Now each of your family members could do a VL even
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Posted On: 02/13/2021 11:06:46 AM
Now each of your family members could do a VL event, demo and sell some PhoneSoaps and add a few big-name influencers and make a lot of money if that is the path PhoneSoap is going doing
On SharkTank recently they had a company called Brumachen
They only sold $42K of these coffee machines and was seeking a shark with a $1M of change at a valuation of $10M. The inventor brought on this guy that said he is a social media influencer that had a total of 45M followers across all platform.
The influencer said he could get 100M impressions a week. Gave an example of a company he worked with that had sales of $33K one year an $9M the next with his media help
Starts at the 14 minute mark
https://abc.com/shows/shark-tank/episode-guid...episode-11
Think about how many products that are out there and influencers that could use VerbLive (or recorded) to sell with the 'built in" attribute feature
Find another company that has anything like this
From the Q3 call...
"We call this our attribution feature , and let me tell you why it matters, why I call it one of the hyper-growth initiatives for Verb , and I credit our own McKinley Oswald with the original idea for this one. So, picture this. Suppose I’m planning on hosting a verbLIVE event to promote a book and sell my new book, okay, which I definitely will write at some point. So, I send a verbLIVE invite to all my contacts and I’ll post on social media to attract the largest audience I can, but my list of contacts isn’t that big, nor is my social media following, but I know a few big-name influencers with massive followings. So, with our new attribution feature, I can call them and say, “Hey, you know what? I don’t really have a big, gigantic, massive following.” So, I want to sell my book. I’m going to call a few big-time influencers that I know that have these massive followings, right, and with our new attribution feature, I’m going to say, “Look, share my book sale verbLIVE event with all your followers and I’m going to pay you a percentage of each book sale made to each of your followers that joins my verbLIVE event and buys my book.” Okay? Isn’t that cool, right? Now, think about that. Now, think about it in the context of direct sales companies. So, I’ll host an event. All the members of my team will invite their prospects to watch it, and my team members get credit for every sale to their prospects that they invited to my event, right? Powerful.
Well, that’s what we’re expecting to launch with. Again, because we already have a massive built-in audience for it, you’ll expect to see that in Q1 . That’s our attribution feature. As big as we think that can be right out of the gate in direct sales, just think about the implications of that feature outside of direct sales. Think about how that could drive adoption and subscriptions for verbLIVE."
On SharkTank recently they had a company called Brumachen
They only sold $42K of these coffee machines and was seeking a shark with a $1M of change at a valuation of $10M. The inventor brought on this guy that said he is a social media influencer that had a total of 45M followers across all platform.
The influencer said he could get 100M impressions a week. Gave an example of a company he worked with that had sales of $33K one year an $9M the next with his media help
Starts at the 14 minute mark
https://abc.com/shows/shark-tank/episode-guid...episode-11
Think about how many products that are out there and influencers that could use VerbLive (or recorded) to sell with the 'built in" attribute feature
Find another company that has anything like this
From the Q3 call...
"We call this our attribution feature , and let me tell you why it matters, why I call it one of the hyper-growth initiatives for Verb , and I credit our own McKinley Oswald with the original idea for this one. So, picture this. Suppose I’m planning on hosting a verbLIVE event to promote a book and sell my new book, okay, which I definitely will write at some point. So, I send a verbLIVE invite to all my contacts and I’ll post on social media to attract the largest audience I can, but my list of contacts isn’t that big, nor is my social media following, but I know a few big-name influencers with massive followings. So, with our new attribution feature, I can call them and say, “Hey, you know what? I don’t really have a big, gigantic, massive following.” So, I want to sell my book. I’m going to call a few big-time influencers that I know that have these massive followings, right, and with our new attribution feature, I’m going to say, “Look, share my book sale verbLIVE event with all your followers and I’m going to pay you a percentage of each book sale made to each of your followers that joins my verbLIVE event and buys my book.” Okay? Isn’t that cool, right? Now, think about that. Now, think about it in the context of direct sales companies. So, I’ll host an event. All the members of my team will invite their prospects to watch it, and my team members get credit for every sale to their prospects that they invited to my event, right? Powerful.
Well, that’s what we’re expecting to launch with. Again, because we already have a massive built-in audience for it, you’ll expect to see that in Q1 . That’s our attribution feature. As big as we think that can be right out of the gate in direct sales, just think about the implications of that feature outside of direct sales. Think about how that could drive adoption and subscriptions for verbLIVE."
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