[*** NOTE This is a Visual Menu for you to show the types of products you have available right at the top of the page (if you have 4 or less, then use this ***]
A few lines to describe the product and make people want to click on and learn more about the service.
A few lines to describe the product and make people want to click on and learn more about the service.
A few lines to describe the product and make people want to click on and learn more about the service.
A few lines to describe the product and make people want to click on and learn more about the service.
This is the first product you want your clients to see. I like to put the best solution to their problem that you have (either the most expensive or best-selling solution). You may want to put your lowest price product here too.
Try to term your description in short, clear language stating the problem the product solves in one sentence. Then move on to how solving this problem helps your client achieve a better future (outcome) they want.
Remember to make the promise believable (an online course with no coaching, for example, can only accomplish so much...).
This is the next most important product you want to sell. Again make sure that your description is a short, clear language stating the problem the product solves in one sentence. Then move on to how solving this problem helps your client achieve a better future (outcome) they want.
Remember to make the promise believable (an online course with no coaching, for example, can only accomplish so much...).
The next most important product on the page should go here. Of course, make sure your images tell the story of the product and pique curiosity so that people want to click through to the product page.
When you launch your Minimum Viable Website, we will link to your free 30-minute discovery call until you have your main product pages up and running.
This is the final product on the page. Remember that you need to make sure the headline and the image grab the attention.
Most people simply scan a page, taking in the mixture of the headline and the images. When they see something that catches their eye, they stop and read the fine print.
This is where you have the chance to do 2 things: Tell them what problem you solve, and what outcome they can expect to achieve.
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