The Truth about Starting With Funnels

If you’re a small business owner or even a home based business owner who wants to use and create funnels right the first time, then this article is for you.

This article is about getting started with Click Funnels and avoiding this simple, yet common mistake: not taking the time to read and follow the instructions!

You see, most people want to dive right into websites, landing pages or funnels without learning how to do them properly first. (You’re not alone, been there, done that.)

Bottom Line: you’re going to work twice as hard to build your business and rebuild your funnels if you don’t take the time to read how to do these funnels properly. In other words, it will get any easier as time goes by and your business will build faster if you lay the proper foundation.

Everyone needs to understand that this spells the difference between success and failure because if you don’t start off on the right foot, you won’t be as successful as you want & you will end up redoing work that you have already done. No one has time for that. As my dad use to say, “Stop sawing sawdust.”

Next, you need to take the time to read and set up funnels the proper way.

Everybody knows that we no longer have the time or energy to go back and “fix” things. Do it right the first time and then concentrate on the next one.

Continue to create content that truly adds value to people’s lives, whether they are buyers or just subscribers. Help them get value from what they bought or signed up for. Add even more value to their lives with additional info, help, tools and advice. Start sharing the story behind why you do what you do and why you’re passionate about helping them.

Another suggestion; clean out and clean up your folders of past content you’ve published or forgot to publish. (Its ok, that happens to all of us.) Publish new content in various ways on a regular basis. (Think podcasts, video, meme’s, info graphics etc.) Bottom line: we all need to stop looking at people who come through our funnels as “sales” and start looking at them as relationships we should nurture and reward over the long haul. When we give freely, we get in return.

Remember, we can’t out give the universe.