Brittany Lynch – How To Sell A Product That Doesn’t Exist

How To Sell Something That Doesn’t Exist – Create A Product That Sells Out Before You Spend Time Making It

Most people believe they need to create a product before they sell it.

You spend hours, days, months even years creating a product, perfecting it and launching it..

And then…nothing.

Crickets.

Maybe you can relate to this. I know in the past I can.

Just about everyone I know has fallen into the trap of falling in love with their own idea, pursuing it only to realize it wasn’t their audience that wanted that product. It was them.

The reality is the best way to sell a product online is to first test your market to see if people actually want to buy it.

You do this not by creating the product first..but by selling it.

Why spend time, energy and resources building something that may not even work out?

This up coming Wednesday I’ll be holding a paid online training: How To Sell Something That Doesn’t Exist – Creating A Product That Sells Out Before You Spend Time Making It.

And I have a 24 hour black friday discount for you to take advantage of today only. Sign up below now!

My entire business is built around this philosophy and I’ve made millions of dollars in multiple markets implementing it.

Why this model?

If you’re creating a product that supports yourself, your family or other people, you can’t afford to take any risks.

You need to know that what you’re spending your time on will work.

With pre selling you will:

Get paid before you create your product. This is an incredible motivator, that helps eliminate procrastination when it comes to creating a product.
Take the stress off of “what if this doesn’t work” and allow you to focus on just creating great content
Get valuable insight into customer behaviour and what your customer actually wants and answer questions like “What causes customers to buy? What causes them to hesitate/ objections they may have?” allowing you to make adjustments in your sales process.
Genuinely be able to use scarcity to your advantage by setting hard limits on how many people you’ll be letting on the call, and build social proof for the demand of your product.