Their Tai Chi Training program has over 8 Million Site visits per month
Minimum order $49
Here are 5 Principles they use to build their quiz funnels
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Their Tai Chi Training program has over 8 Million Site visits per month
Minimum order $49
Here are 5 Principles they use to build their quiz funnels
Their Tai Chi Training program has over 8 Million Site visits per month
Minimum order $49
Here are 5 Principles they use to build their quiz funnels
Preface: We spoke about app studio onboarding funnels in DTC
This stands true...
Cal AI's onboarding as a quiz funnel, but tailored to a DTC flow? Would CRUSH
Study app onboarding for DTC funnels --> Dm me will send you flow
This stands true...
Cal AI's onboarding as a quiz funnel, but tailored to a DTC flow? Would CRUSH
Study app onboarding for DTC funnels --> Dm me will send you flow
I would find onboarding flows of popular consumer apps in similar niches
Copy these & apply them to your product
Copy these & apply them to your product
Starting at the top of their funnel, YouTube ads are GREAT
I would suggest going through their ad library and watching a few
A masterclass of how AI is changing the game for ads
I would suggest going through their ad library and watching a few
A masterclass of how AI is changing the game for ads
VIDEO
Based on the angle...their initial funnel has a very simple headline change
Ie: Get better at pickleball
Ie: Get better at pickleball
This is their main quiz: madmuscles.com/funnel/taichi-…
As the first screen suggests,
Principle one is: Graduality
Don't immediately start with their life goals, their biggest issues,e tc
Gradually build your relation with this user
start with something simple, like age
As the first screen suggests,
Principle one is: Graduality
Don't immediately start with their life goals, their biggest issues,e tc
Gradually build your relation with this user
start with something simple, like age
2: ENGAGED VIEWERS
Never use the same question type more than twice in a row
keep users on edge. Don't allow them to zone out and skip.
Every stage is important, we need to keep them focused
Never use the same question type more than twice in a row
keep users on edge. Don't allow them to zone out and skip.
Every stage is important, we need to keep them focused
3: Personalisation
Asking the right questions, with positive reinforcement, creates personalisation
This is specifically for YOU...
Not just a mass solution, no, this is the solution we've designed for you.
Asking the right questions, with positive reinforcement, creates personalisation
This is specifically for YOU...
Not just a mass solution, no, this is the solution we've designed for you.
4: Users diagnose themselves
Users diagnose their problem
Ie: 'What pain level do you feel?'
'Moderate or high?'
Either one they choose...they are admitting to their problem
'Do you struggle to walk?'
'Yes sometimes'
Boom...they come to this realisation themselves
Users diagnose their problem
Ie: 'What pain level do you feel?'
'Moderate or high?'
Either one they choose...they are admitting to their problem
'Do you struggle to walk?'
'Yes sometimes'
Boom...they come to this realisation themselves
Side note...this shit works
Side note 2 - progress bars are VITAL
Don't abuse them though
Don't abuse them though
5: OFFER NEXT
A simple offer page after a few slides explaining their issues
After the quiz, show them some data and their issues based on the answer
Use this to show them how the product sold helps
Then all you need is a super simple offer page to print
A simple offer page after a few slides explaining their issues
After the quiz, show them some data and their issues based on the answer
Use this to show them how the product sold helps
Then all you need is a super simple offer page to print
Hope you guys enjoyed this breakdown!
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