8 Secrets To Build a High-Converting Sales Funnel

I watched this video when she guess starred and it's a must watch. Packed full of action takers to set up your landing page to win. ❤❤❤

you are very pretty woman

yoooo it's sauce in here thanks a lot teacher

wanna ask you something how can i build funnel agency form scratch for beginners and make 10k/m consistently?

and gimme free resources for learn persuasion people and grap his attention for purchasing products in different businesses

Cannot say how much I love this video! Such high value content. You have a wonderful gift for simplifying what so many "guru's" make so complicated and convoluted. Just this vid alone gives me a template and construct to get started organising my customer journey. Thanks so very much

thanks for great content Alisha
Link mention in the video is not working

💥🔥🥳 Astonishing content Alisha. Gratidão.

What software do You use for funnel building?

I can watch this video over and over again. Amazing learning experience packed with great practical tips. Thanks for sharing Alisha

That's some gold content right here! 😄 Actually, I have a question that's really intriguing to me! 🫣

I wanted to help my brother who has a home appliances/electronics e-commerce store, and he's ONLY working specifically with Google Search Ads.

From the Ads, he's sending people directly to a product's page (like a regular e-commerce product page with price, gallery, specification, and so on).

But that's a pretty high temperature of clients, who are already searching for a specific product.

I've just recently got into the entire topic of marketing and sales funnels and wanted to help him.

I keep wondering if it is really possible to get clients for such a shop using, for example, Facebook Ads? Where it'd be the marketer's responsibility to:
- know their Buyer Persona
- create a pain-point targeting ad (I dunno something like "Is this summer sooo hot in your area? Test out our portable Air Conditioner for 14 days!)
- move the traffic from the ad to some kind of Landing Page (landing page for home electronic?? that doesn't sound right haha!)
- and only then try converting them?

I once stumbled across a Logitech mouse page where there was an entire "sales section/benefits" before you got to an actual shop product section with price and raw images of the product, and I was convincing my brother to implement something like this (although it's a different thing than a regular Landing Page).

I'm so curious if such an approach could actually work for such an e-commerce shop! I have a lot of doubts about this 🫣

Thank you in advance for any response!

Hi Alisha, thank you for such a valuable information, would really highly appreciate if you can recommend some courses apart from yours to be expert like you, plus can you create video for complete PX funnel, Once someone fill up form how many times should we send email and what should be send, what to do when no show and how to convert no show to show. thank you in advance.

Hi Alisha, can you make a video on the messages to test on Facebook ads, Google ads and others. Thanks

The risk of using lead magnets is that you are also attracting lots of freebie seekers who don't even look at the resource as they didn't have to pay for it or don't have the time. Sometimes it can be better to go straight with the call funnel instead in my experience. My audience(niche) is way to busy to go through long funnels.

Awesome

Wow, this video really made me rethink how important funnels are! One big takeaway for me is understanding every touchpoint in a funnel as a potential revenue leak—never thought of it like that before. Also, loved the idea that even if you think you don't have a funnel, you do. It's all about making each phase of the customer journey work better. And I never realized how critical customer research is to creating offers that truly speak to them. It makes total sense to let your audience's language guide your marketing. So much valuable advice here, especially how little details can sink big ships if you ignore them. Thank you for the insights!

Insightful