S2 EP #32: The Costly Mistake of Skipping a Section on Your Sales Page
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Do I really need a full sales page for this offer?”—this episode is your answer.
Here’s what you need to know: every section on your sales page serves a purpose.
And skipping just one (even unintentionally) can be the reason people don’t buy.
In this special Q&A episode of 7-Figure Copy, I’m answering real listener questions about sales pages, conversion copy, and what you need to sell your offer—whether it’s a course, product, or $7 digital download.
Tune in to learn:
What actually goes on a sales page—and why each section matters
Why missing THIS sales page section can silently kill conversions
Why talking about yourself isn't the problem—it's how you're doing it
The difference between “regular” copy and conversion copy (and how that shift boosts sales)
When to use a checkout page vs. a full sales page (especially for low-ticket offers)
Whether you’re building a sales page from scratch—or wondering why the one you’ve got isn’t converting—this episode will show you what to fix and what to keep.
Don’t let a missing section cost you the sale. Listen in and find out how to make every part of your page count.
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