- Explaining what the service actually does (and why their dehydrated pasta is built to travel).
- Explaining how you can place an order.
- Introducing viewers to a brand with a fun service and an equally funny personality.
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I just sat down with Chandler Bolf of SelfPublishing.com and talked about:How he's sold $70,000,000 worth of guidance for people...
This school has kids running a food truck to teach them real life skills while working together.
After 4 years of doing onboarding calls, I have them down to typically 10 minutes on average and much more effective than they used to be at 40 - 60 minutes.
No small talk, no slides, no bs about the weather, no upsells, no selling the product.
Here's the "script":
You:
Hi! Thanks for hopping on the call, how can I help?
Them:
List pain points.
...
Most companies try to impress new users with long onboarding calls, screenshares, and upsells. Chris Frantz took the opposite route:...
What is a triple threat and why you should be one.
If you’re building an MVP…you’re building too much.
You want to build an MUP. A Minimal Unviable Product.
It doesn’t need to be repeatable or scalable. Just enough to prove that someone really wants what you’re building.
Because even...
Marc Randolph, Netflix’s co-founder, says most people overbuild when testing ideas. Instead of chasing a “Minimum Viable Product,” build a...