A quick win for a low-ticket product can be emotional or a perspective shift, not just tangible results. Use ethical gatekeeping to reserve high-value components for premium offers. Structure them as crash courses that give buyers immediate capability.
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to get your customers a quick win, and then you need to ethically gatekeep— it's another UMM I coined— ethically gatekeep some offer components so your high ticket makes sense. So our low ticket products, the way that they look like, is typically they're like crash courses that they can go over and then they can get a quick win. And here's where people go wrong: they think that your low ticket product, it needs to get a quick tangible win. The win, it doesn't need to be tangible. The win can be emotionally driven. If a customer buys our low ticket product and then they go over the deliverables and they think to themselves, 'Oh my God, like, I can do this shit,' you know? Like, like, my perspective has shifted. That's a win.