#181 - 5 Clever ways to grow your list + make more sales using ManyChat

Chat marketing is a wonderful tool to engage with your audience and encourage them to opt in. But did you know your chat marketing can be automated?    Today I’m talking about ManyChat, an automated chat marketing tool that has been around for a while, but is currently making a serious comeback. I’m all about saving time and making it easier for people to engage - and I've got five game-changing strategies to share on how you can harness its power for your business.   I run through what ManyChat actually is, how to use it and what mistakes to avoid.    I also share five smart ways you can use ManyChat to optimise your chat marketing and engage your audience seamlessly.   Promote Your List Building Tools: Instead of just asking people to click a link in your bio to take them to your offer, you can encourage them to send you a message or comment with a specific trigger word and ManyChat will send out the details for you.    Linking to Your Content: Create static links to your most recent long-form content, such as YouTube videos or podcasts, and ManyChat can send them out to interested people for you.    Grow Your Email List: You can use ManyChat to prompt your audience to subscribe so they’re across any upcoming newsletters. It even allows you to create evergreen triggers that can be used again and again.    Asking For Reviews: Use ManyChat to collect reviews or feedback from your audience and create the opportunity to engage in a conversation that will deepen the connection.   Qualifying Leads for Sales Conversations: Rather than trying to talk to absolutely everyone who opts in to learn more, ManyChat can help identify potential buyers and handpick them for personalised sales conversations. So, if you're ready to supercharge your marketing strategies and take audience engagement to new heights, tune in and discover how ManyChat can work wonders for you. LINKS: Website |  Instagram | Programs | YouTube

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