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Great value thank you

After being an employee for most of my life, I’m only just beginning my entrepreneurial journey, unsure if it will work out, only time will tell, but I absolutely love your life philosophy and all your content in general, good luck with the rest of your journey.

Thanks for sharing 😊

The power of automation + human touch 🔥🔥🔥

Audio too quiet, headphones at msx volume can barely hear

25:35

Very nice job. Most of my clients don't have the budget to run that many creatives. Maybe 1 or 2. Love using GHL though.

Great value from you as expected which you are always delivering. That form in the qualifying leads step can then be used with A.I within Highlevel with a personalized high-value email providing some quick solutions to their problem that has been collected in the form to help further build your authority before the call. We live in amazing times with some great technology.

how much it cost to create these funnels

What was your cost per lead?

I rarely comment on videos, but this one was exceptional. As always, Alisha, you deliver incredibly valuable content. I can't believe you're sharing this for free! The editing is top-notch. You truly know how to keep viewers engaged. Keep em coming.

It's amazing how much value Alicia brought to this conversation! The emphasis on building a solid foundation before diving into optimization really hits home-it's like crafting a Ferrari before upgrading it, such a relatable analogy. Her approach to CRO being grounded in psychology rather than just tactics is such a refreshing perspective, and I love how she highlights the importance of curiosity and learning from failures. The point about "failure being feedback" and focusing on quality over quantity when it comes to leads is something so many businesses overlook. It's easy to chase vanity metrics, but ultimately, it's the qualified buyers that matter. And the way she broke down creating offers with contextualized benefits (not just features) was pure gold-truly understanding what drives customer decisions! Also, her take on AI as a tool rather than a replacement was spot on. It’s a reminder that technology accelerates, but if your fundamentals are off, you’re just speeding toward mediocrity. Loved how authentic and grounded her insights were throughout.

Never getting tired of the Aussie accent and never getting tired of your videos 🤷🏻

It’s so interesting how the video breaks down the importance of aligning your headline with where your audience is in their buyer journey. The idea that you’re not just selling a product or service, but solving a problem or delivering a dream outcome, really changes how you approach copywriting. Especially the point about entering the conversation already happening in their heads-such a game changer. The examples were super practical too. I loved the breakdown of how even small tweaks, like focusing on consultations or unique mechanisms, can dramatically shift how people perceive the value of an offer. For instance, “Save My Hair Consultation” feels much more approachable and relevant compared to jumping straight to “Get a Hair Transplant.” It’s such a subtle but powerful shift in messaging. Also, the emphasis on building authority and trust through headlines, like including “Melbourne’s Top Doctor” or “3,000 Aussies,” really stood out. Those little details not only qualify the audience but also build immediate credibility. It’s such a great reminder that a headline isn’t just about grabbing attention-it’s about starting the right conversation and leading the user to the next step. Definitely taking notes to rethink how I craft my own headlines!

lol at 3:30

The emphasis on trust as the foundation of sales is spot on, and these 12 social proof strategies feel like a blueprint for turning that trust into results. The "before and after" tactic really stood out-it’s such a powerful way to visually show transformation and prove impact. It’s not just for obvious industries like fitness or home improvement; the idea of showcasing a client’s progress in ad performance or sales results is a clever way to apply it broadly. I also liked the creative spin on celebrity endorsements, especially the concept of "clout-jacking." Tying a recognizable figure to your product, even loosely, without overstating claims is such a smart way to build trust with aspirational cues. The reminder to focus on heroes your audience relates to was a key insight-it’s about aligning with their values, not just flaunting big names. The focus on humanizing the brand through founder authority was another strong point. People want to connect with real people, not faceless companies. Even if the founder isn’t front and center, incorporating genuine customer testimonials or native proof like screenshots of actual feedback adds that authenticity. It’s such a simple yet overlooked way to foster credibility. The advice to pair testimonial videos or text reviews with standout excerpts for "forced consumption" is pure gold. People rarely consume content exactly how we want them to, so making the key points impossible to miss feels like a game-changer. All in all, this list balances creativity with practicality, making it super actionable for any marketer.

The breakdown of this landing page is super insightful, especially the emphasis on tailoring the experience to match the "temperature" of the traffic. The distinction between Facebook ad audiences and Google ad audiences really highlights how critical it is to match messaging to the intent of the visitor. It’s easy to forget that people coming from Facebook might be less aware of their problem compared to those actively searching on Google. The point about making the offer more visible is spot on. It’s true that features alone won’t sell-people need the benefits and outcomes clearly spelled out. The idea of connecting the "so what" for the user, like turning "total body exam" into an outcome-driven statement, is such a simple but game-changing way to make the offer more compelling. I also liked the suggestion to include a short personal blurb addressing common frustrations or objections. That human touch is often missing from landing pages, but it can make a big difference in building trust, especially in industries like chiropractic care where patients have likely tried (and been disappointed by) other solutions.

Thanks! 🎉 Merry Christmas to all of you 🎉

What software did you use for the flowchart?

😂😂😂ok Alisha why was the American accent southern 😭💀

Is this content free? Holy God ❤ This is pure gold 🔥 Thank you Alisha, to share your knowledge with us. You are awesome and your content is astonishing! God bless you girl, you deserve!

Crafting irresistible offers is an art and a science, and Alicia's examples highlight just how transformative understanding your audience can be. I loved how the "champagne design consultation" turned a generic "get a quote" into something aspirational and aligned with the target audience’s desires. It’s such a great reminder to focus on the emotional triggers that drive decisions. The shift from “apply now” to specific, benefit-driven language for the finance example was another standout. It’s amazing how small tweaks, like addressing pain points directly, can boost conversions without even changing the core offer. And the idea of planting seeds for future leads while harvesting ready buyers? Such a brilliant metaphor for balancing short-term wins with long-term success. Finally, Alicia’s “closest grandma test” is pure gold-if your value prop isn’t crystal clear, you’re losing potential customers. The takeaway for me is that great offers are about relevance, clarity, and meeting the audience where they are, not where you assume they should be.

Lead forms are great with friction

bad boys,the way sabri said to us

Hey, where do you create landing pages? Is it a page within wordpress (or a similar web builder), or is it from an app or plugin that links to the website?

Hey, where do you create landing pages? Is it a page within wordpress (or a similar web builder), or is it from an app or plugin that links to the website?

Hey, where do you create landing pages? Is it a page within wordpress (or a similar web builder), or is it from an app or plugin that links to the website?

I'd sack them for saying that. Work harder

I love you. You are the best!!!!

"Can you handle more Views ?" Hey Alisha , Did you know Your Content has a potential to reach million of more views? Yes that's India's Population Would You be open to the Idea of Having a quick meet to discuss how ? I'll Show you How's that Possible.

Fantastic information.

Best video on this subject! Thanks!

Lead forms will not die, but only improve. You can actually have lead form campaigns perform way better than a landing page (even a high converting one) with a great video ad or a better creative on Facebook. A good video ad or creative can include the all the things a landing page would go over. Reviews, price, target customer, problem, etc... Your "audits" of marketing companies who have failed with instant forms probably had poor ad creatives. Facebook wants to push lead form campaigns because of data privacy issues with the pixel, so they are pushing to keep users on the actual platform of Facebook and Instagram for everything which is why they keep improving the instant forms. I really like your content but I don't agree with you on this one :)

Thanks this is great

Alisha ,you are an amazing Mentor,thanks a lot,

I’m loving this ❤

This it IT ⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑ Brilliant

I’ve own an agency & run lead form ads for fitness studios for 5 years- and have had every high success in not only generating leads but ensuring higher quality/qualified leads based on the strategy we implement. That being said I’m always looking for ways to further improve and optimise the consumer journey experience! Let’s have a chat and see how you can help! Your content is outstanding! Keep up the great work!

Alisha’s programs are the real deal 🎉 they have transformed our travel businesses

This is epic

7:57 the UK crime shows analogy is 👌

Great insights 👌🏻

Insightful

Boom!