Loved this insight! Great video again Gareth and congrats on the product 🎉 Would love to see more videos about how you balance working with Ali, creating and day to day life
Honestly it really depends on the product, the audience you're selling to, and what you're trying to get people to convert to (i.e. is it to sell a product, are you getting people on to a waitlist, etc.). But, as a ballpark figure for most industries, if you're getting a 5-10% conversion rate you're doing very well. So per 1000 views, you got 50-100 conversions then that's amazing
It will be good even if it is a short video to make it in parts and each with a title, I mean your channel is not a storytelling where I can put the video on for 1 hour listening to a story or something, but I also interact with it, like this part is for the architect how can I be one to solve problems, and if I didn’t understand from the first time I will be able to return to the beginning of the part and re-listen it, then pass for salesman part etc…
Ok, buddy, you made 436K in 48hrs but still try to get people to sign up for your newsletter! Unfortunately, you are just trying to get people into your sales funnel to sell some "make money online course"
Hey, thanks for your comment! Just curious what made you think any of this? This video is 100% value driven and the intention is just to share what worked for me in the hope it can help someone else build & sell their own product :) I didn't mention my newsletter in the video either and I have zero intention of selling any course like that either as I only work with creators earning 6-7 figures through my agency. So it wouldn't actually make any sense for me to spend time creating a course like that haha Also you're more than welcome to check out all my previous newsletters and see that I've never plugged a single product in any of them So, would be cool to get some more detailed feedback on why you decided to comment this? :)
@cameron599 Don't judge others in that way,(that's stopping you from making progress) the moment you decide to try something you'r gonna think people is gonna be as critic as you used to be, (and that's gonna stop you from making moves and mistakes) I like the different perspective though :)
Well, even Apple doesn’t make perfect products, there are some stuff which are useless, others that clients wait for some features and improvements that aren’t there, like there are only a couple of devices which are really amazing to have and use but at the end they are all expensive 🤷🏻♂️ at least we can call something perfect when it is good in all means at least
Very true - to be honest, Apple does have an iterative product development cycle, but the cycles are much longer e.g. the iPhone was launched back in 2007 or something and, if we're honest, that was pretty much just an MVP product. Ever since then they've been iterating every year without any huge changes to the product, and this has worked exceptionally well for them (in most cases).
Loved this insight! Great video again Gareth and congrats on the product 🎉 Would love to see more videos about how you balance working with Ali, creating and day to day life
Thank you! I'll definitely be creating more content around my product development work in the near future 🤟
We need another video of the 7 day plan to maximise the sales that you didn’t use because you sold the product in 2 days
Yes 100% - I will try to create a video on this in the near future or, if all else fails, on my website!
This is epic Gareth - it's cool to see behind the scenes. You need to share more about your life working with Ali!
Thank you very much, that's definitely the plan 100%
On average, what would say is a good conversion rate per 1000 views?
Honestly it really depends on the product, the audience you're selling to, and what you're trying to get people to convert to (i.e. is it to sell a product, are you getting people on to a waitlist, etc.).
But, as a ballpark figure for most industries, if you're getting a 5-10% conversion rate you're doing very well. So per 1000 views, you got 50-100 conversions then that's amazing
It will be good even if it is a short video to make it in parts and each with a title, I mean your channel is not a storytelling where I can put the video on for 1 hour listening to a story or something, but I also interact with it, like this part is for the architect how can I be one to solve problems, and if I didn’t understand from the first time I will be able to return to the beginning of the part and re-listen it, then pass for salesman part etc…
Ok, buddy, you made 436K in 48hrs but still try to get people to sign up for your newsletter! Unfortunately, you are just trying to get people into your sales funnel to sell some "make money online course"
Hey, thanks for your comment! Just curious what made you think any of this?
This video is 100% value driven and the intention is just to share what worked for me in the hope it can help someone else build & sell their own product :)
I didn't mention my newsletter in the video either and I have zero intention of selling any course like that either as I only work with creators earning 6-7 figures through my agency. So it wouldn't actually make any sense for me to spend time creating a course like that haha
Also you're more than welcome to check out all my previous newsletters and see that I've never plugged a single product in any of them
So, would be cool to get some more detailed feedback on why you decided to comment this? :)
@cameron599 Don't judge others in that way,(that's stopping you from making progress)
the moment you decide to try something you'r gonna think people is gonna be as critic as you used to be,
(and that's gonna stop you from making moves and mistakes)
I like the different perspective though :)
Well, even Apple doesn’t make perfect products, there are some stuff which are useless, others that clients wait for some features and improvements that aren’t there, like there are only a couple of devices which are really amazing to have and use but at the end they are all expensive 🤷🏻♂️ at least we can call something perfect when it is good in all means at least
Very true - to be honest, Apple does have an iterative product development cycle, but the cycles are much longer e.g. the iPhone was launched back in 2007 or something and, if we're honest, that was pretty much just an MVP product. Ever since then they've been iterating every year without any huge changes to the product, and this has worked exceptionally well for them (in most cases).
so much passion 🔥🔥 in your words
(it inspires me to do more)
Haha thank you!! Glad to hear that bro 👊
You’re the goat 🐐
Thank you 🙏
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