Why analyze your funnel’s failure can increase 7X the chance to make your customers buy your product

Remember Thomas Edison’s quote “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work. “

We all are humans. Sometimes there are days we feel we are unstoppable, sometimes there are days we feel we want to quit this harsh journey. It’s the truth, everyone feels that you are not alone. The failure that we make today is not the end for tomorrow.

A/B Testing is a great start. We will not know how well our funnel performs if we don’t compare them with different copies, different designs, and different offers. It’s like how do you know your favorite food unless you try all the variety cuisines you encountered with. For example you can see the food testing section in malls or bakeries. They analyze which give the best reactions towards the new food. Same goes to you by analyzing which funnel that has lower bounce rate, high click rate and purchases made. That’s why funnels are a great tool to experimenting your business. FYI in Clickfunnel we can call it split test. Refer the official guide.

Be bold in making mistakes. Paralysis analysis is a very bad sign in making a great product. Don’t overcomplicate things that we don’t know the outcome. Just hit that publish button, run that ads and burn that money. I’m not telling you to YOLO-ing the entire process but after you had made your research just believe in the process. Time will show.

Hack the mistake by learning from others’ failures. Yeah, we have more than a quarter million people in our Clickfunnel group. Why not ask them what they learned from their mistakes. Which funnel is the best for this niche? What time is the best to boost my funnel ads to get that high paying client? Where does Santa manufacture his toys since their labels are written “made in China?” (Lol) But yeah you get me, what I’m trying to say. Millions of successful entrepreneurs learned from the past mistakes from themselves and others. So does your funnel’s success rate.

That’s a wrap.