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Hello everyone and welcome back to the Part 2 interview of the 30 Day Summit.
My name is Bailey Richard and this is the behind the scenes click funnels look with
Alison Jay Prince.
She has built multiple million dollar
online brands. She is an ecommerce expert and I am
delighted now to hand the reins over to her so that she can share the inside of
one of her award-winning funnels.
So Allison, feel free to take it away.
Getting I geek out about ecommerce.
I'll tell you what.
So here's the deal.
I'm going to show you what I talked about
in the first interview.
I'm going to show you exactly what I was
talking about, this one.
We have sold this cupcake trade so many
times, we've actually sold out.
So I've duplicated this funnel and we're
about to launch another one with another style of tray.
So basically this basically the same thing I just wanted to show you.
Exactly what I was talking about based on that first interview.
Ok, so here's my just my simple keep it simple.
Very simple. The more complicated it is, the more frustrating your customers will
be. And if you have glitches in it, the more
you're going to.
Want to scream?
Ok so here we go.
This is what it looks like on the front
end and honestly like this is the template for from the daily deal.
I didn't have to go and try and figure out where to put stuff.
All I did was use my free canvas 14 day trial Rex.
I didn't have any money, put my logo and my colors in here and it's basically
built out, which is really nice of click funnels to do the majority of the work
for me. I appreciate that.
Ok, so when I'm driving traffic here, and I learned this from Steven Larson, is put
free as many possible times as you can on the site because people like free, right?
That's why we go stand in parades and 120 degree weather to get some free candy and
possibly a free T-shirt We love free stuff.
So here's my product.
Usually I would have on the product just
a little bit bigger, but like I said i just was putting this together so you
could see what I was talking about.
So they land here, it's a free or it's a
cake stand. And then we're going to throw in 55
minute recipes, a set of 12 cupcake liners and free shipping and you can say
I've got them right here.
So here's the cake stand.
Here's this you guys.
I just did it.
On Canva for free with the free trial.
And then I just went and found a free.
Every iPad image to put it on there so people can see that it's actually comes
on an iPad or it's a download and they're not waiting for it to ship because I
don't want them to be like, hey, where's my cake recipe book?
It's not a book, it's a PDF, right? And then here's the cupcake liners and
then free shipping.
So I've got free free here, free here.
As many possible times as I can hit the word free and then down here.
Is just, you know, the measurements, just some basic stuff.
And then here is another thing that I think is very vital to selling a product
is a video.
And it's a video that shows how the
product is used.
Not necessarily.
Hey, look at this cool product, look at the bottom, look at the top, look what it
looks like when I drop it.
It's actually using the physical product.
So is it OK if I share part of this video?
Absolutely of course.
Ok. So you can see this was one of the
businesses that I just recently sold.
This one had 7 5 million views on it,
zero ad dollars.
It went viral.
People were sharing it.
And we sold out of this trait within
seconds because I showed people how to use this tray.
So here we go.
There's little music that goes along with
it. I don't know why it's not showing.
And you can record with your phone.
You don't have to have super fancy
equipment. Phones have come a long way.
The key to getting good either photography or videography is recorded in
the shade.
You do it in direct light then doesn't
look so hot, so do it in the shade.
And I actually recorded this one on my
front porch. I just brought out my desk table that was
white and held a camera up above.
And it's just a 5 minute ice cream cake
that someone can put together and serve at a birthday party when they forgot that
it was their kids birthday party, right? You're swallowing a problem and voila.
And if you need inspiration, that's what Pinterest is for.
Go over to Pinterest and get inspired on how to be able to use your product.
And so I put that on there because then they're like, oh, that's a great idea.
I need that cake stand to be able to make this five minute cake.
Ok then.
Let's see what else I've got all my.
Everything down here, I've got some weird coating on the bottom I need to delete
there. But questions I want people to feel
comfortable from buying from me, right? And I know this is a little bit blurry,
so I will fix that.
But I want people to know that they're
not going to get in a battle.
Because have you ever.
I don't know if you've ever gone to target and tried to return something
without a receipt.
It's like the worst experience ever, and
you never want to go back there.
But if you go to Nordstrom's you can take
shoes back from three years ago and they'll take it.
Back from you.
And so that's why so many people have
Nordstrom. And I do think targets got a little bit
better on their return policy.
But there was a while where I was like, I
love target, but I'm not willing to shop there because it's such a hassle if the
product's not quite right.
So I want to let people know that they're
not going to have to jump through.
I don't know.
Leaps and bounds trying to get that a return on that product if the product
comes broken. I mean, we're humans, right?
The UPS men are human and they drop stuff and stuff breaks.
I want to.
I want them to know that they're safe
ordering with me.
Ok, then go to step number two.
Right here.
Actually going to be using and in the
chapter the I put where to get some code for them to be able to order 1-2-3-4 or
five products. This was from Jamie Smith and in his CF
Pro Tools. I want people to have the ability to
order multiple trays because maybe they're having a big party, maybe they
want pink cupcake liners on one and blue on the other or whatever, right?
So give them the opportunity to order more and.
Usually that third item, so one let's say is it.
This is just me throwing out easy numbers.
One is it 10$ one is at 20$ and the third is at 2425 dollars.
So it encourages people to buy multiple of these products.
And then the last thing is the order.
But I am going to do prime shipping,
which I'll change that to faster shipping where they just literally get just moved
to the front of the line of shipping.
I don't. I'm not paying for faster
shipping. They just get moved to the front of the
line when an order comes through.
So that's what that is.
And then any questions? You have questions on that one?
Nope i'm good.
Ok. So then I'm going to show you, oh,
another thing that I feel very.
Like i think pages need to have.
Especially ecommerce pages is about us and the FAQ let people know.
A little bit behind the scenes online, most people have been scammed, right?
And so if we can put in about us and give a little bit of the background, that
doesn't mean you have to put your face out there, but maybe where are you
shipping from? Maybe some.
A story that connects into what you love.
Kate stands so much something that gives
the human touch because a lot of people have been burned online and ecommerce,
and about a section in the FAQ section helps to diminish the fear of ordering
online from an unknown or a new company.
Ok, next thing.
Ok, so here's my.
Otoh, I'm not wanting to make this
complicated because my goal here is to get them into some type of a continuity
program. And so.
If they come in, they buy the cake stand, they get the free cupcake liners.
I want to give them something else for free.
So what else do we need to make cupcakes pretty?
How about some piping tips, right? You can get those for so cheap off eBay
and they get the free piping kit if they enroll in the 1299 a month cupcake,
something of the month, right? And so like my whole goal is to get them
in this. They come through and I don't want to
lose them. I want to get reoccurring revenue all the
time from them.
And so I mean this is just cupcakes, but
you can do it.
With let's say you sell earrings, right?
Your you give earrings away, and then your next one, your freebie is.
Which earrings make your face look thinner?
I don't know.
Some PDF, right?
And then on your upsell, how about would you like another free pair of earrings if
you enroll in the earring of the month club?
Right, so you're trying to get them to stick and pay longer.
So that's my whole goal here.
Then when I'm done with this, I send them
to a thank you page.
And I can even put a video on that says,
hey, thank you so much for your order, watch your email.
I've got a surprise for you.
They go to the thank you email and that's
when I announce, hey, check your inbox tomorrow because I've got another free
offer for you or another really good offer if you can't do something for free.
And then that gets them in the chain.
So now you've got them on the call you.
They bought continuity and then you're selling to them.
Two more times before the CART has even really closed.
And so that's the back end of an ecommerce funnel.
They don't need to be complicated.
Yes you can do more upsells and down
cells. If you can't do a continuity then yeah,
add up cells or down cells or other things like that to get more cells.
But try and simplify the process.
Try and make it as simple as you can
because your customers, they get distracted.
Now ecommerce is so.
It can be an overwhelming nightmare like
for me to go to a site that's chock full of items, I'm like, I don't even want to
think I'm going to go somewhere else.
Just make help us make our decisions
faster. Consumers, as consumers, we've just been
stimulated so much, right, that having to make choices is harder.
And I've noticed this over the past decade that I've been doing ecommerce, we
have to simplify the buying process to get them to commit to buy.
If we're constantly bombarding them with multiple things on a page, they don't
know what to do.
And then they don't buy and we want to
get them to buy.
So simplify that process.
What I absolutely love about this is that when so many people hear the words
ecommerce, the first thing that they start to think about is my store, my
Shopify, that sort of thing.
They're not really thinking about
funnels. They're, they, you know, they really
don't think about how they can put together that incredible offer, you know,
that we were talking about in the part one interview.
And I love everything that you're saying about this, about how you can use funnels
to simplify the buying process to help people make this decision so much more
easily. And it really just goes back to.
You know how we always are talking when Russell's discussing your offerings about
making it a no brainer and how you can you can apply that to ecommerce as well.
It doesn't have to just be for info products on a webinar or high ticket
sales. Yes, that's exactly it and the best thing
about click funnels like I where was click funnels a decade ago, Russell?
But ecommerce, when you go into like other online shops to set them up and
makes you, it makes it feel like the shop is empty.
It makes when you go to it and you don't have a lot of product, it's like going
into a store that's going out of business.
It doesn't have their shelves stocked, right.
We'll click funnels has allowed it to make it look.
I mean This site is full, it's full of goodness, it's full of information it's
full of value that is so hard to replicate on other sites and so the
simplicity of just being able to offer one product is amazing.
And honestly, when I started on day one.
I didn't have like.
I literally looked around my makeshift office and found some old vinyl
lettering. Not old, it was so good, but vinyl.
Like strips of vinyl that had a little dust on them.
I cut them into strips and that's the very first product that I sold and I
couldn't afford to stock a whole entire ecommerce store.
You don't have to do that now, and click funnels gives you the ability to make a
beautiful looking site that feels like it's got soul and it's got.
A party and not this abandoned going out of store or going out of business shop.
That's such a great point that you know, whenever you're just getting started and
you're broke in this hypothetical situation, you don't have the thousands
of dollars necessary to stock the inventory for a gigantic store.
Even if you weren't pre buying the products.
It's, you know, and even if you were just selecting trending products to sell,
trying to fill out a store with all of those different products in advance, not
even knowing if they're going to be winners or not, I mean that's quite a
challenge. So this really does solve all those
problems. You're right.
It does.
And one more story that I want to tell
you so. I've told this other places, but there
was one point in my career where like again, didn't have any money.
So that seems to be like the common theme, right?
When you're getting started, you're counting every single penny.
No matter what industry you're in, you're always counting pennies.
And I didn't have it was after the vinyl and then I sold some other type products.
But I didn't.
I needed to find product quickly because
I needed to sell a product the next day and I couldn't order anything.
I didn't have enough time, so I literally went behind the shed of the house that I
was living in at the time, got this big long board, cut it down into squares, put
it up on my site, and we ended up selling over 9000$ within 24 hours of these
wooden blocks. After the sell, I'm calling every wood
structure place that I could possibly find.
We ended up finding one, they shipped it to us in two to three days and our
customers were happy.
I had the money to pay for the product
and then I had such a big chunk of change that I was able to start looking into
manufacturing from China because I actually had the money to be able to
build my business and so.
Bi mean just look around.
Most of the time we're sitting on a fortune.
We just.
Would we just need to look a little
harder at it? Absolutely great words of wisdom,
Allison, thank you so much for being a part of the 30 day summit and for being
willing to show us this incredible funnel, both your part one interview and
this one as well.
We're just chocked with so much value.
So I just want to thank you again absolutely thank you.
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