Discover Marketing Secrets from the Mastermind Behind the Highest-Grossing Webinar Launch in History
In today’s fast-paced digital world, it’s no secret that webinars can be incredibly powerful tools for accelerating business growth – from bringing in new leads and customers, to driving business value and increasing sales from your existing clients.
But what really goes into developing – and launching – a successful webinar?
If you’re like many business owners, you might think the key to record-breaking launches is countless hours of careful behind-the-scenes planning and a healthy advertising budget. But it turns out that the real answer is much simpler…
On today’s episode of The Scale or Fail Show, I welcome back the Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer for Rapid Crush, Inc., and the “$100 million dollar webinar man” himself – Jason Fladlien.
During this info-packed interview, we’ll dive into Jason’s incredible journey from being a Hare Krishna monk and a rapper to becoming one of the best webinar presenters in the game.
Plus we’ll get the inside scoop on his record-breaking $57 million webinar launch in the crypto space and how he pulled it off in just 7 months without spending a single penny on paid advertisements. (Yes, you read that right.)
Watch the episode now to discover:
- A detailed play-by-play of his record-breaking launch and the highly effective strategy Jason used to go from a possible $15- to 20-million launch to nearly $58 million
- The 2 major problems Jason faced before launching the crypto webinar – and the surprising solutions he used to overcome them
- The #1 mistake most business owners make when creating a webinar – and how to avoid wasting time and money on unnecessary frills
- How to tap into a higher level of marketing for your own webinars (hint: it’s all about transparency)
- Why you should focus on positioning and strategy before you ever sit down to write a webinar
- The simple tactic Jason uses at the end of every webinar to boost sales (even after the webinar is over)
- And much more –