Funnel broken down into 4 specific page. Here’s how!

Learn how to build separate sales funnels for Facebook and YouTube traffic, since users on each platform have different intent. The funnel has four pages: opt-in, VSL, booking, and next steps.
We have the opt in page, the VSL page, the booking page, and the Next steps page. It's broken down into four specific pages that you need to build for your funnel. You have an opt in page which you send the traffic to. So after people click on the ads from YouTube or on Facebook, they are sent to an opt in page. Now, here's a pro tip. If you're running ads on both Facebook and YouTube, we tell all of our clients to do this too. And make a specific funnel for Facebook and a specific funnel for YouTube. Two different sales funnels. Why? Because if you send the same traffic on YouTube and Facebook to to the same funnel, it's going to be completely different. The people that are on YouTube are on YouTube to watch videos, to learn or to be entertained. Different types of buyers, they have more intent, which is why the cost is a little bit higher than Facebook because their intent is higher. They're more willing to buy because they're more interested. Facebook, however, all right, is going to treat your opt in page, your funnel, your VSL differently. And so you want to have two different funnels for those two different traffic sources. Makes sense. Just duplicate your funnel. Have one specifically for YouTube ads with different URLs. I have one specifically for Facebook ads for different URLs.
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