Tiered Pricing in Timed Offers with Deadline Countdowns for Fast Action Bonuses
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Bryant Tyson
For this, we need to automatically set different price points and features at different times. For example, let's say that the webinar happens, and we open the offer for 3 days:
* Within the first hour: They get 4 fast action bonuses for the same price
* After 1 hours: All the fast action bonuses are automatically "expired" and they get the same price
* After 1 day: The price goes up $X
* After 2 days: The price goes up $X
* After 3 days: The offer completely expires
This should be usable with a hard deadline date & time, as well as a deadline funnels style counter that starts when they first view the offer.
Functionally, that could work like this on the backend:
- Choose hard deadline or deadlines funnel style countdown
a. If hard deadline, choose hard start date and time
b. if deadline funnel style, no date or time needed because the clock starts once they first load the page
- Create a new "section" to show once offer completely expires
- Create a new "section" of content for each tiered offer stage
- Mark each new "section" above as a "tiered offer stage" type of content so it's hidden by default
- Then we drag them into the order we want them to appear, with the final expiration section last
- Within that each tiered offer section's properties, we can set:
a. product price/variation
b. visibility time in hours (ex: 3 hours or 48 hours)
- Then once the visibility time expires, the next section automatically becomes visible
- Once the last tier's visibility expires, the offer automatically ends
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Canny AI
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Countdown/Time-Based Price Changes
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Alexis Counts
Create a sense of urgency for leads by displaying a price (e.g: $50) and a countdown timer. When the timer runs out, the price is updated (to $150). The old price is no longer accessible to the website visitor.
Pain Points:
Forcing a page redirect restarts the countdown timer so it does not work well.
Per Client: ..."GHL does allow us to create multiple prices for a given product and enable them on the same page, that sadly doesn't suffice it because it simply shows both prices in checkboxes (meaning the user can select which one to use)."
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Magalie Pigeon
No needy
A lot of products are launched with early bird / presell / launch prices before standard price