Nate Tilley walks through a client case where $4,000 in ad spend generated 800 webinar registrations and 300 live attendees. With a $1,000 offer, just five sales covered the entire cost, making webinars a way to sell to many people at once instead of one-to-one.
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Check it out, guys. I'm on here right now. My client Justin has 300 people to on his slide or whatever that we ran for him. And These are all B2B prospects that are interested in learning about what he does. And at the end, we're going to be making them a very sweet offer. And I'll show you guys the exact ads. If you join my school community or if you follow some of my stuff, you can get access to this to show you the high level of the result. We've got 300 people in here. We had 800 people total that were registered. We had 300 show up. Very, very good turnout for a webinar, especially in the B2B space. And again, we only spent 4,000 to do this. The offer that we're closing on, it's going to be a thousand dollar offer at the end. So out of 300 people, if we just get five people to say yes, then the whole thing's going to be making money. Well, I think a whole lot more people are going to say yes. Selling one to one is a waste of time and selling one too many is a huge leverage of your time. So if you want to learn how to do this, follow me for more tips.