Sales funnels beat websites because they guide people toward a single action instead of offering endless menu choices. A website might get thousands of views, but a funnel converts visitors into buyers. Views don't pay bills. Purchases do.
Difference between a funnel and a website.
It's got this menu of options.
There's so much information and they can't really find exactly what they need for their journey.
A website that's completely number one for your mother. But if you want to do money, show me money.
It's with funnel.
It's still a website, but instead of, like having this menu of choices, they're either going to click the button to do what you want them to do, the next step, or they're going to leave. Oh, I'm kind of interested. I'm going to go a little more and I'm going to go a little bit more.
It's like a map. You we follow from point A to point B. They make people feel like there's an intentional, careful process where they're connected, they're guided.
You can't pay your bills by website views, right? You have to pay your bills through purchases. And websites don't make purchases. Websites. I think they're a waste of money.
Funnel, show me the money website. Hey, mama, look at my website.
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