After going through the lessons here, I realized something powerful: Most people don’t fail because they don’t have a good product… They fail because they skip the foundations of selling online. Here are 3 things I’ve learned to focus on: 1️⃣ Clarity of Audience – If you’re selling to “everyone,” you’re actually selling to no one. Define who your dream customer is, and everything becomes easier. 2️⃣ Value > Price – People don’t buy the cheapest option… they buy what feels like the most valuable and trustworthy solution to their problem. Show them the transformation, not just the product. 3️⃣ Consistency in Action – Posting once and disappearing won’t build trust. Sales come from being present, showing up, and giving value until people see you as the go-to person. If you master these 3 basics, you’ll already be ahead of 90% of people trying to sell online. Question for everyone: Which of these 3 do you feel you need to work on the most right now?

I’ve been in the online space for a while, learning and experimenting… but something finally clicked after I applied what I learned here in Selling Online / Prime Mover. Making those first sales gave me so much confidence it proved that the system works and that growth is possible if you stay committed. Big thank you to this community for the support and knowledge. This is just the beginning I’m excited to scale from here. 🔥

1. Offer Creation Most people struggle because they try to sell a “product.”But what buyers truly want is a clear, irresistible offer that feels like a no-brainer. Tip: Instead of selling a course → sell the transformation (e.g., “From overwhelmed to confident in 30 days”). 2. Traffic & Attention If no one sees your offer, it doesn’t matter how good it is prime Movers focus on mastering platforms (social media, ads, partnerships) to consistently put their offer in front of the right eyes. Tip: Don’t try to be everywhere choose one traffic source and master it before expanding. 3. Conversion Psychology This is where the magic happens. Selling online is about influence, not pressure. People buy when they: - Trust you (authority + authenticity) - See proof (stories, case studies, testimonials) - Feel urgency (limited time, limited spots, or cost of staying stuck) Here’s a challenge for all of us in this community: Which of these 3 areas—Offer, Traffic, or Conversion—do you feel is your current strength, and which one do you need to focus on improving next?

Business without marketing is like a shop with no owner. If you have business than marketing should be your second most important step to do. 40% of the new businesses start and rush into running paid ads to get more traffic, it doen't works in that way. First they should tell that what the product is about and what the benefits they will have after using the product Same goes with emails it is not that part of marketing its a different starttegy to engage with the customer with deeper emotions. Its a way to convey the msg to a large audience which tells them the solution of their problem is in the product But a newbie business man doesn't want to know he just want money in the end money will come you just have to make a system to attract money towards you. P.S write your emails to tell about the benefits of your product not the feature. People want value ( what's in it for them ).

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