In this episode, I am talking all about how to create a successful evergreen challenge.
Creating a challenge in your business allows you to not only create new leads and grow your list, but it also allows you to boost your income by offering a product that will compliment your challenge and in-turn boost your sales.
I share the format that I would recommend for turning your challenge into an evergreen format so that at anytime when someone needs your help, you can assist them, while having it all in an evergreen format. This will free up more time for you, but you will still be able to provide results for your audience, when they need it.
Take a listen if you want to learn more about evergreen challenges and all of the do’s and don'ts that come with it!
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