Attract, Convert, and Ascend Your Ideal Customers For Online Business Success

Spend 95% of your time on these three to reach 7-figures in your online business:

• Attracting an audience
• Converting them to customers
• Retaining and ascending them to higher level programs.

If you neglect any of these three, your business cannot grow.

Most people focus on one or two of them which amplifies the problem of not having the others.

If you attract a large audience but don’t convert them to customers, you don’t have a business.

If you attract a large audience and do convert them to customers but can’t retain them, then you don’t have a sustainable business.

If you attract, convert, and retain but can’t ascend them to your higher ticket programs, you don’t have a profitable business.

All three need to run in parallel…

The customer journey through these is sequential but a big mistake we see our clients make before they come to us is they tackle these sequentially.

They spend months or years building an audience (Attracting) before trying to sell them something. Losing time and money.

Then when they finally start selling (Converting), they offer only low-ticket, no recurring products like an entry level online course. Still losing time and money.

Eventually they realize they need higher ticket and/or recurring revenue that accumulates to actually make a profit (Retention and Ascension)

That’s why it’s so important to have minimum viable products and systems for all three as soon as possible. Then improve them over time.

That’s why as the founder/CEO/solopreneur, 95% of your time should be spent creating or leading the creation of the pieces needed (content, funnels, products) that Attract, Convert, and Ascend.

Take Action:

First, attract a qualified audience using organic and paid traffic strategies

Second, convert your audience into customers using front-end sales funnels.

Third, serve your customers well and ascend them into higher-level offers with your back-end funnels.

Invest 95% of your time in those three areas. Everything else needs to be automated and delegated…