once that’s done, send a series of emails driving leads to the video.
On the page have a countdown clock. Make this a SHORT promotion, 3 to 4 days.
Add an additional bonus every day.
On the last day of the promotion, send three emails. Yep, three.
Boom. Sales should come rollin’ in.
By the way, the campaign I just laid out for you, is dynamite for any type of cash-flow surge/sales campaign you might want to do.
Kick butt, make mucho DEEnero!
Dave “Problem Solver” Dee
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