How to build an ultra-engaged audience that buys from you. Having followers and visitors is useless if you can’t get them to buy from you. You have to cultivate your audience so you can generate sales and revenue. But how do you do that?
RESOURCES & LINKS:
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Mailchimp: https://mailchimp.com/
ConvertKit: https://convertkit.com/
Ubersuggest: https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/
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Well first,
you want to build an email list. You can use any tool for that from Mailchimp to ConvertKit. If you build an email list, you’ll quickly learn it’s your digital ATM, in which every time that you send out an email blast, assuming you’re promoting a product that people can buy or a service, it will generate more revenue. The best way you can collect emails is through a landing page and sending people from your social profiles to there or even ads to a landing page, or you can use exit popups on your website or content upgrades.
Second,
you can’t just send out emails selling to people all the time. 90% of your emails should be educational and provide value. Roughly 10% of the time you should be selling. My ratio is less than 10% when it comes to selling but yours could be higher, but just stay somewhere around there. If you’re too aggressive in selling, you won’t have an engaged audience. You’re not building a relationship with them. They won’t buy as well, and you’re going to burn them out.
Third,
engage with your audience. You can ask some questions or when they have a question, if you respond to them, that will help you build a more engaged audience. It takes some work, but it’s still well worth it. And don’t expect a response or two to make someone into a loyal brand evangelist. You need to spend years and do this, just really helping people out to make them loyal.
Fourth,
avoid giving generic responses. People want personalized advice that helps. Generic advice will turn people away and will hurt converting your followers into becoming loyal followers.
Lastly,
create video-based content. look, videos help convey emotion, and it’s easier for people to connect with you through video, over text. Your videos can be long-form or even short Reels. I generally create a few videos that are at least five minutes long, each and every single week. And I do a handful that is less than a minute long. You can typically take the longer form videos and repurpose them and cut them into shorter videos and put them on TikTok, Instagram Reels, or even YouTube Shorts.