Matt Champagne, PhD – The “Good” Psychology That Brings 41% more Attendees To Your Webinars

Get more attendees, engagement and sales from your webinars without the annoying high pressure tactics.

You want more attendees, more engagement and more sales from your webinars. But how will you get noticed using the same moldy-old tactics that EVERYONE uses?  Psst… it’s 2019.  Stop driving your sophisticated audience away with high pressure tactics.  Learn the “good psychology” that attracts and keeps 41% more attendees.

This training is for you if you’ve ever thought:

• Everyone but me seems to be having success with their webinars.
• Do I really need these pushy tactics to bring in an audience like others do?
• I can’t commit to another massive time suck webinar just to get a few sales!

I’ll teach you a system that will make you money AND make your audience love you for it. 

• Exposing the moldy-old tactics that FAIL and drives people away from you & your webinars
• How to apply science-proven tactics to all 7 stages of your webinar to get attention, engagement and sales
• How to keep nearly all of your NON-BUYERS focused on you forever
• Earn the TRUST of webinar attendees who then start promoting your work to their friends

It’s cause-and-effect: apply the technique and get 41% more attendees on your
webinars and far more engagement and sales than you thought possible.

This Scientific System is based on the results of 6 million data points from 7,000 surveys administered to over 550 organizations, including FedEx, Verizon, Nielsen, and the U.S. Departments of Energy and Education.

Who uses this same Scientific System with HUGE results?
Ray Edwards, Jeanna Gabellini, Cathy Demers, Molly Pittman, Charles Byrd, Molly Mahoney, Dr. Jennifer Brenton, Dr. Karolina Westlund, Gina Hiatt, Tom Poland, Jeff Brown, Evolution of Medicine, Sterling & Stone and … YOU? 

More about Matt:

For 28 years, Dr. Champagne has been a researcher, university professor, author, and serial entrepreneur. He was named Technology Visionary of 2015 by SURVEY Magazine for his pioneering work merging psychological principles and technology to create never-before-seen customer feedback solutions.

When not ranting about the misery caused by all the crappy surveys in the world, Matt can be found on a cruise ship with his family, in the reefs SCUBA diving, or on stage playing keyboards in his rock band.