Day 5 – 10 Ways to 'Sell' Legacy Builders
without being a pushy salesperson...
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10 Ways to Promote Legacy Builders,
without coming across as a Pushy Saleperson
Add it as a resource link in your Youtube Video descriptions
Share it as part of a toolkit or resource guide on your website
Mention it casually in podcast episodes or guest appearances (without saying the name, just point to the capture page)
Write a Blog Post about a related skill taught inside the Program
Create a Short 'How I use it in my Business' Social Media Post or Video
Offer it as a recommended resource to your email subscribers
Create a Behind-the-Scenes video showing part of the dashboard (like I did on day 1!)
Share an automation tip you learned from the training and link to the capture page
Include it in a Top 3 ways I make Money Online Post or Video
Create a short “value-first” video on Facebook or YouTube that solves a problem and then point to your Legacy Builders capture page as your resource. Example for YouTube: Make a 5–7 minute video called “3 Ways to Automate Your Lead Follow-Up (Without Sounding Pushy)”. Give real tips, and then say something like:
“If you want the full system I use, I’ll drop the link in the description so you can check it out.”
Bonus
Set Yourself apart by adding your own Bonus. Maybe an Ebook, or a 1-on-1 Onboarding Call. Access to a free training. Etc.
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