SMHR 113: How To Launch Any MLM Product

Today I wanna teach you guys HOW to launch an MLM product.   I'm actually really excited to teach you how to launch an MLM product. A lot of research and time has gone into planning and putting this together.    I wanna do a couple of things here...   First of all, I want to bring attention to and help you think about how Hollywood launches a movie.    Now think about this with me for a moment.    There are really cool movies that are coming out soon, and I LOVE going to movie theaters! I love...    The experience   When you walk in the light is a little bit dim, which makes the pupils dilate a little bit more (they do that and restaurants also)   The ambiance    There's a lot to it!   I'm actually a theme park junky as well. I'm not gonna lie... I love Disney.    I'm that guy that would totally go on rides by myself because I love the experience of it.    I love that before you even get on a ride they start pre-framing you for this big build-up.    HOW DOES HOLLYWOOD LAUNCH A MOVIE?   Right now you’re probably thinking, "What does that to have to do with what you're talking about?"    Just think about this with me for just a moment.    The way Hollywood launches a movie uses very much the same kind of methods.    They both use:    Anticipation   Build-up   Hollywood is always putting out small minute-long previews a year before the film comes out.   They probably don't even have the movie done… But they're saying, "Hey here's when it's coming out".   Sometimes it'll just be something as simple as the title.    They did this with one of the most recent Star Wars movies. They did a trailer six months ahead of time and all it did was play the iconic Star Wars music with the title and date overlayed.   And the crowd went ballistic!    I was like, "Oh my gosh, that's awesome."    There was NO story, it didn't say anything!    Now I want you to think about this a moment…    WHY is this such a powerful and impactful thing? What happened six months later?    They release a little bit of a story, usually about the protagonist.    They tell a little bit of background and they add a little bit of conflict in.    None of us like conflict but can you imagine how boring life would be if there wasn't any?    We do want a little bit of drama in our lives, whether or not you're willing to admit it ;)   If everything was easy 24/7   There were no challenges   No trials, nothing in our life   The salt of life would be gone.    THE KEY TO LAUNCHING A PRODUCT   Think about this with me for a moment…    Three months later and they release another preview.    Every single preview up until then has been giving you a specific date (or at least season if it's like a year out), "It's coming out on this day at this time".   **This is very very key to understand.**   They build up pressure and they build up pressure and they build up pressure up until the specific day…    THEN they'll start releasing:   Pre-booked tickets   Specific experiences that you can have with the movie   Now when the day of the actual movie comes up there's a HUGE amount of pressure that's built on a specific day in time like, "BOOM".    As a society, even if you're not a huge movie-goer there's a big percentage of people who have been educated on what the movie is and what it's gonna be about.    There's open loops like crazy, so there's a lot of curiosity and everyone's like, "I gotta go on that day" right?    But before that comes up… They're gonna get the actors to go and hang out on night shows. They're gonna go on:   Jimmy Fallon's Show   The Tonight Show   Today Show   … They're building up pressure for this thing and at the end of each of those shows, they're like, "Make sure you go see the show coming out this day, back to you guys".   If you look at what's happening, they're orchestrating this incredible event. Not at a certain location, not at one spot, but they're orchestrating an event… They're orchestrating NOISE.    And that's what campaigns are, they're building a campaign.   THE POWER OF A BOX OFFICE LAUNCH   Now, all of this pressure gets built up and it pushes towards this specific day and then "BAM", box office weekend happens.    They make so much money on the initial weekend that the movie's open, that there's usually not that much money left...    I mean there's a lot of money, but nothing like that huge initial burst, "BOOM!"    That huge initial burst pays for…   Not just the crews   It pays for ALL the stuff   …  Then they just live on the cash flow that's gonna come from the remainder of that film's life.    THAT’S BIG.    Obviously, this is NOT a new concept… But think about that. Most brand new products that there's a lot of buzz around, they ALL follow that same pat...