Mega Launch Blueprint 102
Mega Launch Blueprint 102
In Mega Launch Blueprint 101, you learned the essential elements for a successful product launch. In Mega Launch Blueprint 102, it is time to roll up your sleeves and get working in earnest to launch your products.
There are a number of key skills that can help your launch go from meh to mega. You will learn about copywriting, getting affiliates and joint venture partner, design opt in and sales pages, and much more. Use the templates provided to create your own effective marketing materials so you won’t leave out any important elements that will convert browsers into buyers. Use the checklists to help you count down to your launch date and make sure you don’t skip any important steps.
The course can take about 4 weeks to complete if you follow each set of lectures as is and work on all the assignments. But just think how great it will be to launch your very own product and keep 100% of the profits. Best of all, think how great it will be when people start to talk about what a great product you’ve produced, and are excited to buy more. You can get started right now by registering for this course and taking action today.
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Introduction
Every successful product launch starts out with one truly indispensable ingredient: Miss this ingredient and none of your efforts will bear fruit. There’s no getting around it: For true success, you need a great product and a well-organized launch.
If you’ve taken Mega Launch Blueprint 101 or our product creation courses, you should have a pretty good idea of what type of digital or tangible product you would like to create that your niche will love, and are most likely already working on it.
But you are also smart enough to know that there are a lot of essential elements that go into a successful launch, and you don’t want to miss any key steps to success. You might also need help with some of these elements. You’re not alone. Not everyone is a born marketer and sales copywriter. But you can learn, which is what this 102 level course is all about.
The main difference between wowing your customer base and making them shrug and say, “Meh,” lies in following a system, rather than “just winging it.” This series of lessons has been designed to first give you a system that will work for you. It will also help guide you through some of the trickier aspects of the launch, including writing great marketing materials, and how to find people eager to help you sell your wonderful first product once you launch.
As the old saying goes, “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” With that in mind, we have set up 4 weeks of lessons, plus modules that can help you dig down deeper. We will pace the lessons so you don’t get overwhelmed. They can take a week, or more. They might take less, but even the best organized student won’t be able to do every assignment in less than 3 days. So pace yourself as needed, but we will also make each set of weekly lessons available every 3 days so you don’t rush through and miss anything.
The common denominator of every successful product launch is preparation and organization. So let’s get started with positioning yourself for product launch success.
Joan Mullally has been a writing and marketing lecturer for more than 20 years. She is the author of more than 100 how-to guides about online marketing, and more than half a dozen courses about marketing for beginners. In her spare time, she cares for her family and does animal rescue.
Joan was a student of Pulitzer-Prize winning author Frank McCourt (Angela’s Ashes). He also serve as her mentor when she was doing her teacher training. Joan has an AA in English and History, BA with Honors in English and Classics, an MA in Renaissance English Literature (Shakespeare and contemporaries), a New York State Teaching License and a Post-Graduate Certificate of Education (PGCE) in English Language and Literature. She has been a writer and taught writing all her life.
