151. Don’t get bored with it, get paid with it
About this episode
Mya Nichol discusses the importance of persistence in marketing and selling, sharing insights from her own experiences and a student's launch challenges.
In today’s episode, I'm sharing a conversation I recently had with one of my students during their launch that perfectly illustrates why that's almost never true. We unpack why their pre-sale wasn't getting the traction they hoped for, the biggest mistake they were making in their launch content, and the mindset shift that every business owner needs when it comes to selling. I also share a story from one of my own launches that completely changed the way I think about marketing. Just when I was convinced everyone already knew about my offer, someone messaged me asking what it even was. That simple DM became one of the biggest reminders that your audience sees far less of your content than you think. If you've been holding back because you feel repetitive, this episode is your permission slip to keep talking about your offer. What you'll learn Why feeling tired of talking about your offer is actually a good sign. The mistake that causes launch urgency to get buried in your marketing. How to make your pre-sale, price increases, and deadlines impossible to miss. Why repetition and volume are essential during a launch. How this same mindset applies to evergreen offers—not just live…
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