Happy Friday, Rainmakers.
I'm just gonna go over a few announcements.
This is the Rainflow support call
and some special announcements.
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Actually, I'm not gonna start this yet
because we're not streaming in the app.
Okay.
So I wanna make sure that's set up first.
Can you check and see if the option is toggled on?
I can kind of go into that once that stream's set up.
And yeah, Susan, I see your question.
I am here to pull you in a breakout room,
so we will work on that.
Okay.
What am I checking?
So in Restream,
make sure that in the destinations,
the Rainmaker app is toggled on
because I don't see anything.
Oh, you know what?
Maybe you have to save it
in the backend of the Rainmaker app.
Oh, okay.
If you see the stream being pushed into there, it's good.
Just click Save.
Okay.
Okay, I see it.
It's good.
All right.
Okay, so I'm just gonna do like a quick
kind of five, 10 minute introduction.
Is anyone in this room on Zoom right here new to Rainflow?
Can you just raise your hand if you're new to Rainflow?
Okay, great.
This is gonna be good for you too.
Also, welcome to the Rainmaker fam group subscribers.
Welcome to the first ever Rainflow call
being streamed into this group.
We're really excited to have you here.
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don't be confused.
This is live stream access only,
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And if you have more questions,
you can click the call to action link
to find out more about the Mastermind program.
We do stream these calls live into our Mastermind group
and provide Rainflow coaching support weekly to our members.
So I wanna go over,
because we did have a lot of people
recently sign up for Rainflow,
both in the Mastermind and in the Rainmaker fan group.
So I just wanna go over what it is that you signed up for,
what is this tool,
and really just give you an introduction
to how you can use it to grow your business.
So first thing to know about Rainflow
is that it is a marketing tool, okay?
So you are going to use it to build an online business,
whether you have a physical product,
whether you have a digital product,
whether you have a service or a course
or something that you wanna do.
Maybe you don't even have a product at all right now,
and that is okay.
You can still use Rainflow for this
because it's really going to help you build your platform
and build your audience and do some powerful marketing
to start growing your customer base.
So the first thing that I would do if I had Rainflow,
the very first thing I would do
is start building an email list, okay?
I would start collecting leads.
Leads are people who are interested
in something that you have to offer.
You might not even really know what you're gonna offer yet,
and that's okay.
You can still collect leads
if you have a general niche that you're in.
So one of the ways that we teach people
to start sort of building an audience
is through a media channel.
And we have this course called Media Channel Mastery,
and we're teaching you how to build
a faceless Instagram page where you can build a following
just by choosing a niche,
like a particular niche on Instagram
and sharing proven viral content,
things like reels, high-performing content,
and just sharing that.
So you can start building an audience
in a particular niche just by sharing relatable content.
And then eventually over time,
you're gonna start to ask yourself,
okay, who's the person that I'm starting to gather here?
Like what is my audience?
What really is the defining characteristic of this person?
And what problems do they have that I can solve?
And you're going to start to come up
with a list of ideas of problems that you can solve.
And you're probably already going this direction
in your mind right now,
but those solutions are gonna become your products.
Those are gonna become your offers,
what you're selling, okay?
So let me just give you a really simple example.
Can someone who's on Zoom here drop in the chat,
if any of you have a media channel
or like a niche that you're in,
can you just drop that in the chat?
And we're just gonna kind of use this as an example.
And drop it in the chat if you have a media channel.
Okay, Kim, I love it, ADHD, that's great.
That's really specific, like adults, children,
both, both and, both, okay.
So people with ADHD, awesome.
That's so clear, it's a really clear niche.
She can start to ask herself,
what are some of the main problems or the main barriers
that people with ADHD face?
And then she can start to come up with solutions
to solve those problems.
And here's the cool thing,
solutions are not just physical products, they're not.
They can be physical products,
but sometimes it's education.
Sometimes it's information.
Sometimes it's entertainment.
Sometimes it's accountability.
Sometimes it's coaching.
It could be just like a digital guide or walkthrough.
It could be a series of videos.
It can literally be anything.
It could be a service.
It can be anything that your creativity comes up with.
There's no limit to what kind of solution you can create.
So if you are in a position right now where you're like,
I have no idea what kind of business I wanna build,
that is okay.
I would tell you,
you should start by identifying a person you wanna serve.
Start by identifying a person you wanna serve
or a problem you wanna solve,
and the business will come to fruition on its own.
Really focus on that person, on that problem.
Start to build an audience around that
just by building a simple media channel
and sharing some tips and tricks,
sharing some relatable stories of like,
I'm just imagining reels of like people who have ADHD
and it's like, does this happen to you?
For me, it would be like,
do you work for 14 hours in a row
and don't eat and don't go to the bathroom?
Did you know that's a sign of an ADHD hyper-focus?
That's me.
So just sharing relatable things,
you're starting to gather an audience.
Now, where Rainflow comes into the picture is
you don't wanna just leave those people on Instagram.
You might never talk to them again.
They might never turn into customers
if they just stay on Instagram.
You wanna get them into your world.
And when I say your world,
I mean, you want like a closer,
more direct point of contact with them.
And the best way to do that
in the e-commerce online business space
is through an email list, okay?
You may have heard this before.
If you haven't, I'm gonna introduce you
to the concept.
an email list and the reason why it's so powerful is because every other thing that you can build
an audience on, you have no control over. Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X or whatever
it's called now. Yeah, I think it's X. Like all of these things where you have followers,
they could just be shut down one day or your account could be hacked or your account could
be banned or the algorithm could change and no one sees your content anymore. You have no control
over that audience. You want to have ownership over something, over a direct point of contact.
An email list is something that you own. You're going to have these people's emails forever
and unless they all change their email or unless Gmail suddenly disappears, you're going to have
the ability to contact these people and that's why an email list is powerful. So what you want to do,
I'm actually going to share my screen for just a couple minutes and like just kind of show you
Rainflow and show you what it can really do. Let's see here. Okay, just give me a thumbs up if
you can see Rainflow. Yes, great. Okay, so what you can do, you want to start to build a contact list.
Okay, so you have a contacts tab here and there's a list of contacts and you want to start filling
this thing up. You want lots of contacts and then what you can do is you can start to send them
emails and we call this email marketing. The purpose of this is to nurture a relationship with
your contacts. You might not have anything to sell right now and that's okay but the day that you have
an amazing product, if you've been like sending them emails once a month or a couple times a month,
just giving them value, giving them value, giving them value, guess what? When you're like, hey,
I'm about to launch this really cool product. I've been like learning about your needs and
your problems and I designed this product. You're going to have a really warm audience who is like
ready to jump on that offer. Okay, so right now you might not know where you want to go with it.
That's fine. It's still worth your while to actually create a like create a warm audience
that's going to be ready for that offer. So what you can do inside of Rainflow is you can build
these email marketing campaigns. I'm just going to show you like a quick example of what one could
look like, what an email campaign could look like that you can design and it doesn't even need to be
like anything like this but I'm sure you guys have received like newsletters before from brands you
follow and stuff like that. It could look like this, you know, like nicely designed. It could
also literally just be text. You don't need to get fancy with it. It can literally just be like, hey,
I'm going to share my top five tips with you on the like superpowers of ADHD that you didn't know
about and here's how to leverage those in your life to maximize your efficiency, something like
that. I would open that email. That sounds super cool. It doesn't have to be anything fancy but
this is something that's possible. Now the question is, the question you should be asking right now is,
okay, I see what you're saying but how do I get these people on my email list? How do I move them
from Instagram or TikTok or people you know in your real life, your friends, I don't know.
How do you move them from there to your email list so you can start to send them some emails
and start to just add value, add value, add value? How you're going to do that is through something
called a lead magnet funnel, okay? And we actually have one set up for you. Let me actually navigate
to what your Rainflow account looks like. This is what your Rainflow account looks like and you
actually have a lead magnet funnel template already set up for you and it's as simple as this. It's a
two-step funnel. On the first page, you have the place where you're going to ask for their email,
okay? So a lead magnet is something that you're giving away for free or for very low cost that is
like a sample of kind of what you do, like what kind of problem you solve. It could be a digital
download. It could be a video. It could be a free item of some kind and you're basically giving away
for free or very low cost to attract this person into your world and all you're asking for in
exchange typically is their name and their email. Sometimes you ask for their phone number too but
you don't have to if you don't want to do that. If you don't want to do like phone text marketing,
you could just do email. So all we're doing here, if I'm coming in here and I'm like, oh
look at this cool thing. I want to get this cool thing. All I have to do is come in here and put my
name, my email, submit and then they're going to email it to me and guess what? Now you have their
email and you have a way to start nurturing that relationship and building that trust with them,
okay? So where you want to start if you're new to Rainflow is build an audience. A really easy way
to do that is through building a media channel and then you're going to have some type of lead
magnet and you're going to have a call to action in your Instagram bio and it's like, hey get this
cool tool that I made for ADHD people and they're going to click on that link, come to your funnel
and they're going to be like, yeah I want this thing and they're going to give you their email.
Now you're building an email list. You don't even need to start
sending emails right away. Like if that stresses you out, don't even worry about it. Just do this
for 30 days and see how many emails you get. Do it for 60 days and see how many emails you get.
And then you can start sending emails after that. Once you have, you know, 20, 30 emails,
now you can start sending some emails out. So that's the exact thing that I would start doing.
There's one other thing that you will want to know, and I'm not going to go really deep into
this because I want to get to some questions from our mastermind members, but I do want to show you
an automation that's already set up for you in your Rainflow account. And that is the Instagram
comment automation. Okay. What this does is if you're familiar with many chat, it basically
mimics what many chat does, but it can do much more than that. So if you're not familiar with
this, you've never seen this before. You probably been on Instagram and you see a really cool post,
maybe from the Rainmaker family, maybe from someone else. And they're like, Hey, want this
thing, drop this word in the chat. And then you see a bunch of people post like commenting that
word. Here's what happens on the backend that you're not seeing when you post a word. So for
example, let me just say, Oh, this isn't set up. So when I say, let's say the word is a shop,
and then I put it in the chat, I'm going to get a DM from that person. And it's like, Hey,
here's your thing. Just click on this link to get it. And then that link is going to take me
to their funnel, that lead magnet funnel I just showed you. It's going to take them to that.
And it's like, Oh, here's the thing. I just have to put in my email, bam, done. So the Instagram
comment automation, it has a call to action so that people, when people comment a word,
it automatically sends them a DM with your funnel link. So it's a way for you to turn people who
engage with your, with your Instagram content or your followers on Instagram into email subscribers.
That's the really cool thing about this workflow. If you want to know, like get into the details
and nitty gritty of how to set this up and how it works, here's what I recommend you do. Check
out the Rainflow course. I go into depth on how to set this up and how it works. You can find that
under memberships, courses, products, and then you'll see the Rainflow course right here. And
what I recommend you do personally, if you're new to Rainflow, you need to start here and you need
to watch the full introduction so that, you know, you have a good overview of what Rainflow is and
what it can do. Okay. There's like four videos in the introduction. Watch these four videos. You'll
have a really good idea. Then the rest of the course, use it like an encyclopedia. Okay. So for
example, I have a video just on the Instagram comment automation workflow. You can go there
and figure out how to set that up right away. So you can start converting followers into leads
right away. Okay. So if you're new to Rainflow, that's what I recommend you do. And of course,
if you have questions, there are a couple of ways you can reach out to support and you can find
those in the videos and Rainflow as well. All right. With that, we're going to open up to some
questions. I see some hands up. I love it. And I'm going to pull Susan in a breakout room, if that
is okay, so that we can get her set up and I'll pass it back to you, Lincoln. All right. Yeah.
Let's get started with some questions. Jennifer, what's your first question today?
My question is, how do you get rid of unused JavaScript? Because I did a page speed.
You know that Megan? You haven't.
Megan just left. So it looks like I have a mentor, like all these numbers were really bad,
right? This is your page speed that web test of like your mobile and your desktop. So my mobile,
I mean, I totally messed up my site, but just learning how to do this, right? So it's first
telling me like, there's something on this page, which has been driving me crazy. And it's in
like this field, but there's all it's always saying, eliminate render blocking. And it's
telling me this is the URL. And then it reduced unused Java. And I I've heard of that before,
you know, like, yeah, I think I've heard of that, too. I don't know if I know exactly how to
like, playing around with new site. I'm like, what's wrong with this thing now? Right?
I tried to get on to support when I had this question, but it was just spinning and spinning
and spinning on me. So okay, um, I honestly just do not have a strong answer for that,
like be able to
Okay.
Can you go back to your page with a little. Yeah.
So, neither does the help section like, can you go back to the page with the Java code.
Oh, it's telling me that.
Not.
So I guess, well let's see what this does.
I think I've done this. Yeah, so this is.
Okay, connector, which we have to have right. Yeah, I would be that on there.
Alright so it's, I mean is it giving me, I guess, when Megan comes back maybe she can pull you into breakout room and see if she knows the back end of how to delete the Java scripts.
I mean you can help with this one. Yeah, or do I have to give it, so it's telling me in my page speed that largest content paint, and it's the element is the service industry is rougher and tools.
I don't know what this little P thing is but it's weird for this one because here's the wording here, but it's in this paragraph, I'm sorry it's orange and orange.
It means paragraph.
Sorry, the P probably means paragraph. Okay, so why is it just not liking this part of it, it's not telling me the whole thing.
Yeah, I agree with this. Okay.
Can you go back to where it's saying that I see how it's only saying like half of that sentence.
Hey, how about that. I mean I could take it out, I am like I'm just. Yeah, I don't, I don't think you would need to there's just something like not lining up correctly maybe.
Alright, let's go.
Go back to where it is.
I click on it.
So this is a mobile issue.
Content font.
Normal way of you like, have you.
Do you have the save somewhere and like delete it and then repost like paste it back into the same thing and just see if that solves it.
Like some, something must get like my god I stuck on the back end but if you redo it again.
I can like just copy the page.
Yeah.
Make a copy and then like delete it, and then redo it.
Okay, so, because it's weird that it's only that one sentence so it's not like, you know, like, like what's the hold up right if I just take it out like I mean it's not that big of a deal.
I just wonder if they'll usually analyze.
Okay.
But this takes a second I'll let you know how that. Okay, yeah, just, I'll check with Amy and then I'll check back with you after Amy.
Sounds good. Thank you.
Thanks Jennifer. Hey Amy How are you today.
Oh, you're muted. Yeah.
Okay, thanks. Second time we see each other. Yes.
So, I, um, I'm literally getting started now I'm just gonna be honest.
I did not know that I was getting emails from my website.
I have 208 emails from my website since I started in August, haven't contacted anyone haven't done anything.
That's just because I have 100 emails. Okay.
How do I get those emails that people commented coupon or they want, you know, I have their emails, how do I get it into my rain flow I tried what chap GPT but it wasn't giving me exactly what I needed.
Let me see if I understand your question like you're getting emails on your website right now and you want to move those emails or move like the.
I want to move the email to answer
to integrate, you know, to put.
Yes, can you share your screen. Absolutely.
So you want the automation to come from your website.
Yes, absolutely.
So you want the automation to come from your website.
Yes, absolutely.
through your website. Is that what you're saying?
Yes. Well, so I don't know what they're doing. Honestly, I didn't think I was getting anything.
So I haven't been doing anything. And then when I got locked out of an account, I had
to go to this email and I saw all these submissions. And I was like, Oh, my God. Um, it's a good
thing, but I have not been on it. So it's this one.
Okay. Okay. Um, let's go under marketing. And then email this template. Okay, hold on.
Let me think about this for a second. So it told me to go into settings. Okay, at the
bottom. Yeah. And then it said, email something, but it wasn't email services. So I went into
email services. And then like, I don't know what this is. Okay, so okay, so you have to
like, do the DNS just to connect to your email. And then those emails will come from there
to rainflow for you. But this is like the back end. So will you move the chat? Even
just like reduce it? Yeah. Okay. So you have a website? Do you have um, do you have your
a website domain connected to rainflow? I believe so. Because that was like the onboarding
call. Yeah. Okay. So then let's do dedicated domain and IP right here on the side. Okay,
and then today domain. That's not the email. The email that's set up is my very beginning
email when I first started loving that email that you first started with can is that connected
to your domain? Wait, it's not. It's gotta be because that's how I'm getting the emails
from people. Okay. So like I went, I have Gmail, I have Yahoo. But then I found out
that I've been I have Microsoft. So this is what I want to get to go to. But at the moment,
I have 208 audiences, you know, customers that I want to put like, is there a way to
add? So do I add Yahoo here? Um, that's the account that's getting I don't think you can
add it here if it's not connected to a domain. Let me think about this for a second. I don't
I don't know if it will pull it. I don't think it'll pull the emails that have already been
some sent to that email. I have to go into it individually. I'm trying to let me think
if there's like a way to if it's not connected to the domain. Let me see what Chachi BT said.
Also, maybe when because I've only connected emails through the domain. So maybe when Megan
is out of the breakout room, she may have had this come up before. Whereas like an individual email.
Okay, I have another question. I have a web chat on my website that my website designer did it and
it leads to WhatsApp. I don't want that. I've never even used it or whatever. How do I get
a chat to come from here? Okay. Um, do you want me to go to my website so you can see?
I know. Yeah, I know. You don't have to. I know what you're saying.
You want to get that chat from your website to get sent here and send to WhatsApp.
Correct. Okay. So let me think about that. And I have WordPress, which I believe that
got integrated because the girl knew I had WordPress. Loving, loyal, like that's probably
the WordPress. Okay, so to
Oh, I'm like, I had a request to control those like trying to move without absolutely.
I was like, why is it not working for me. Okay. Oh, you're over here. Okay, hold on.
Okay.
So,
down.
Your integration.
It's an integration.
Right.
domain.
Yeah.
So it's work.
Maybe shows me it's WordPress.
I wonder what they use on the, I think that's where I'm having the hang up is I don't know what they use on the back end to connect the chat to
WhatsApp, because then we need whatever the chat is so we can connect it to rain flow.
Let's just pull it up for a second let's just see if it's like an easy and uncommon integration WordPress or website WordPress like where they would where they would type in for the chat.
Oh boy.
Um, I thought you had a handy if you don't have handy that's me, I think I have to go through go daddy to get to my WordPress.
Okay.
Did I take you out of the screen where did it go.
Good.
And then that reply that loving loyal.
I don't even think there's an email like that, or is that just for me to know that that would be the reply.
That's the back end reply no one ever sees that. Okay, so we need to add a chat widget.
So, let's go to settings, and then is there.
Let's see chat either.
You just type that in here.
I know it's there so go back.
If you go back at the top, all the way at the top of both settings, a little lower.
Yeah.
And then
hey that's not what I was looking for I think that's searching what you have.
Okay.
Why is it not exiting out here.
And then if you go back, it's under marketing and then there's chat wizard, because we're. I tried to see if my WhatsApp somehow was connected.
So it's here. Yeah. And then marketing.
And then it's.
So you did it before.
Is what you're saying.
It was, um, maybe it's in
sites.
Yeah.
There. Okay. Yeah, chat with all chat widget.
Okay.
And then you would add a new one.
And then you decide what you want it to be again all in one, a live chat, and then let's chat.
And then they should walk you through since your domains already connected it should be super simple to connect once you get to this point.
After you decide if you want it to be an all in one chat, like, adjust a text kind of back and forth chat live chatting, or it goes through WhatsApp.
So I'm going to have to remove the WhatsApp.
I think so.
WordPress, but then I see that there's a WordPress up there too.
There's so much.
What are you looking on your website.
No right there. Next to client portal at the, there's like 1234, the fifth one over from chat widget.
To the left. Oh WordPress. Okay.
That's so weird because I know that we put it to play.
She did it.
So,
do you know how to remove it off of the website before you add a new one here.
No, I'm gonna have to figure that one out.
I'll message my designer until I told him, take it off and it took forever and just here.
Okay, yeah. And then, but then once it's removed, then you can add a new one here.
What do you recommend, because
I think I would do this
SMS, an email so that it sends you to my phone.
Yeah, and then you can, like, if you're available you can reply but it gives you a, you know, it gives you time in between where it's not like a live chat where someone's expecting a two way conversation.
Yeah, okay.
Yeah.
Okay well that that that I'll figure out. Okay, awesome.
Thank you. Yeah, you're welcome Amy. Okay.
I saw other hands up, and then they pop down so if that was one of you can just unmute yourself.
Jennifer yeah we'll circle back to you.
So, it's like everything I do, it's just telling me like
will be removing the whole page here at one point. But let me see if I can.
Looks like we're done talking more.
Okay, sure.
So it's by removing that part it's 71.
And now it's saying,
I had to remove that whole paragraph, because this is the start of that paragraph.
I don't know why that paragraph is getting like hung up.
So this h1 thing so my mentor like you had a lot of h1, you had a lot of h1 and not a lot of h2.
And so I did that I noticed there isn't like subheadings I think are h2 or whatever.
I did so like if I take out now it's telling me this one right.
When I do this, because I took out that other thing then it's just taking the next thing up the next thing. Yeah.
So what I did was I added like a header thinking that's it and it's still stuck on there.
What I did over the other sections it's not having this issue right.
So if I were to delete that section I think it would tell me the next one.
Oh, type of order like something's loading maybe I had it started at the top with issues.
Excuse me, but it.
Like I can delete if you look at my website now look so 87% look at where we're getting, you know, so I'm going to go down here and it's going to tell me.
Reduce initial server response time root document took whatever. Okay.
So, keep the server response time for the main document short because all other requests depend on it.
My URL, what do you want me to do about that right.
And then, so then it's going to say, right.
I have to put in like a tech ticket because I'm not really sure why it keeps like just taking like the next line.
So I'm going to be out of website in a minute, like, look at what I mean I literally think it's just a back end like something stuck or.
I think I'm just going to start over. I think this was a good learning experience.
Just because what you did start over you like it wouldn't be too hard to do that.
It wouldn't because I am totally.
So what's going to happen again when you start over, let's do tech support.
But I'm thinking if you do sort of have this issue.
So tech support as far as the rainflow tech support.
That's what I'm.
That's what I would do.
Cause it's a, you're building the site through Rainflow.
And so that's the script issue that's having the issue.
Oh, with the JavaScript, then the unused JavaScript,
since it's happening with lead connector,
is there something where we can also reach out
to lead connector or should I ask Rainflow specifically
about like giving them-
I would start with Rainflow,
but then see what they think about
contacting lead connector.
It wouldn't hurt.
Okay.
You know, other than your time, like, you know,
I don't want you to waste your time,
but I would think they would at least be able to help you.
Yeah.
Just a quick tip for everybody is like,
when you're on your site,
if you change the padding to zeros,
then it doesn't know what size it's supposed to be.
So I like removed some stuff to zero.
You don't want to do that.
You need some kind of margin.
I was at like 56.
Right.
It needs to know the height and width or whatever
to be able to calculate quickly.
All right.
Thank you.
Thank you, Jennifer.
Can I chime in?
I'm not sure it's actually saying there's something wrong
with that content block.
I think it's just pointing out that it is,
it has the most content in it.
Oh.
That's all.
I think it's saying,
I don't think it's necessarily saying
there's something wrong.
It's just saying this one is taking point,
whatever, 41 milliseconds to load
because it has more content in it.
Because if you look at the source code of your page,
the first bit is all loading JavaScript stuff
and JavaScript style sheets.
And then you have your content.
So it's probably just telling you hierarchically
what's taking the most time to load.
So I don't know.
I don't think it's necessarily saying
there's something wrong that you have to remove there.
I think it's just showing you
how long it's taking things to load.
Right.
So that's telling me like,
hey, this is what's taking the most amount of space
for the site performance.
So, okay.
So you don't remove it,
but then how do you optimize it?
I mean, all sites take time to load.
I mean, it's normal that the more content you have,
it'll take a slightly longer time to load.
So, I mean, I would bring it up with Rainflow
and just see what they say.
Cause they, you know, they know how the site is generally.
I feel like I could say the same thing,
but in a different like,
instead of like as maybe not a section
or maybe a different size,
it may be different, whatever, you know?
So I understand what you're saying,
but I feel like there is a way,
there's gotta be a way to make that,
any of those portions, you know,
be a little bit more quick or whatever.
So, but I get it.
So thank you.
You're always so helpful.
Thank you.
I just downloaded your JavaScript stuff.
So I have some reference for them.
Thank you.
Awesome.
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We're close to the top of the hour.
So any last minute quick questions?
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