A BTS look


I'm a firm believer that things can always be done a little better.

Even when your marketing strategy is working, there's probably a few tweaks you could make to help squeeze a little extra juice out of it.

And that's been my focus for the last week.

I've been tweaking the sales material, funnel, and approach for the $1 Product Challenge.

Now I could leave all of those changes and the reasons behind them hidden away.

Secreted behind the paywall for only the most serious "funnel hackers" who are willing to pay for an item to see how the creator has put everything together.

...OR...

I could record a ~10 minute video of me walking through the changes and explaining why I made them.

If a video like that would be interesting to you, you'll probably wanna head over to my LinkedIn and look at the post linked below.

Watch this video now

It might help you understand a little more about effective marketing strategies and funnels.

Speak soon and have a great weekend.

Pete "tweaking all the things" Boyle

Growth Models

I've spent ~10 years helping digital brands grow. I share what I know and what I'm experimenting with in this newsletter.

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