Okay, I'm gonna talk to you a little bit about
the importance of a thank you page
and what it should include with some examples.
So what your thank you page should include
is it should thank them for signing up.
It should also confirm that whatever you offered
and whatever they signed up for is on the way.
And then it will, you can also choose to invite them
into your community or into something else,
or you can just leave it at that.
You can leave it at, thank you so much, this is on its way.
So I'm gonna show you some examples.
So here is the one, this is our most simple page
that I talked about before.
So here, here, I've entered my information.
Send me the template.
I'm submitting my information
and it redirected me to a thank you page.
Your resource is on the way, so that's me telling them,
great, thank you.
And then I'm kind of redirecting them to what else,
my higher ticket offer and what I have for them.
So this is a video that Bruce talks about.
Your resource is on the way.
Let me talk to you a little bit about X, Y, and Z.
And then they can go in and there can be a simple link
that takes them to, this is a demo call, so on and so forth.
So that one is simple.
This one, so this is our page for the four-week plan
that I showed you the other day also.
We're gonna hit watch the four-week plan.
I'm gonna access here.
And then it's kind of the same thing.
Here, it's, this is me delivering what I've offered.
So I actually put my deliverable on the thank you page.
They can choose to download what I offered to them.
And then I also gave another option on the thank you page
of if they would like to know more, then we can book a call.
So it's very simple.
You wanna make sure that your thank you page
is just continuing to build trust with your user,
that you're not just leading them into,
oh, I submitted my email and it took me to nothing.
So yeah, this will build trust
with your customer or your user.