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Stories sell
I never thought that the garage where I took my car to be serviced would become my
first restaurant business.
I wasn’t really anticipating cooking in one of London’s most fashionable streets or that
I would be enjoying 3 week waiting lists for my cooking. But then life has a habit of
turning up unexpected adventures.
When my father died, I inherited his car. A rather unfashionable, gas guzzling turbo-
charged Citroën which had every ridiculous mod con available. An old boy’s
plaything. But I was very happy to take it on and for a year or when it needed
servicing I would take it up to Collier’s Garage on Upper St.
Until the day when John told me it wasn’t worth fixing.
So as the wheels of fortune turned, a year later and I was looking on the web at a
picture of my old car repair garage, up for immediate short term rent.
So I went to see it and through the 50 years of grime and oil, filthy walls, blocked
drains, grease pumps, welding fume extractors and hydraulic car ramps,
I saw the potential to do something amazing in an extraordinary space.
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2%
3,000 unique new visitors land on your website in one month
60 people sign up to your email list to get a special offer
Conversion rate to email list is?
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Think Conversion
Companies typically spend $92 to bring customers to their
pages, but only $1 to convert them.
According to Eisenberg Holdings, companies typically spend $92
to bring customers to their pages, but only $1 to convert them.
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4. New Enquiries
5. Chat-box questions and enquiries
6. Remarketing lists – people who have
visited a specific page and who you can
show adverts to
Conversions – What to Measure Monthly
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7. Downloads of a content giveaway
and associated email address
8. Telephone enquiries
9. App sign ups
Conversions – What to Measure Monthly
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Your Business Model
2. Are you upselling?
1. What is your Customer lifetime value?
3. Are you maximising customer revenues
for each customer by creating different
products and services?
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1. What keyword phrases would a potential
customer type into google to find it
2. Describe 5 problems your customers face
3. Present your solution. Describe 5 benefits
or solutions you can offer potential clients
4. Use or borrow credibility - mention well-
known companies or brands that you work
with OR mention recognised people or brands
who use a similar service to yours
5. Use social proof: Write down how many
clients you have, your company experience or
years in business and mention the number of
client testimonials you have
CREATE AN EFFECTIVE SALES PAGE USING
GROW’S 10-STEP SALES PAGE FORMULA
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6. How will you format at least 4 of your
testimonials or case studies?
7. Write a clear call-to-action
8. Reverse all risk: What guarantee will you
offer that’s valuable to potential clients?
9. Price anchoring - compare the value and
cost of your solution to another one or the
cost of doing nothing
10. Frequently asked questions - write down 5
common FAQ’s
CREATE AN EFFECTIVE SALES PAGE USING
GROW’S 10-STEP SALES PAGE FORMULA
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Giveaways Improve Conversion
• Our client gets 3,000 unique website
visitors a month
• 130 people a month download the
giveaway
• 4.3 % conversion
• Approx 5% of people who download the
ebook become customers
• The giveaway does seem to speed up
conversion. Gives people confidence in us
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3 Reasons you Should be Blogging
1. Drives traffic to your website
2. It helps convert we traffic into leads
and enquiries
3. It establishes credibility, expertise,
trust and authority