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- Did you know that you can totally sell clients and digital products and services using a sales page in Google Docs? That's right. You do not have to have a fancy sales page on your website, nor do I recommend you do that in the beginning until you've got some momentum in sales coming your way. In this video, I'm gonna teach you how to create a really nice looking sales page inside of Google Docs and there's a head start because I've got a free template for you, which you can download in the description box below to start plugging in your information. Let's get started. All right, here we are inside of the Google template and the first thing that you're gonna notice is you scroll is that it looks like a sales page. That's because it's formatted like a sales page. This document has headlines, it has bullet points, it has tables, and it has a varied visual structure that helps you to really consume the information in a way that's scannable and bite-sized and not too overwhelming. - The next thing you're gonna notice is that this - Page is formatted into - Sections. Every section starts with a headline and then has some body content - And then a headline, body - Content, headline, body content, headline, body content, sometimes some sub headlines. And the reason why we do it this way is because again, just like the visual layout, we wanna make sure we're chunking the information so it's not too overwhelming and we keep that interest going in the eye, moving throughout the page, each headline indicates the start of a new section and that makes it much easier for your readers to consume your copy and get the gist of what you're offering and find the information that they're looking for. - Let's take a quick dive into why those four elements are so important on a Google Doc sales page where we have really minimal design options, which is good 'cause we don't wanna get overwhelmed and bogged down by the design. So first of all is headlines. Headlines are the most important part of any sales page, whether it's a Google Docs or on a professional website. We need to make sure that those, that headline text is standing out apart from the rest of the text because that's what makes your sales page scannable and make each headline needs to pull people in to read the rest of that section. Bullet points are important because they make it easier and less overwhelming to have to consume all of the detailed information. If you give all the, if you're in a module in a program, for example, and you give it all the information in paragraph format, people are not gonna read it. But if you take that same information and break it down into bullet points, you're gonna notice that people are going to take way more away from that content and actually pay attention to the excellent copy that you have created. Tables. This is an element that I use more on Google Docs than I would on a actual sales page, though they do come into play on actual sales pages as well that we use to really create a horizontal version of the content. And this is great for laying out bullet, so we're not just constantly going up and down on the page. We can lay out some bullet points that way, or we can compare to things and contrast. It's a great way to add a little visual into your sales page. And then finally, the varied structure. You'll see that there's parts of the page that where I kind of zigzag back and forth between the text being on the left and the right, and that's because it keeps the eye interested because it's a pattern interrupt. We don't want all of our sections to look the same or the human brain just starts to go, all this is the same it, none of it is interesting and I'm not gonna pay attention because brains are wired for efficiency. So we need to break things up so that people actually read your copy and they wanna buy your offer. Before we move on, I wanna stop us right here. It is so important that you gather all the information you need to plug into the sales page before you start adding content into this template. Right now, I'm just going over for you how you can lay out the page in Google Docs so that it's attractive to the reader, but we need to make sure that you have all the content to plug into the page. Don't just sit here starting to like make up the content as you go. That is a huge no-no in the copywriting world. The best place to start is to watch either my video on writing a sales page, my full tutorial on my 14 part framework, or you can watch last week's video, my most recent video where I go over how to actually create sales page copy using this template and chat. GPTI should also mention that I have a free 30 ish minute training for you. This one's more in depth on how to find the language and the words that when your ideal dream clients see and read that language, it makes them wanna hire you on the spot. So it makes you to go into the description box below to get access to that training. So how do you actually send and share a Google Doc sales page with your prospects and leads? That part's really easy. You're just gonna go ahead and get the view only link for your page. Grab the link that you have for the page URL, and that's the link that you're gonna use in your social media, your emails. If you're talking to someone, one-on-one, you share that link with them. It's as easy as that. People at this point kind of worry. Are people gonna think it's weird or unprofessional that I have a sales page in Google Docs? And the answer to that overwhelmingly is hell no. People don't care where you built your sales page. What they want is the information on how you're gonna help them to solve the problem that they have and create the solution that they want. They're just gonna be impressed that you've compiled that information in an organized way that is really easy for them to read. This video is all about specifically how to plug in your sales page content into Google Docs and just how powerful and amazing that can be. Make sure to go back and watch my trainings on actually creating a sales page like this one here that will give you more of a deep dive in coming up with the copy, knowing that you can totally send people a Google Doc link to get started, and then you can get a fancier sales page once you have really proven that offer. Otherwise, it's just a waste of your time and money.