
When you’re figuring out what products you’re going to share with the world, it’s always important to keep future products and spin-offs in mind.
When your customers like Product A – your first offering – you can be sure they’re going to love Product B, and they’ll be on the lookout for Product C coming out. Simple as ABC, right?
In today’s new episode of She Takes on the World TV, I’m going to teach you the ABCs of creating a product plan sooo good, it will have your clients clamoring for more:
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This week’s PDF download is “Create An ABC Product Plan.” In this exercise is my 3-step template for making products your customers are sure to love!
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My actionable for you this week is to watch this episode, download your worksheet, and create your ABC Product Plan, and I’d love for you to leave a comment below and let me know what you come up with.
To your success,
Hiya, just wondering – does product A always need to be a “freebie” or could it just be a much cheaper (price-wise) product?
Hi Natasha, if you’re looking to grow your list in a big way, product A should definitely be a freebie. It doesn’t have to be a major offering – just something to give your audience a taste of what you have to offer like a mini ebook that they have to provide their email address in order to receive. Then you’ll have them on your list to send them valuable content and product offers in the future!
Product A -, 7 day kick start for a healthy lifestyle. Includes recipes and challenges. All free.
I then have two Product B’s –
Product B- 12 Day Detox w/coaching & group support. $
Product B – 28 Day Challenge- healthy lifestyle program with coaching . $$
Product C – 12 week program to better health w/coaching. $$$
Now I need to learn how to best market these products. Work in progress.
This is great Molly! The only feedback I have is, do you find your customers are equally interested in both product B offerings? If not, it would benefit you to cut back and only offer the one that’s more popular.
Hi Natalie,
I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I really enjoy them ! Great advices !
I have a dance clothing/activewear company. It seems like every theory I’ve learned in University doesn’t much apply to this industry.
Through leotards and sportbras, we are specialized in offering better breast support combined with fashion.
Product A ?
Product B : Dance clothing. Fashion item, great support.
Product C ? …
Yes sometimes I think about reorienting my company haha
Charlie
From Canada
I think you just gave me the push I needed, thank you
Product A: A short email course “Zazzle 101: Setting Up Your Niche Store
Product B: An ebook about how to make money on Print on Demand/Product on Demand sites
Product C: Should be something like a more detailed consultation, or a coaching on making money with product on demand sites.
Product A: free motivational printable posters
Product B: motivational stationaries, posters and cards via my Zazzle and RedBubble stores
Product C: a motivational book that empowers women to reach financial independence
Thank you so much.
Product A – Freebie video masterclass about how to make a good impression on first dates
Product B – 8 (short) module course on how to meet a guy using all the available avenues
Product C – work with me 1:1
I’m stick with how to price product B though!