10/09/2021
Hey there,
In the last email we spoke about High Ticket Vs. Low Ticket products and the different uses for them inside your coaching business.
Today, we will have more in-depth information about creating our High Ticket product or service.
Let's break it down into few questions for the sake of better understanding.
Will people buy my high ticket product?
Won't they prefer low ticket ones?
-The answer to this lies within our good understanding of the market.
We should imaging the market as a pyramid consisting of different categories.
Each category has different qualities and paying abilities than the others.
So, it is not about changing the customer's decision to buy but rather finding him and convincing him (as we illustrate inside our program)
Can I sell my product under the high ticket category?
- Does your product solve a big issue in a relatively small amount of time?
Does it contain the value expected by your customer, and exceed it?
If yes, then all you need is to target your right customer and serve him.
Do I have to give a lot of content/time for a high price?
- We need to understand that, our customer is always here in order to find a solution.
He does not want to read a 300-page book or take a mini diploma in a certain subject.
All you need to do is to provide him with the solution, and preferably in the least time possible.
You do not have to create a 30-hour course..
You do not have to have 3-hour sessions with him..
Remember always that You Need To Provide Him With A Solution!
See you later with more tips to grow your coaching business.
Unleash My Coaching Power
Rafik Nasr