How Did Frank Kern Do That?!

somewhere along the line you must have given it up.

al

Frank is psychic...

He not only knows when you've been on his sales page but he can snatch your phone number out of the ether.

They don't call him a guru for nothing.

Brent

Probably did it something like this: https://fixyourfunnel.com/blog/text-...eplay/2016/07/ Look at about 13:50 to get an idea of the funnel

If you visit the site with your mobile-phone, you just give it away. Cellphone companies are doing it now. In my country this is very annoying, but there's no way we can run off it. The mobile technology can do that for a great cash. I'm sure Frank pays for this kind of service. Your visit is just a simple approval that he can do that to you. Now, how do you unsubscribe for this SMS approach? That's the problem.

I believe Frank uses Infusionsoft for some of this automation. I've never used Infusionsoft, but you can set up the same type of thing in ClickFunnels with a 3rd party SMS service.

I'm guessing Infusionsoft requires a 3rd party SMS service as well.

I use the ClickFunnels Etison suite which allows you to monitor your contacts interaction with your pages. You can set it up so if someone visits a webinar replay page (or any other page) but doesn't buy, you can send out an SMS at a given time.

That's pretty much what Frank is doing, I think.

You DO have to have collected their phone number at some point though.

Frank has earned my respect over the years with some quality stuff he has sent via emails. I like to watch and see what he does to get a sense of what works and what doesn't

You must given him your number.

We talkin' Frank Kern or Frank f*ckin' Kern?

No idea how he did that -- however it is "Genius." (That said, it will eventually get "annoying" etc. and stop working after too much use.)

My million dollar question to you is ... did it persuade you to take your a## Back to the sales page?

You had to have given him your number, I cant see any other way

This is what a called "Magic!"

Frank is a genius....but maybe you have to focus on YOUR marketing.

I mean: lots of marketers are fooled of acquiring the new tools, taking the new gadget or technique...

they have the fear of being apart. Fear of not being the early adopters of something.

Instead of relying on what always work: email marketing.

And focus on basic strategies of list building, rinse and repeat.

Nonsense.

The service Frank uses clearly states "You have to get them to enter their number."

Take a hike!

Brent

Those kind of websites literally see everything from system that you are using up to the words which you are typing on your keyboard. Do not be surprised about this, everyone do the same nowdays.

Info-seeker,

Was is a text message on your phone or a message on your computer?

Chris

Frank Kern most likely wouldn't play around with SMS laws.

I think you gave it to him and don't remember.

Contact him, or his assistant (if he has one).... and make him an offer for the secret. Do this if you cant find the "magic" software or product anyway else.

He's one of those twenty-something millionaires you read about? Right. My intuition says these self-proclaimed gurus and experts with all the nifty articles about 5 habits, 7 hacks, or 10 quotes will take you straight to the land of unicorns. They're all full of it. No kidding.

There's software now that matches visitor data to a website against a central database. One of my clients does this. So you didn't have to give Frank your phone number, Info-seeker: it's simply out there somewhere else and has been sucked into the database Frank has subscribed to.

If your physical address is out there you might be seeing something in the mail, too.

Developing the ID database costs a lot of money but several people are doing it. I've also heard but haven't confirmed that a well-known marketing tool allows you to do something similar.

So imagine the opportunities here...someone "anonymously" visits your site...they do not have to fill out an opt-in form...and now you have their name, location, mailing address, email address, phone number and so on. Demographic analysis is being transformed. You can even see what sites they visit. (Some of you are gulping at that statement lol)

I do see privacy and ethical concerns, but so far nothing is illegal and everything is using the same data that is already out there. I suppose it'll be like FDR and the New Deal: eventually someone will bring a case to the supreme court, but that'll take years and in the meantime people will do what they want.

Personally I'm against taking this data and signing someone up to an email list they never asked for. But other forms of marketing like sending them a package in the mail? Why not.

Oh, and the other huge advantage of this? You know the top few % of the market who are actively looking for a solution NOW. For a guy like me who is so interested in qualification, that's a godsend.