Podcasts about post launch

What did you think of this episode?Attention Writers…publicity is your friend! Linda's guest shares how you can maximize your publicity beyond your book launch.Welcome to Your Best Writing Life, an extension of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference held in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of NC. I'm your host, Linda Goldfarb. Each week, I bring tips and strategies from writing and publishing industry experts to help you excel in your craft. I'm so glad you're listening in. During this episode, you'll learn about Publicity – ways to extend what a publicist did for you during your launch.My industry expert is… Stephanie Alton. Stephanie is a literary agent and marketer with The Blythe Daniel Agency, Inc. She represents best-selling and new voices in non-fiction and in select fiction genres. Stephanie promotes books by curating and executing publicity campaigns and online marketing plans. She has worked in publishing for 9 years and lives on the Gulf Coast of Texas.Today, we cover the following:Pre-launch tips.Post-Launch tips.Marketing advantages you have after your book launch that you don't have during your launch period.What any author can do – even with no marketing experience –to market their book.You can find out more about Stephanie Alton here: www.theblythedanielagency.com https://www.instagram.com/stephanie_alton/ Visit Your Best Writing Life website.Join our Facebook group, Your Best Writing LifeYour host - Linda Goldfarb#1 Podcast in the "Top 50+ Must-Have Tools and Resources for Christian Writers in 2024". Awarded the Spark Media 2022 Most Binge-Worthy PodcastAwarded the Spark Media 2023 Fan Favorites Best Solo Podcast

Try AG1 here http://drinkag1.com/FRIENDS and get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 AND 5 free AG1 Travel Packs with your first subscription. Thanks to AG1 for sponsoring FPS! -- This week we're joined by John Linneman of Digital Foundry to discuss the PS5 Pro. It's been out for a few weeks now so we wanted to check in on how it's been doing post launch, how the library of games is performing and guess what the future holds. Plus we're lucky enough to be joined by Yevhenii Kulyk of GSC Game World, who right now is putting the finishing touches on STALKER 2. We talk through the challenging road to launch, what players should expect on day one and what the future holds for both STALKER 2 and the studio.  Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 05:15 PS5 Pro Discussion with John Linneman of Digital Foundry 45:48 AG1 (ad) 47:57 User Question 1 56:13 S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Chat with Technical Producer Yevhenii Kulyk  01:12:20 User Question 2 01:20:55 What We've Been Playing 01:59:01 Show and Tell 02:12:09 Wrap Up -- If you wanna check out our brand new newsletter, you can do so here: https://friendspersecond.substack.com/ -- Let's meet our hosts! - Jake Baldino (aka the Before You Buy Guy) is pretty much the most watched reviewer on YouTube across both Gameranx and his personal channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/JakeBaldino). If you're obsessed with Delorians, The Mummy and Pizza you can discuss that stuff with him directly over on Twitter: @JakeBaldino - Lucy James is a Senior Producer at Gamespot and a Creative Producer at Giant Bomb. She's actually, like, experienced and credentialed and has real life skills and stuff, while the rest of the gang would be funemployed if the YT algorithm didn't kiss them for random, inexplicable reasons.  - Skill Up used to work at McDonalds but he got fired for skimming too many chicken nuggets. He says he regrets it since he hasn't had a better job since.  -- Listen to the Friends Per Second Podcast on your favourite podcast platform: https://linktr.ee/friendspersecond Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date: https://friendspersecond.substack.com/ Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheFPSPodcast Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/friendspersecond Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Notion Post Launch Optimization TemplateSignup to a Notion accountI've witnessed this scenario countless times: organizations invest substantial resources into launching a new website, only to neglect post-launch optimization once it goes live. This oversight is a critical mistake that can significantly undermine the long-term success of your digital presence. Today, let's delve into the crucial topic of post-launch optimization and explore why many organizations are failing to capitalize on this essential process.The Post-Launch Optimization ChallengeWhen it comes to post-launch website management, many organizations typically fall into one of two categories:They completely abandon post-launch optimization, treating the website as a "set it and forget it" project.They implement sporadic updates, primarily focusing on adding new features or updating information, without a structured post-launch optimization strategy.Both of these approaches miss a critical opportunity in the post-launch phase: leveraging real-world data to enhance the website's effectiveness in meeting organizational objectives. This oversight isn't just a minor misstep—it's a significant waste of potential and a failure to implement proper post-launch optimization techniques.Consider this: it's only after a website goes live that we begin gathering authentic data about user interactions. This post-launch data is invaluable for improving your site's performance through targeted optimization efforts, yet it often goes unused.Harnessing the Power of Post-Launch Data for OptimizationLet's explore an example of how we can leverage post-launch data for effective optimization. Tools like Microsoft Clarity can provide crucial insights into user behavior, enabling targeted post-launch optimization. Through these tools, we can identify:Key exit points where users are abandoning the siteInstances of excessive "rage clicking," signaling areas in need of immediate improvementMoments where users click on non-clickable elements, highlighting opportunities for interface improvementsUnusual scrolling patterns that can guide our strategyQuick returns to previous pages, indicating potential issues to addressAll these behaviors serve as red flags, indicating potential issues with specific pages or user flows that require attention in your post-launch optimization efforts. However, identifying these problems is just the initial step. The real challenge—and the key to successful—lies in how we process and act on this valuable information to continuously improve our website's performance.Microsoft Clarity is invaluable for identifying areas for improvement post-launch.From Data to Action: A Structured ApproachOnce we've pinpointed problem areas using tools like heat maps and session recordings, we need a systematic way to form hypotheses and test improvements. This is where many organizations falter. They either ignore the data entirely or make knee-jerk changes based on individual opinions rather than evidence.What we need is a structured process for managing and prioritizing potential improvements. To help with this, I've created a Notion template that demonstrates how to structure a post-launch optimization backlog. You can access this template here. Additionally, I've recorded a video walking through the process, which you can watch below:[Insert video embed code here] Now, let me walk you through my approach to this challenge:1. Idea SubmissionCreate a system where anyone in the organization can submit improvement proposals. Each proposal should include:A concise description of the proposed changeSupporting data (e.g., screen recordings, screenshots, analytics)Evidence justifying the proposalEstimated impact and effort requiredPotential implementation barriersThis approach ensures that all ideas are considered and backed by some level of evidence.Any suggested improvement should come with a written proposal explaining why it deserves consideration.2. Internal ReviewOnce proposals are submitted, they need to be reviewed internally. The most viable options should be selected based on:Effort requiredLikelihood of successTarget audience importancePotential impactThis step helps prioritize resources and focus on changes that are most likely to yield significant improvements.3. Test PlanningFor proposals that make it through the review process, the next step is to create a detailed test plan. This should include:Test methodologySuccess metricsEstimated impactRequired effortAny constraints or weaknesses in the testing processA well-thought-out test plan ensures that you're not just making changes for the sake of change, but actually measuring the impact of your optimizations.Before implementing a proposal, create a test plan.4. Test Execution and ReportingOnce the test plan is approved and scheduled, it's time to run the test. After completion, a report should be prepared, including:A description of the testSummary of findingsDetailed test methodologyData collectedRecommendations for next stepsThis report serves as the basis for deciding whether to implement the change, refine and retest, or abandon the idea altogether.After testing a proposal, create a report and evaluate the results. Only then should it proceed to production.5. Implementation or IterationIf the test results are favorable, move forward with implementing the change on your live site. If not, consider refining the approach and running another test, or move on to the next proposal in your backlog.The Benefits of Structured Post-Launch OptimizationBy adopting this kind of structured approach to post-launch optimization, you stand to gain several benefits:Data-Driven Decision Making: You're basing changes on real user behavior, not just hunches or opinions.Continuous Improvement: Your website becomes a living, evolving entity that gets better over time.Resource Efficiency: By prioritizing and testing changes, you avoid wasting time and money on ineffective updates.Organizational Alignment: The structured process helps align different departments around common goals for the website.Better User Experience: Ultimately, this approach leads to a website that better serves your users' needs.Overcoming Common ObstaclesOf course, implementing such a process isn't without its challenges. You might encounter resistance from team members who are used to making changes based on gut feelings or who are resistant to the additional steps involved. Here are some strategies to overcome these obstacles:Education: Help your team understand the value of data-driven optimization. Share case studies and success stories.Start Small: Begin with a pilot project to demonstrate the effectiveness of the process.Streamline: Use project management tools to make the process as smooth and efficient as possible. For example, you might want to make use of the sample post launch optimization Notion template I have provided.Celebrate Wins: Highlight successful optimizations to build momentum and buy-in.Remember, the goal isn't to create bureaucracy, but to ensure that every change you make to your website is purposeful and impactful.Conclusion: Embracing Continuous ImprovementPost-launch optimization isn't just about fixing what's broken—it's about continuously improving your website's ability to meet both user needs and organizational objectives. By implementing a structured, data-driven approach to post-launch optimization, you can turn your website from a static digital brochure into a dynamic, ever-improving asset.Don't let your website stagnate after launch. Embrace the power of post-launch data, implement a structured optimization process, and watch as your website's performance improves over time. Your users—and your bottom line—will thank you.If you need help with post-launch optimization for your website, just reach out! I'd love to chat about how we can customize this strategy to fit your needs and goals. You can also learn more about this approach and other methods of improving your site's effectiveness with my workshop on conversion optimization.

Welcome to a new solo episode of Waking Up with Melissa. Today we dive into the must-do money generating moves to make right after a launch. You've done the hard work of launching—now it's time to keep the momentum going! I'll share with you my signature steps on nurturing your audience, identifying your ideal clients, and crafting content that keeps the excitement alive and draws people to your offer. This episode is packed with actionable insights to transform your launch into long-term income.A BREAKDOWN OF THIS EPISODE:00:00 Money-Generating Moves and Post-Launch Planning05:30 The Power of Audience Nurturing: Staying Engaged Beyond Launch Day09:23 Engaging with Your Audience to Conduct Market Research15:16 Building Community: Stay Visible To Your Audience After Launch21:15 Creating Strategic Content: Connecting Content to Your Launch Goals25:37 Sustaining Momentum and Consistent EngagementPS: Doors to the Mystic Mastermind are now open! Step into the frequency of eing a 6-figure business owner and attract the soulful currency to do the impactful work wou're called to do. Apply today and book a call with me: https://iammelissaruiz.com/uum

This episode of the Six Figure Author Experiment podcast focuses on post-launch strategies and marketing techniques for indie authors, featuring a detailed discussion with guest Mike from Written Word Media. The conversation explores the effectiveness of various advertising strategies, including the use of Facebook, Instagram, and Amazon ads, with an emphasis on the importance of testing different ad creatives and understanding the nuances of different platforms.Key Discussion Points:* Post-Launch Reflection:* Russell reflects on his recent book launch, noting that despite a detailed pre-launch plan, he executed minimal promotional activities aside from running Facebook and Amazon ads and sending a few emails. The discussion highlights the importance of post-launch analysis to understand what worked and what didn't.* Advertising Strategies:* Mike explains the benefits of using Written Word Media's Reader Reach ads, which run on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Amazon, tailored specifically for indie authors. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on data-driven decisions, such as analyzing which ads perform best to optimize future campaigns.* Data and Feedback:* Russell and Mike discuss the importance of receiving detailed feedback on ad performance, including metrics like clicks and impressions, to improve future ad campaigns. Russell expresses a desire for more granular data to understand which specific ad creatives and keywords are most effective.* Pricing Strategy:* The conversation delves into pricing strategies for book series, with recommendations to heavily discount or make the first book in a series free to attract readers and drive sales for subsequent books at full price. The hosts debate the effectiveness of discounting later books in a series.* Long-Term Marketing Approach:* The episode emphasizes the need for a long-term perspective on book marketing, treating the launch as a continuous process rather than a one-time event. This includes ongoing promotion through influencer outreach, TikTok ads, and other channels, to keep momentum going even months after the initial launch.* Direct Sales and Conversion Ads:* A significant portion of the discussion is dedicated to the advantages of running direct sales ads and using conversion events to optimize ad performance. Mike introduces the idea of using meta's conversion pixel for better targeting and efficiency in ad campaigns, especially for direct sales through an author's website.* Lead Generation:* The hosts also touch on the effectiveness of lead generation ads for building an email list, discussing benchmarks for cost per lead and the importance of list quality over quantity.Final Thoughts:The episode provides a comprehensive look at the complexities of book marketing, emphasizing the importance of continuous testing, data analysis, and a long-term approach to building and sustaining book sales. The key takeaway is that effective marketing for indie authors requires a combination of strategic ad spending, price promotions, and ongoing engagement with readers. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.sixfigureauthorexperiment.com

Welcome to the third and final part of our series on common course creation mistakes! In this episode, we focus on what happens after you've launched your course. Many course creators experience post-launch letdowns due to avoidable mistakes. Today, we'll explore three critical mistakes and provide strategies to ensure your course remains successful and continues to attract new students.Some of the major post launch letdowns include:Failing to Market ContinuouslyIgnoring Feedback and ReviewsLack of an Automated SystemThank you for joining us in this series on course creation mistakes. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out!Get the Words to Wealth guide (7 ways to monetize what you already created)About Donna AshtonI'm Donna Ashton, sorceress, course expert and host of Mystic Mic: Turn Words into Wealth podcast.I built a multiple 6-figure business entirely with courses and programs while working about 15 hours per week so I can have 4-Day weekends every week.I wave my magic wand and reuse content (book, presentation, workbooks, etc.) of overwhelmed thought leaders, authors and speakers who want to monetize what they've already created into a program to make more income and impact.Which course is best for your business? Take my quiz.

In our fourth installment of Tactical Tuesday, Brian Cole and Kevin Daisey discuss post-launch optimization for Google Ads. They cover topics such as analyzing search terms, adding negative keywords, adjusting match types, improving quality scores, addressing disapproved ads, and managing budget spend. They also emphasize the importance of understanding the customer journey and aligning ad strategies accordingly. If you're currently running Google Ads at your firm, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Be sure to tune in every Tuesday for a brand-new Tactical Tuesday!

Got thoughts? Share them with us here!In today's episode I walk you through a post-launch debrief so you can know why it's important, what to include, and how to use your debrief to launch better next time!You'll learn:When, how and why to do a post-launch debriefThe types of information to gather for a full picture view of your launchHow to turn data into actionable insights so you can make improvements now and in the future.Let's dive in!Loved this episode? Don't miss out!

Book Marketing Agency's Expertise and Focus Chris Benetti, the owner of Smart Author Media, a book marketing agency, discussed his expertise and the agency's focus on helping business owners sell books. Chris has been in the marketing field for about eight years, and his agency's main objective is to assist clients in generating leads and clients through book sales. The discussion also touched on Chris's journey in marketing, his initial years of learning and experimentation, and the last four years of more refined direction. The conversation concluded with Michael D. Levitt expressing interest in why Chris's agency chose to specialize in working with authors. Post-Launch Book Marketing Opportunity Discussed Chris Benetti discussed the opportunity he identified in the marketplace, where there was a lack of services to help published authors market their books effectively post-launch. He shared his approach of taking a holistic view of the entire process, from building book funnels to running ads, with the goal of maximizing sales for authors. He also emphasized their team's readiness to take full responsibility for the campaigns and the unique approach of not relying on clients for creatives and inputs. Michael D. Levitt agreed with Chris's approach, highlighting the importance of marketing strategies that respond to the specific needs of each book and author. Advertising Validation Process Discussed Chris Benetti discussed the process of running ads for clients, which involves a validation period of 30 days to determine what works best. He explained that they go through a checklist of changes to ad elements based on metrics, such as ad headline, copy, creative, or offer. He emphasized the importance of patience, as ads often don't work right away and require testing and validation. Michael D. Levitt highlighted the need for patience in the process, citing Jeff Bezos' approach to Amazon's early days as an example. Marketing Campaigns: Test, Target, Invest, Maintain Momentum Michael D. Levitt emphasized the importance of patience and experimentation in marketing campaigns, using the analogy of fishing. He suggested starting with a reasonable investment to run tests and identify the target market. Once the target is identified, additional resources can be brought in to maximize results. Chris Benetti agreed with the idea of investing in good creatives in the advertising space, mentioning that a well-crafted creative can maintain momentum for a long time, even without any changes. Testing and Experimentation in Client Work Chris Benetti discussed the importance of testing and experimentation in their work with clients, emphasizing the value of learning from past successes across different clients. He suggested that they have a bank of proven and tested creatives that can be used with new clients. He also stressed the need for a testing cadence and budgeting for each ad. Michael D. Levitt agreed, drawing parallels with cooking and experimentation. He highlighted the importance of learning from past campaigns and not expecting immediate success with new ones. Both agreed on the importance of the long game in their approach. Investing in Business and Authorship Michael and Chris discussed the importance of investing time and resources into a business or authorship for long-term returns. They highlighted the concept of Return on Investment (ROI) and the need to spend money wisely to make money. Chris shared the example of a friend making money from his book through add-ons and additional offers. They emphasized that the book is often just the beginning, with the real profits coming from the add-ons. Chris also pointed out the potential of nurturing book buyers and offering them higher priced products in the future. Book Marketing and Advertising Resources Chris Benetti discussed the resources available on smartauthor.com and their Youtube channel for book marketing and advertising

You launched, now what?In this episode, we share our top tips on how you can leverage the moment right after your launch. We are talking about why you should keep on nurturing your non-buyers because they will be your best referral resources and potential future buyers.We are also discussing how to perform a launch debrief, why you should track your emotional states during your launch, and how to gain valuable insights and great customer language by surveying your list after a launch.Find the full show notes here: https://onlinemarketingpodcast.com/how-to-leverage-the-post-launch-period-2/Resources:FREE Launch Debrief Worksheet- The Launch Debrief Worksheet helps you examine the different elements of your launch in detail. You'll be looking at the metrics that matter within your launch to help you get more clarity on how you can improve your Launch for the next time you launch!Adaptive Inner Circle - The Adaptive Inner Circle with Paul & Melissa Pruitt is an epic 12-month experience for online business owners, coaches, course creators, and membership site owners who aspire to create financial freedom and a lifestyle they want for themselves and their family and also create a positive impact in their community and the world.Adaptive Marketing Program - Adaptive Marketing Program is an exclusive opportunity for online business owners, coaches, course creators, and membership site owners to play bigger and bolder in their business and explode their bank account with more clients!For a list of our resources & recommendations visit: https://onlinemarketingpodcast.com/learn-with-paul-melissa/Connect with us on social!Instagram: @realpaulpruitt & @realmelissapruittFacebook: @realpaulpruitt & @realmelissapruitt

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Right after launches, it's normal to feel big feelings: Relief it's over, excitement about success, sadness about failure. Feel your feelings, whichever ones they are, but don't create unhelpful stories about them. Instead, channel your energy into getting the true story. Send out surveys to gather data.In this episode, I dive into everything you need to know about post-sale surveys and how to execute them. I teach you how to measure sale success and figure out which marketing channels produced a good ROI for your business. Plus, I touch on how to encourage post purchase behavior like referrals.Finally, since this is the last episode of our Launch Series, I review the top takeaways of running a launch, from beginning to end. I've really enjoyed making this series and I hope it has helped you and your business!In this episode, you'll hear…What questions to ask in post-launch surveysHow to weigh different pieces of survey dataWhy surveys are important in continuing to list buildClick here to find the full show notes and transcript for this episode.RESOURCES:Join the waitlist for my book “When I Start My Business I'll Be Happy: A Practical, No BS Guide to to Successful Online Entrepreneurship” Sign up for my free weekly email “Sam's Sidebar”CONNECT:Sam on InstagramSam on FacebookOn Your Terms on InstagramDISCLAIMERProduced by NOVA Media

In today's Daily Fix: For better or worse, Stellar Blade is already drumming up plenty of discussion online, and it's not even out yet. But one thing gamers will be happy to hear about is post-launch costume DLC and New Game Plus will be free (with some exceptions, like cross-brand collabs). Developer Shift Up also hasn't ruled out paid DLC, but you can expect the first wave of content to be free. In other news, CD Projekt Red has confirmed that several easter eggs in Cyberpunk 2077 still haven't been discovered, despite the base game being out for more than three years. And finally, the highly-anticipated Star Wars Outlaws gets a new trailer next week, this one focusing on the story.

Here are the things to expect in the episode:Navigating the post-launch phase of a book can be quite challenging for some.Ways to leverage your books for more tremendous success.Recognition in the literary world enhances the visibility of your work and expands your influence.A writer's strength means to focus on what you do best.And much more!About Suzanne:Suzanne Tregenza Moore helps non-fiction authors focus on bringing in revenue while developing thought leadership status. Since leaving her six-figure corporate career, Suzanne has employed her MBA in Marketing & Entrepreneurship, along with personal experience from living in the weeds of her own business, to support clients with strategy, marketing, technology, delegation, and mindset.Her clients describe her as “Invaluable” and a “gentle butt kicker” and say she helped them “unleash their vision”. She is the best-selling author of Hang on Tight! Learn to Love the Roller Coaster of Entrepreneurship. Connect with Suzanne Tregenza Moore!Website: https://suzannetmoore.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzannetregenzamoore/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/suzannetmooreInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/suzannetmoore/All Things Authorpreneur Podcast: https://allthingsauthorpreneur.com/ Book Recommendations:Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth GilbertLearn more about Virtual Networkers here: https://virtualnetworkers.biz/ Connect with Deborah Kevin:Website: www.deborahkevin.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/debbykevinwriterLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-kevin/ Check out Highlander Press:Website: www.highlanderpressbooks.comTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@highlanderpressInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/highlanderpressFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/highlanderpress

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In this episode, Lauren & Matt explore the three stages of promoting your book—pre-launch marketing, at-launch marketing, and post-launch marketing.Download your free book marketing checklist to help you stay on track. Dive Deeper

In a series of thoughtful discussions, hosts Lewis and Doug from the Tesla Motors Club Podcast, along with special guest Chris from Dirty Tesla, intensely discuss the Tesla Cybertruck. The conversations revolve around the vehicle's design, materials, unique features, and the 48-volt power architecture of the vehicle. The team also contrasts the tri motor and dual motor versions. Further topics include opinions on the Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta versions 11 and 12, concerns regarding Tesla's Auto Wipers, and a collective wishlist for future Tesla improvements. The sessions also included audience Q&A addressing Cybertruck reservations and FSD explainability.Visit our website at https://teslamotorsclub.com/Co-hosts-Louis: @nebusoftMike: @SteelCloudsDoug: @dougProducers-Adam: @ElectricAve84James: @scrappsDaniel: @dannySocial-Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeslaMotorsClubFacebook: Log into FacebookInstagram: Tesla Motors Club (@teslamotorsclubofficial) • Instagram photos and videosYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/teslamotorsclubAudio versions-Apple Podcasts: ‎‎Tesla Motors Club Podcast on Apple PodcastsSpotify: Tesla Motors Club PodcastAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/38bacc87-f8b7-4f5c-aa64-2db865214942TuneIn: Listen to Tesla Motors Club Podcast on TuneInRSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1950101.rssSupport us-PayPal: PayPal.MeTeslaMotorsClub website: Account upgrades Support the show

MWH 409 : Double Your Next Webinar Launch: Unleash the Power of a Post-Launch Debrief Today, we're diving deep into the transformative power of a Post-Launch Debrief for digital entrepreneurs. Join me as we delve into the importance of this structured analysis and reflection, and the specific data points to monitor during a live webinar launch. Discover how registration and attendance, conversion rates, engagement metrics, and post-webinar surveys can provide valuable insights to optimise your strategies. And don't miss the game-changing secret to maximising the potential of a post-launch debrief – sharing it with a mentor, a business coach or a trusted advisor. LISTEN NOW Unleash the Power of a Post-Launch Debrief In this episode, I will walk you through the following data points you should monitor during webinar launch: Registration - This will give you an idea of the initial interest and the effectiveness of your marketing efforts. Attendance - This will provide you with insights into audience engagement and the effectiveness of your follow-up strategies Conversion Rates - This will help you assess the persuasiveness of your offer and identify areas for improvement. Engagement Metrics - This will help you understand how well you engaged your audience and if there were any technical issues that may have affected their experience. By taking the time to review and assess our launch efforts, we gain valuable insights and learnings that can fuel our future success. It's like conducting a post-game analysis to improve our game plan for the next match. This episode is your roadmap to scaling and optimising your digital business through high converting webinars. Your launch experiences are stepping stones towards growth and success. Embrace the opportunity to learn, adapt, and improve. And always remember, you have a supportive community here! Until next week, stay happy in your hustle. CONNECT WITH ME Web: www.tracyharris.coFacebook: @mumswithhustleInstagram: @mumswithhustleTwitter: @MumsWithHustleMums With Hustle® Podcast Community By Tracy Harris: @mumswithhustle LOVE THE MUMS WITH HUSTLE PODCAST? Okay, mama! I'm going to give it to you straight, 'cause you know that's what I'm about. Podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we receive the more likely iTunes will reward us with better reach. I want to reach more hustling mamas that can add extreme value to our kick-ass tribe. Help a sister, out? I already love you forever, but I'd be extremely grateful if you would review me on iTunes! If you've loved this podcast, never miss another one! All you have to do is SUBSCRIBE to the Mums With Hustle Podcast on iTunes.

When it comes to launching, there's always room for improvement—well beyond just how much money you make. This is why a post-launch review is super important, so that you can learn what worked and what didn't. In today's episode, I'm sharing the art of the post-launch review and 5 questions you can answer to make your next launch even more successful.- Why reviewing your launch numbers objectively, within the context of *your* business, is so valuable.- The questions to ask yourself straight after your launch while it's all still fresh in your mind.- How using your answers to these questions to tweak your next launch can set you up for even bigger success.SHOW LINKS:- To join the Launch Magic Waitlist DM me "magic" on Instagram @stephtaylor.co or visit Stephtaylor.co/magic- Get my Daily Biz Booster emails: https://stephtaylor.co/DBB- 5 Simple Tweaks to Boost Your Launch Profits: https://stephtaylor.co/tweaks- Want me to spend a day working on your next launch? Book a VIP intensive: https://stephtaylor.co/vip- Get The A-Z Podcast Launch Plan: https://stephtaylor.co/plp-ig- Get a 30-day free trial of Kajabi: https://stephtaylor.co/kajabiLet's be Instagram friends: https://instagram.com/stephtay...

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In this episode of The Digital Business Evolution Podcast, Jess drops some practical advice for entrepreneurs to follow when it comes to a launch. Jess dissects the four phases of the launch process: the Pre-Pre Launch, the Pre-Launch, the Launch, and what Jess says is the most important, the Post-Launch. Jess walks us through the post-launch and emphasizes that during this phase– numbers reign supreme. But, as Jess also notes, it is incredibly important to remember which numbers you are taking into consideration. We can have a successful launch as far as the amount of money we bring in, but if we solely focus on the hard-hitting metrics, we can quickly trade in our feelings of success for unworthiness. Jess closes out the episode by reminding us that our clients deserve us taking the time to do a proper post-launch review. When we do so, it leads us and our business to scalability, sustainability, and profitability. As always, cheers to your evolution!  Key Takeaways: Learn about keeping future clients in mind by tracking metrics. Learn why our clients deserve us taking the time to do a proper post launch review.  Learn about the 4 phase of launch Episode Resources Guides, templates, and downloads for your business all for FREE: https://www.jessglazer.com/freebies

Subscriber-only episodeThe event has been and gone. Did the real-life hype match the pre-hype predictions? With Adrian back amongst it all this week, hear what the guys thought.

In this episode, we discuss what to do right after a launch, how to evaluate your launch, and how to leverage the people who didn't purchase from you this time and turn them into future buyers. Find the full show notes here: https://onlinemarketingpodcast.com/how-to-leverage-the-post-launch-period

We are in the second episode of our growth series this week! (If you missed Zero to Launch, you can find it in Episode 78!) Today, I want to ask you one simple question: Are you ready to dominate in your market? I understand the unique challenges that your competitors bring to your business, from cheaper international dupes to local businesses undercutting your pricing. So how do you create a product that stands out from the rest and supercedes the price war to finally dominate in your market? Getting your product to sell like hot cakes relies on having a strong brand with raving fans. So here is how you are going to maximize your product-based business the big brand way: ✅ Define your product's value proposition. Ask yourself, “Why did I create my product?” Then, “What gap am I trying to fill?” ✅ Who is your ideal customer? Focus on that ONE person - they will be your content North Star. You create marketing and messaging to speak to them. You want to identify just ONE though, not three different ideal customers. It will dilute and fragment your messaging. ✅ Choose your product suite. Define what your customer is looking for as a starting point, and then what products will take them through the end of their journey to solve a problem. But you will focus on the starting point product to build an unforgettable message for your customers.   ✅ Unforgettable messaging = EMOTION. What is the desire that is wrapped up in your product? Here is an exercise to consider. What do you think Louis Vuitton or Tesla sell? It isn't a product, it's an experience. And this experience is what makes your product unforgettable.  Ready to build a sustainable business with strategies that will get you to your first $100k and beyond? I would like to invite you to my Product Brand Accelerator. We will work together to reach your first $100k while establishing foundations for growth. Use the link below to schedule a free strategy call and learn more! FREE TRAINING: Ready to identify the One Growth Strategy You Need to Focus on First to Increase Sales Now? Watch the most recent training: Uncap Your Growth & Bring in More Product Sales without Changing Your Branding or Packaging WORK WITH MAUREEN: Ready to revolutionize your brand by mapping and mastering the brand growth levers your brand needs to get increased visibility, sales certainty and cash confidence? Schedule a strategy call. CONNECT WITH MAUREEN: Website: https://www.startwardconsulting.com/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/maureenmwangiofficial/

Unlock the power of post-launch success with SEO strategies tailored for Amazon sellers! Join us on the Amazon Legends Podcast as we dive into the world of listing optimization with renowned expert Eddie Wheeler, founder of Guava Listings. With a track record of optimizing over 300 listings for a leading Amazon Aggregator, Eddie is ready to spill his secrets on crafting emotionally compelling content that captures attention, engages your target audience, and seamlessly incorporates SEO keywords. Discover the winning formula to maximize your listing's performance and propel your Amazon business to new heights. Tune in now and unleash your Amazon seller potential!Sign up for his exclusive Amazon SEO Masterclass today!Takeaways:PPC advertising on Amazon is more competitive than SEO. Consider focusing on SEO strategies to optimize your product listings.Target high-volume search phrases in the later stages of SEO, but ensure relevance and buying intent to drive conversions.Optimize your product listing with keywords in key sections like the title, bullets, and back-end search terms, as they have the most indexing power.Use tools like Frankenstein to track keywords, generate long-tail keywords, and manage and optimize your listings effectively.Include relevant Spanish keywords, misspellings, and individual words not present in the title or bullets in your backend search terms for better indexing.Continuously evaluate and rerun your keyword selection process every three months to adapt to changing search trends and stay competitiveQuote of the Show:'Using countif in Google Sheets to assign the relevancy score' reveals how many competitors are on page one. If you're among the top ten for this highly relevant product, it's a must-see opportunity.Links:Personal – Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eddiewheelerguavaGuava Listings – Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/guava-listings/Guava Listings – Website: https://www.guavalistings.com/Guava Listings – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GuavaListingsJoin us on YouTubeWant To Level Up Your Business? Register With Our SponsorsGETIDAGETIDA delivers the maximum reimbursements with the maximum impact to recover lost revenue for tens of thousands of FBA sellers worldwide.With billions of FBA transactions audited daily, GETIDA is the global leader in Amazon FBA auditing and reimbursement solutions.You can sign up in minutes using your special promo code LEGENDS400 and get your first $400 in reimbursements completely free.Sign up now!ChanneledChanneled is a marketplace and eCommerce partner for growing DTC brands. Their senior team provides a more comprehensive approach to marketplace management including a channel P&L, proven strategies, and better execution. They use a data-driven approach for full-funnel Amazon ads including DSP.Get a free account audit and a $1500 bill credit during your first 3 months if you partner with Channeled.Visit www.channeled.net/argometrix now! Don't miss this life-changing opportunity. 

In the final episode of the Live Launch Secrets series, I discuss the last step of the live launch model where cash and clients start to roll in. I discuss the primary purpose of this stage and what you should be focused on in order to enroll a flood of clients in just a few days or less. Fake urgency and scarcity tactics don't work anymore, but I believe that ethical urgency is what makes our live launch model so profitable. In this episode, you'll learn what that looks like. If you're tired of feeling discouraged from low conversions in your launches, this episode is for you. Past Episodes:Episode 92: Setting Yourself For Success With Proper Planning: Live Launch Secrets #1Episode 93: Using The Launch Runway To Create Momentum: Live Launch Secrets #2Episode 94: How To Host A Transformative Launch Event Without Overteaching: Live Launch Secrets #3Episode 95: Selling With Authenticity In Your Launch Event: Live Launch Secrets #4========Ways we can support you:>> If you're ready to get fully booked with a message that aligns with premium clients and organic content that attracts and enrolls clients consistently, enroll in 10K Content Collective and get instant access to the live coaching, curriculum, and community.>> If you're ready to pivot to group coaching and want to consistently fill your group programs with a marketing machine that creates rhythm and cadence in your business (so you can experience true freedom in your life), apply to be considered for our experience, Launch Like A Queen. Do not miss these highlights: 00:45 This is our final episode in this series, The Live Launch Secrets, which is so fun. 00:57 I've been getting so much feedback from a lot of you on how helpful this series has been and how you've enjoyed it which is so incredible. 01:29 It's our responsibility as leaders in our space to take that first step for our clients. Test things for us to share what's working and what's not. 01:54 On this final episode, we're going to unpack the final stage of the Live Launch method, which has been pivotal in our own business. 02:26 So as we've unpacked these stages, I hope that you're also getting a feel for how we personally work with you. 02:48 It's more than just Live Launching, it's about pulling the levers where you want and when you need to. 03:41 What does this look like for me? How can I implement this right away? So I think it's really important to mention that. 04:52 Now, the last stage of the Live Launch process is the Post-Launch Series.05:41 Sharing the training experience we have with our clients in Launch Like A Queen. 08:10 We have so many assets that we can pull from as examples. But ultimately, none of that really matters if it isn't in alignment with...

Week of: 5-8-2023 Xbox Gaming News, Releases and A Fun Fact

Hey heyyy my #PrettyAwkward fam! It's been two weeks since I've released a traditional “Heart to Heart” Friday episode and man did I miss it!  These Friday episodes are very therapeutic for me, so it felt SO GOOD to be back recording for you.  In today's episode we discuss things ALL OVER the map since it has been a hot second since I've been able to update you on all things life and business. ↓We cover The post-launch comedown and how IMPORTANT rest is following a big exertion type launch My amazing VIP Day experience with a client and why I LOVE in real life coaching My downsell offer ideas for May  The couples retreat my hubs and I are heading to this week (follow on IG @meganyelaney for play by play updates!) Dad update Enjoy and as always, thank you for sharing this with a biz bestie or fellow entrepreneur!    Some Biz Resources For You →Get my Free Guide: My Top 5 Performing Instagram Posts: plug-n-play templates for IG content that made me $30K in sales: https://meganyelaney.com/top-5-posts  →Free Masterclass: A simple method to 2x your income by turning your signature offer into multiple programs: https://meganyelaney.com/more-profit-less-burnout-class If you're on Instagram, shoot me a DM! @meganyelaney 

Some big things have been happening in my world, and today I wanted to check in and talk a little bit about what's been happening over here. I fill you in on the super successful launch of my new program, The Mastermind Model, and share the wild ride that was manifesting our new dream home. Five or six years ago, I was starting this business from the dining room table of our one-bedroom tiny apartment. Today, I'm coming at you from a large office space within an incredible house that's quite honestly my dream home. I share the process of how my husband and I tapped into all our manifestation tools, and encourage you to see the possibility and potential for amazing opportunities in your own life. I talk about getting clarity around what you really want, and how stepping out to put things in motion can facilitate that deep understanding. I also discuss trusting your own intuition when it comes to making a change, and taking action when you feel like something in your life may be misaligned. I share the different challenges that came with buying our new home, and the risks we took despite others calling us crazy. When it comes to the process of manifesting, things aren't going to necessarily always work out the way you hope. You may need to take a risk or do something you didn't expect. But being willing to do the uncomfortable things, knowing that it's all part of the process, will help you bring to life the things that you're wanting. Whether you're calling in your dream home or manifesting something in your business, I hope you're encouraged to take the learnings in this episode and apply them to your own manifestation journey. LINKS:Connect with Ellie: Join me in The Mastermind Model hereWebsite:         https://www.ellieswift.com/Instagram:     @elliehswiftFacebook Group:  www.facebook.com/groups/shineonsocialellieswift/

Leigh Campbell, cofounder of Brillo Beauty, is on the Female Founder World podcast with Jasmine Garnsworthy!  Leigh is an OG beauty girlie. She hosts Australia's largest beauty podcast called YouBeauty, which also has a Facebook group with more than 75,000 members, was Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan Magazine Australia, then Head of Lifestyle at Huffington Post in Australia, and is now at Mamamia—a huge women's publishing and podcasting brand in Australia. Recently she cofounded a beauty brand called Brillo Beauty just five months ago, and we spend a lot of time in this ep talking about how she spotted a gap in the market in a very crowded beauty industry, finding a cofounder, overcoming her fear to start her own business, and how Brillo got traction. It's not often we get to hear from someone really on the ground floor of something that I think is going to be huge, and I think it's really helpful for anyone who is in the early days of their own founder story.  Leigh and her cofounder invested $260,000 of their own money to start Brillo, and made $180,000 back in the first three months of business just through sales on the website. We have a full breakdown of how they spent that first investment too: the website cost $5k, formulation and all the testing you need to launch a beauty product was $30k, their first run of product including packaging was $150k, they spend another $50k on branding and content, $10k on legal and admin, and another $15k or so on other random startup costs.  Links Checkout Leigh's brand, Brillo Beauty: https://brillobeauty.com Join a Group Business Coaching Call: https://bestie.femalefounderworld.com/events  Become a Business Bestie subscriber: femalefounderworld.com/subscriber Get our quick case studies on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jasgarnsworthy Get the Female Founder World newsletter https://femalefounderworld.beehiiv.com

Hello everybody, and welcome to an unseasonably spooky episode of Some Patches Required! This week, Zak and Aaron dive back into the murky waters of microtransactions, this time within the context of the Resident Evil 4 Remake. Is it okay to add pay-to-win mechanics after launch? Why would a developer or publisher decide to do so? How many times can Aaron use the same word in one sentence? There's only one way to find out.Please, enjoy.Listen to Beach Girl on SpotifyCheck out edouggieart on EtsyCheck out even more edouggieart on Instagram

Launching can be exhausting!And that fatigue usually leads to forgetting some really important steps if you want to increase your revenue on your next launch.On this episode of the podcast, I'm sharing the 10 step process to closing down your launch. I'll walk you through each step of my post-launch checklist so you don't miss a thing! From redirecting sales pages and social media, to setting up your waitlist page so you can collect leads for your next launch, I'm covering it all. Don't miss out on this essential guide to ensure that your post-launch strategy is set up for success!**************************************Doors are officially open to join me inside of Online Offer Accelerator!Online Offer Accelerator is the only training program of its kind that not only shows you exactly how to approach your online business with confidence, clarity and resilience - but also how to cultivate daily habits that help you stay productive, and motivated, even on the days when you want to throw in the towel.Learn how you can join me here ---> janditchfield.co/accelerator 

It is book launch week! We talk about the book launch event for "A House With Good Bones" before catching up on our productivity, lack of travel plans for the next few months, and more. We then chat with Jennie and Obby Breeden about how they stay productive! Links for this Episode: Charity Spotlight: ACLU Charity Spotlight: Planned Parenthood The Devil's Panties Jennie on Twitter KiwiBoxes CrunchLabs A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher (Ursula Vernon)

Everyone feels different after they are done working on something big: a book, that speaking event, or planning that large company retreat. But most people get the post-launch blues like not knowing what is next feeling or even maybe physical illness. In this episode, Rob and Traci discuss this phenomenon and how to overcome these feelings before they even start. This episode is brought to you by the Bureau of Digital. Learn more at bureauofdigital.com. Follow the Show on Twitter or LinkedIn or learn more at overlyhuman.com.

Launching a new book is kind of scary; you spend such a long time alone with your characters, and then, in one sudden moment, they're running wild into the hands of strangers. - Nanette L. Avery The post S40E8 – The Post-Launch Mindset appeared first on Writing Roots.

This week, we discuss the 10.0.5 patch on the WoW PTR that includes the new Trading Post as an alternate way of earning cosmetics (and more!), our take on how the new crafting system is playing out since launch, and a deep dive into the highlights and challenges of the still in-progress Race to World First.

In this one-on-one coaching episode, Taylor answers the question, how do I continue to market myself after my launch? Our Fearless Fempire coaching episodes is where Taylor provides guidance to our guests burning question that they need support with to help them grow within their business. In this episode, we have Kristin Bailey, an adventure elopement photographer based in Colorado. Why You'll Want to Listen In: You have the skeleton and the meat of your business done. Now it's time to build that fat A strategic plan with consistency is key Creating a plan that feels aligned with you and who YOU are People hire people, not businesses. Build your persona The 5 bucket marketing plan Marketing that's personal, not cheesy or pushy Shifting from launch mode to storytelling mode Where to find Kristin: Kristin's Website Instagram Follow us at:Taylor Jones Photography Website TikTok Instagram Facebook My Top 3 Marketing Failures and Successes

Of all the busy-busy things you can get distracted with after your sales funnel is launched, and of all the things you can track, it's clear to me that there are only 2 things to track to get the greatest ROI (and they "release you" also)... I'm talking about automating a funnel post-launch right after the funnel is out of the door. This is so that you can remove yourself without killing the funnel. These 2 KPIs are from a marketing sense, and remember, I have previously said that marketing is measured in leads. If it didn't create a lead, it wasn't marketing. Tune in to learn what they are and how they shorten the distance to success. Key Takeaways - How to automate a funnel post-launch (00:57) - Treating fulfillment like a funnel (02:12) - Marketing is all about creating a lead (04:59) - The 2 KPIs that indicate the likelihood of success (07:08) - The shortest distance to success (10:40) - How to double the number of people coming to your funnel (16:23) - Content for leads challenge (20:50) Additional Resources  - Content for leads challenge - Connect with me here  --- Download Season 1 episodes here -- Sales Funnels Radio is a podcast for all passionate digital marketing pros looking to up their game and stay ahead.  

This week, Max Saltonstall and Stephanie Wong go behind the scenes at Google Cloud with Gabe Weiss and Anita Kibunguchy-Grant to learn how new products move from idea to market. To start, our guests walk us through a typical end-to-end life cycle as Google creates new and exciting products for users. Starting with a problem sometimes brought to light by users, a solution is workshopped, and a team is brought together to tackle the issue. Once the product is workable, Gabe and his team step in to evaluate and pass it on to Anita for market launch. With examples like BigQuery Omni and AlloyDB, Anita and Gabe walk us through a real launch scenario, from naming the product to promotion and observing the satisfying impacts of a product solving real-world problems. Anita details the three phases of a product launch and which teams are involved. The phases are pre-launch, during launch, and post-launch. In pre-launch, things like naming and messaging are crafted, priority is assigned via tier assignment, and plans are made to interact with various promotional and other teams who may need to be involved with the launch. Launch day activities are coordinated next as various marketing avenues are leveraged for maximum visibility and development teams work together to make the technical side successful. Post-Launch involves some debriefing on the success of the marketing as well as analysis of use, press coverage, page views, revenue, sentiment among users, and enabling sales teams for success. Gabe talks about the importance of his team in the process as they test products for customer usability and QA before launch as well. He and Anita elaborate on the differences with Google launches versus other companies, including the stages involved in launch and the naming of these stages. Many launches are done at big Google Cloud events, like Google I/O, Anita points out as a unique feature of Google, which can be a gift and a curse. Challenges are addressed as our guests talk us through possible problems and the ways launch teams address them. Anita and Gabe emphasize empathy and communication in product launching and the importance of clear, productive feedback. Anita Kibunguchy-Grant Anita Kibunguchy-Grant is a Product Marketing Lead at Google with extensive experience across Data Analytics and Databases products and solutions. Before Google, she led awareness and go-to-market programs at VMware. She has an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and is passionate about helping customers use data and technology to transform their businesses. Gabe Weiss Gabe leads the database advocacy team for the Google Cloud Platform team ensuring that developers can make awesome things, both inside and outside of Google. Prior to Google he's worked in virtual reality production and distribution, source control, the games industry, and professional acting. Cool things of the week Leveling up your data analysis skills as a student blog Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude site How Google Cloud blocked the largest Layer 7 DDoS attack at 46 million rps blog Interview BigQuery site Datastream site Database Migration Services site Cloud SQL site AlloyDB site PostgreSQL site Google I/O site Qwiklabs site Agones site Databases blog What's something cool you're working on? Max is wrapping up his hosting of summer interns and getting ready for vacation! He plans to play a lot of board games and video games! Steph also enjoyed hosting interns this summer! Hosts Stephanie Wong and Max Saltonstall

As a musician, wrapping up a release is only the beginning. Whether launching an album, EP, single, or merch line, you've managed to get people to take notice, but now you need to make the most of that opportunity and turn those new fans into lifelong customers!   In this episode of Creative Juice, Jack and Ed chat about where to focus your marketing in order to turn those new fans into customers for life! Learn about the main hurdles artists hit after launching a record, why music marketing isn't always a linear process, and how to ensure your fans always see value in what you bring to the table!   This episode is a must-listen if you've ever felt stuck after a launch and didn't know how to dial in your marketing to build on your foundation! Don't miss it!   DISCOVER: Why You Need To Nurture Your Fans And Build Perceived Value How To Overcome Peaks and Valleys In Your Release Schedule What Product Strategy To Focus On For Your Existing Customers Why Music Marketing Isn't Linear or Paint-By-Numbers How To Reframe Your Offers To Turn Listeners Into Customers   RESOURCES: Learn Top Music Marketing Strategies Inside IndiePRO CJ Episode 231 - Your Artist E-Commerce Shopping List Join Us In The Indepreneur Discord Server! Looking to expand your team or bring on an agency in 2022? Apply to work with IndieX!

Our first integration episode! Every Friday we'll be releasing a short little episode like this where I unpack the interview we released that week. I'll be sharing my thoughts and reflections, going a little deeper on certain points, and giving you some exercises or journaling prompts you can take on to dig in a little yourself and integrate some of the things we discussed on the episode. Today, since we didn't do a long interview yet, I'm unpacking this launch! What did it take for me to get this show into the top 10 on Apple Podcasts in Self Development in Canada? What lessons did I learn along the way? I'll go into all this and more today. Enjoy! As mentioned in the episode, big shout out to my coach Kerri Macaulay who supported me through this launch and shared the secrets needed to crack the top 10! Couldn't have done it without you Kerri! Check out her work here: www.kerrimacaulay.com  

Today we're joined with our good friend and co-host Eloise Stewart to give you an update on our entrepreneurial journey from start to scale. The process of establishing Prewett Pest Control began in March of 2020 and at that time there were a lot of unknowns. The world shut down due to a worldwide pandemic and in the early months Rusty began to wonder, was this a good idea? Fast forward 2 years later, PPC has grown into 3 markets, has 22 team members, and 3,500 recurring customers. Listen in as the two discuss how with the right team, processes and resilience, you too can turn challenges into big wins. Topics include: customer experience, branding, onboarding, goal setting, etc.

Welcome to Rurikhan & Gaijin Hunter's 3rd Fleet Podcast where we talk about all things Monster Hunter as well as variety of other topics ocasionally. Check us out on Youtube: https://youtube.com/gaijinhunter https://youtube.com/rurikhan Join our Discords: https://discord.gg/gaijinhunter https://discord.gg/0lZ8FdxvIzBGUqpm

Have you ever had a really EPIC birthday party, and felt super special- but now it's the next day and no one seems to care anymore?   That's similar to the feeling you get after your podcast launch.    It's so super exciting until you launch, and then you know, it's just you, the mic, and the plateau.   You're probably asking yourself questions like:   Why did I ever start a podcast?   Ummm… this feels a little boring. Help?   Does podcasting make money? If so, WHEN?   Welcome to episode 205 of Fruitful Mama! In today's episode, I'm giving you real-deal advice on how and why you want to stay consistent with your podcast after the party is over.    Also, I share exactly what you should be doing during the first three months after your launch to make your show EXPLODE and become a lucrative part of your business strategy!   So, if you're sitting in a place of discomfort with your podcast, bored, and thinking things were gonna be different- this is part of the process! Keep going and I'll help you move past that!     The real magic is just on the other side of the plateau! Let's do this!   With love, Juliana   Let's connect!!! IG: @juliana.barbati Want my magic touch in starting or growing your podcast? Check this out:  http://julianabarbati.com/hello

Chalene received great feedback from a past episode - Private Recording | Reviewing our Ad Strategy for Webinar - so Chalene decided to pull back the curtain once again.    This is audio taken from an actual team marketing meeting after the launch of Team Johnson's Marketing Impact Academy, which is the biggest launch we do. You will hear from each team member what they felt went right and what did not go so great.  As well as what changes could be made for the next launch.    If you do seasonal launches or launches of any kind no matter if it is products, programs or courses you will love this episode! And hope that you get some great ideas of what to do and what not to do in your next launch.      Check out Bret's ALL NEW Course Money Matters 101 at Chalene.com/moneymatters     Check out InstaClubHub!! The ONLY All-In-One Instagram Resource Community Designed To...Grow Your Following and Reach More Customers on Instagram™(All in Just Five Minutes a Day!)  InstaClubHub.com     Download the Patreon App and Join The Chalene Show at patreon.com/TheChaleneShow     Links from Today's Episode: Private Recording | Reviewing our Ad Strategy for Webinar - 590     Join our NEW, awesome PodSquad on Facebook here!     Subscribe to The Chalene Show!!!   Links you may want to check out:  Check out MarketingImpactAcademy.com Leave Chalene or Brock  a message or ask them a question at  (619) 500-4819 Not sure what your thing is? Go to Chalene.com/MyThing  Learn more about Kajabi Leave Chalene a Voicemail review or question for a chance to win a gift  HERE   Connect with us on your fav social platform: Chalene: Instagram: www.Instagram.com/ChaleneJohnson    Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Chalene    TikTok: @chaleneOfficial Twitter: www.Twitter.com/ChaleneJohnson Brock: Instagram: @Brock11Johnson TikTock: @brock11johnnson Be sure to follow Brock on his travel adventures @tayandbrock     Stop dieting & start living:  PhaseItUp.com     Sign Up For MY WEEKLY NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a ridiculously amazing fun-filled life!     Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes!!!      Get episode show notes here: www.chalenejohnson.com/podcast      Hey! Send me a DM & tell me what you think about the show! (Use the Hashtag) #BuildYourTribe so I know you're a homie! XOXO Chalene

Today I'm sharing the recording from our second-to-last book launch team Q&A one month after Free Time launched. I share post-launch stats, lessons learned, how I think about investments I've made, and share more about how helpful my “Author Support Group” (ASG) calls were with friends along the way.  Save the Date: I'm excited to partner with Caveday (featured on p. 266 of Free Time!) for a deep-dive conversation about the book, followed by a guided work sprint, their specialty :) Think of it like virtual coworking aimed at helping you make meaningful progress on a deep work project :) It's on Thursday, June 9 at 11 a.m. ET. Learn more and register to join us here » 

In this episode of The Digital Business Evolution Podcast, Jess drops some practical advice for entrepreneurs to follow when it comes to a launch. Jess dissects the four phases of the launch process: the Pre-Pre Launch, the Pre-Launch, the Launch, and what Jess says is the most important, the Post-Launch. Jess walks us through the post-launch and emphasizes that during this phase– numbers reign supreme. But, as Jess also notes, it is incredibly important to remember which numbers you are taking into consideration. We can have a successful launch as far as the amount of money we bring in, but if we solely focus on the hard-hitting metrics, we can quickly trade in our feelings of success for unworthiness. Keeping our future clients in mind, Jess suggests several different metrics to take into account to get a better understanding of the story the numbers are trying to tell. While some may be difficult to measure– Impact, for example– they are worth bringing the team together to review in order to make the next launch even better. Jess closes out the episode by reminding us that our clients deserve us taking the time to do a proper post-launch review. When we do so, it leads us and our business to scalability, sustainability, and profitability. As always, cheers to your evolution!  Episode Quotes “Allow the data and your metrics to tell a story without emotion.” –Jessica DeRose “Just celebrate the heck out of your clients, the progress that you're making, the growth that you've had, the impact that you're making, and the fact that you get to do this.” –Jessica DeRose Key Timestamps [0:46] – Introduction of today's episode; [0:50] – What goes into a launch; [1:58] – The four phases of a launch; [5:48] – Math is the path; [7:31] – Using numbers to inform business decisions; [9:48] – Even in the face of success, we can still feel unworthy; [11:15] – Measuring growth to take action; [15:00] – Other metrics to look for in your business; [15:03] – General overview metric; [16:39] – Opt-in/Free experience metric; [18:40] – Sales metric; [19:48] – Impact metric; [24:58] – Jess's reminders for launch; [29:54] – Detach from the outcome; [31:45] – Closing thoughts and what our future clients deserve Episode Resources Be a part of my text family by texting “Podcast” to 973-358-7836.  About Jessica DeRose Jessica DeRose is an entrepreneur and business mentor, who helps coaches build profitable online businesses. After quitting her 8-year career as an elementary school teacher and creating a multiple 7-figure business herself, Jessica is here to unlock doors you didn't even know existed. Connect with Jessica Instagram: @iamjessicaderose | @thedigitalbusinessevolution TikTok: @iamjessicaderose

Launched a little something over the weekend... You may have noticed. Today is a look back at how it did... My thoughts and what's next.