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Sell Ideas, Then Sell Products In The Back End.

Name: Sell Ideas, Then Sell Products In The Back End.
Uploaded: 2024-05-19T20:00:10+00:00
Duration: 28 s
Channel: David Molina
Description: In this concise monologue, the speaker argues that ideas are easier to sell than products and that selling an idea first creates a receptive audience for…

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In this concise monologue, the speaker argues that ideas are easier to sell than products and that selling an idea first creates a receptive audience for later product sales. He introduces the concept of an "offer shell"—a sellable idea that can be used to generate weekly recurring revenue in the backend. He also mentions using the idea of "likes and cash" to lead customers toward the "cash creator" philosophy, and notes his personal shift from selling products first to selling ideas first and then monetizing those ideas with backend products such as workshops or recurring services.

Ideas are easier to sell than products, and products are much easier to sell if they already bought your idea. So because I put out the offer shell, that was an idea that was easy to buy into that I could sell weekly recurring revenue in the backend. Next up, maybe it's going to be account versus brand. If I sell that idea, maybe I could sell the workshop behind it. Likes and cash. If you buy the likes and cash idea, then you're more likely to buy into the cash creator philosophy. So I used to sell products first. Now I sell ideas first, sell products in the backends of those ideas.