Episode 1 ・ How You’re Losing Clients Seconds After They Hit the Buy Button

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For many of us, our online purchase confirmation, or thank-you, page is the first place we begin to ignore our customers. Yes, IGNORE them! In this episode, I explain how your thank-you page can often be a neglected touchpoint that leads to LOSING customers immediately after a purchase. And I give you three actionable tips to make your thank-you page a more intentional first step in your customer onboarding process.

🎯 Jump ahead or revisit any section by scrolling to a time stamp:

00:00 The Overlooked Importance of the Thank You Page

02:08 The In-Person Experience vs. Online Sales

02:52 Tip #1 – Congratulate them

03:32 Tip #2 – Give them something to do immediately

04:44 Tip #3 – Give them an email safety net

06:41 Beyond the Thank You Page: Outstanding Onboarding

08:16 Business-Boosting Tip – Include an intake form link

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