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Porterfield: Closing carts is essential because urgency overcomes buyer procrastination
“It's such a huge part of promoting online because your audience needs to feel that urgency or a reason to buy. I feel like by nature, we are all really procrastinators. If we don't have to buy just yet, we're going to kind of stay on the fence as long as we ca…”
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Porterfield: Day before price increase drives higher sales than cart close
“What we find is that the day before that price increase is our biggest day. And then, of course, cart closes our second biggest day. So we really do see people taking action. That's why that scarcity and urgency is so important.”
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Amy Porterfield: Profit Lab launch nearly hit $1M in revenue
“And we just almost hit a million dollars with the launch. So it was the biggest launch I had done to date.”
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Porterfield: 30% of course launch revenue arrived in final two days
“Oh gosh, about 30%.”
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Porterfield: Affiliates generated only 25% of course launch sales
“However, I didn't use a lot of affiliates. I'm sure we'll talk about that. So about 25% of the sales came through affiliates. The rest were cold traffic, warm traffic with ads, a lot of retargeting, and my own email list.”
Disclosure
Porterfield spent $48,000 on ads to generate nearly $1M in sales
“Overall, we spent 48,000 dollars in ads, and that sounds like a whole lot of money, but remember, we almost hit a million, so it really paid off, and we do a lot of cold traffic to get people on my webinars, and so we probably, the 48,000, probably spent at le…”
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Porterfield: Live webinars average a 10% to 12% conversion rate
“It was, if I was going to think, get an average, I'm going to guess around 10 to 12% when it was, you know, my own webinars.”
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Porterfield: 450 of 1,500 course buyers never attended a promotional webinar
“Out of 1500 people that bought my Profit Lab program 450 of those people never, ever got on one of my webinars.”
Disclosure
Porterfield: Half or more of launch ad budget went to retargeting
“So for retargeting, if we spend about 40,000 dollars in ads, I would guess to make an educated guess, probably half of that, if not more, was retargeting.”
Disclosure
Porterfield: Cart-open retargeting yielded 90 conversions at a $5.75 CPA
“We retargeted the cart open, so when we when the cart opened, we retargeted anybody who had signed up for a registration page on a webinar. We had 90 conversions from that at five dollars and 75 cents cost per conversion”
Disclosure
Porterfield used only eight personal affiliate partners for Profit Lab launch
“So we used eight affiliates. I knew all of them personally.”
Disclosure
Porterfield offered affiliates 50% commission without prizes or leaderboards
“So we did a 50%. So straight through 50%. And what's interesting is we didn't do prizes. We didn't do a leaderboard or anything like that”