10 thoughts on product launches 1. Your launch begins months before your launch begins. 2. No one buys a product they don't understand. 3. Remove the reasons people might not buy. 4. Your product's as likely to be perceived as too cheap as it is to be perceived as too expensive. 5. People buy results, not features. 6. Buying is an emotional decision. So selling requires an emotional pitch. 7. You're selling a transformation. Make it clear what Point A is and how your product will get buyers to Point B. 8. Create a reason for someone to buy NOW. 9. Send more emails - especially on the final day of the launch. 10. Your job isn't to convince people to buy - it's to make sure the people your product is perfect for are aware it exists. --- What's your best product launch tip?
So good, Josh. I'm printing...!
Solid list, Josh. Hard for someone to go wrong if they follow these steps.
Love this list, Josh. My two cents: Get people talking about your product before it even launches. That buzz is priceless!
Anticipate every step of the consumer
Great advice
People buy results not features 📣📣📣
Perfect tip is making now feel like the only option.
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6moUse your 'megaphone' customers to speed up social proof (and therefore adoption). I'll explain. I applied the concept of 'diffusion of innovation' to product and service launches. It's the concept that explains how an idea spreads through a market, system, or network. Not everyone adopts an idea at the same speed; some leap early for innovation's sake, while others wait until they are forced to. Since most customers need to know it worked for others first (social proof matters). That's why investing in your megaphones can speed up the process: → they are a good fit for your service → they love being known as ‘early adopters’ → they talk loudly enough to influence other people Thoughts?