Fuel Your Lives
Week 3. Day 1.
Today’s topic: 3 steps to [insert achievement]
Today we continue nurturing and giving value to our viewers. Again refer to steps or elements that you help within your program. Remember, that sharing information is a great way to inspire people to want support, very rarely people are able to stick to something for a while on their own and THIS is why they come to you!
You can either talk generally about the main 3 steps in the framework that you take your clients through to get results or choose a smaller 3-step path to achieving something tangible. (It can be 4-step or 5 step, but keeping it at three is the most effective to keep your audience watching.)
Finish with a call-to-action (CTA) that inspires a small action.
CTA example:
“Reach out if you feel like you are ready to make a change, and we can talk about how I can help you.”
“Comment YES below if you are READY to start taking these steps.”
“Tell me in the comments what is your experience with (insert not being able to achieve what your topic helps with).”
BEFORE your live video:
Make sure you fill the live video description with the topic above (obviously add your tip first) BEFORE you go live, so your audience has a reason to tune in or watch the replay.
AFTER your live video:
ENGAGEMENT SECRET! Do not reply to comments straight away. Wait a day after you went live, go back and reply to every comment to boost the video's visibility in the Newsfeed for another while.
If you are a Visibility That Sells Accelerator client:
After you went live, just share the video with the Visibility That Sells Accelerator Facebook group for support and feedback. (You can later also share the link to the video in a comment to the following Handraiser Squad post if you want us to help you boost your engagement).
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Helpful Resources FOR Livestreaming On Facebook
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(I suggest printing it out 2 to a page, to save space and ink.)