Warrior Stores
Personally, I'd like to see a forum detailing all of the products available from a specific warrior. Basically, just a logo or profile pic, a short bio, and a list of every IM product or service they offer.
Think of it like a cross between a Warrior's Who's Who and Ebay or Amazon Stores.
Warriors could list everything they have in their Warrior Store. From free eBooks or videos they have on squeeze pages to $2,000 physical courses.
Just everything.
Great for branding. Multiple sales. Plus, Warriors could easily generate higher $ sales from the complete transparency factor. For example, if your sales funnel contains an intro guide at $27 that eventually leads to a "full-blown" advanced course at $297 -- I'd rather just get the full course from the get go.
Maybe that's just me. But, I doubt it. I've always believed that you can sell folks more than what they expect, but never less.
Could also solve the age-old OTO problem. Some folks have problems with OTOs for whatever reason. By listing all of them on your Warrior Stores page, you give customers the opportunity to choose the add-ons personally. In essence, they sell themselves.
Bundling made simple.
Pricing could go in many different directions. I'd just charge $20-$40 per month for unlimited products on a Warrior Stores page.
As an incentive to join, I'd offer 50% off for a banner ad and a member-wide PM from Admin announcing a new Warrior Store launched today.
Anyway, that's the gist. You can never have too many marketplaces, right? It definitely would save time Googling Warriors to find out all their product offers or running onto the forum and asking, "Hey, who's the go-to guy or gal in Video Marketing?"
Hope this helps!
Think of it like a cross between a Warrior's Who's Who and Ebay or Amazon Stores.
Warriors could list everything they have in their Warrior Store. From free eBooks or videos they have on squeeze pages to $2,000 physical courses.
Just everything.
Great for branding. Multiple sales. Plus, Warriors could easily generate higher $ sales from the complete transparency factor. For example, if your sales funnel contains an intro guide at $27 that eventually leads to a "full-blown" advanced course at $297 -- I'd rather just get the full course from the get go.
Maybe that's just me. But, I doubt it. I've always believed that you can sell folks more than what they expect, but never less.
Could also solve the age-old OTO problem. Some folks have problems with OTOs for whatever reason. By listing all of them on your Warrior Stores page, you give customers the opportunity to choose the add-ons personally. In essence, they sell themselves.
Bundling made simple.
Pricing could go in many different directions. I'd just charge $20-$40 per month for unlimited products on a Warrior Stores page.
As an incentive to join, I'd offer 50% off for a banner ad and a member-wide PM from Admin announcing a new Warrior Store launched today.
Anyway, that's the gist. You can never have too many marketplaces, right? It definitely would save time Googling Warriors to find out all their product offers or running onto the forum and asking, "Hey, who's the go-to guy or gal in Video Marketing?"
Hope this helps!
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