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112. The $27 Workshop Experiment: What Worked, What Didn’t & What’s Next

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If you've ever wanted to test a new idea, build connections, or just get people to take action without the pressure of a massive launch, this episode is for you.

I’m breaking down why I started these workshops, how I tweaked things along the way, and the surprising lessons I learned about engagement, repeat customers, and why people actually sign up for low-cost offers.

Plus, I’ll tell you the biggest mistake I made (spoiler: I forgot to hit record) and how I turned it into an opportunity.

Episode Highlights

[2:12] – Why I launched the $27 workshop experiment (and how it’s different from big launches)
[6:45] – The first workshop title fail & what I learned about naming offers
[10:30] – The surprising way a mistake led me to improve my second workshop
[15:55] – Who actually signs up for low-cost workshops (and why repeat customers matter)
[22:20] – Why information is cheap, but personalization and transformation are priceless
[29:10] – How Peter turned a $10 workshop into 12 signups (after one email!)
[35:40] – The power of iteration—how testing and tweaking leads to better results

Grab the recording of The $27 Workshop Experiment: mirandaivey.com/workshops

Connect with me on Instagram: @mirandaiveymedia

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Manage episode 472417151 series 3355460
Content provided by Miranda Ivey. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Miranda Ivey or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

If you've ever wanted to test a new idea, build connections, or just get people to take action without the pressure of a massive launch, this episode is for you.

I’m breaking down why I started these workshops, how I tweaked things along the way, and the surprising lessons I learned about engagement, repeat customers, and why people actually sign up for low-cost offers.

Plus, I’ll tell you the biggest mistake I made (spoiler: I forgot to hit record) and how I turned it into an opportunity.

Episode Highlights

[2:12] – Why I launched the $27 workshop experiment (and how it’s different from big launches)
[6:45] – The first workshop title fail & what I learned about naming offers
[10:30] – The surprising way a mistake led me to improve my second workshop
[15:55] – Who actually signs up for low-cost workshops (and why repeat customers matter)
[22:20] – Why information is cheap, but personalization and transformation are priceless
[29:10] – How Peter turned a $10 workshop into 12 signups (after one email!)
[35:40] – The power of iteration—how testing and tweaking leads to better results

Grab the recording of The $27 Workshop Experiment: mirandaivey.com/workshops

Connect with me on Instagram: @mirandaiveymedia

  continue reading

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