How to Make Your Next Trip Free Using Girl Math and Your Business

Girl math to me: If my sales from my business can cover my trip expenses, the trip is FREE. I do this EVERY year. So let me put y’all on game. Here’s how you’re going to use your business to cover the FULL cost of your next trip.

For the sake of math, let’s assume you’re doing this to book a trip. Let's say your total trip costs are $800 ($300 round trip flight + $500 for your stay). Adjust as needed.

First, identify your best seller or focal product. Let’s say it’s a $50 product. With that in mind, you only need to sell 16 products to make your goal. KNOW that that isn’t A LOT (because mindset matters).

Next up…strategy. Duh.

Hopefully, you’ve been active on your social media accounts and email list, because it’s time to get to WORK.

**A COLD AUDIENCE WILL NOT BUY**

— meaning if you’ve been inactive or posting nothing about your business, do NOT expect SALES.

You need to post strategic content that directly points back to your $50 product being the ONLY solution. From there, you NEED to get these potential customers OFF of social media and ONTO your site.

**IF YOUR WEBSITE IS NOT PROPERLY SET UP TO FUNNEL SALES YOUR AUDIENCE WILL NOT BUY**

— this is why a lot of people see traffic but NO sales. Make sure your website, Stan store…whatever, is set up with your customer in mind. Your website to checkout process should be seamless.

Rinse and REPEAT. While doing this, you want to continuously follow up with people who have shown interest but haven’t made a purchase. (WINBACK your sales.)

How can I help make things easier for you?

📍 I need to know what content to post to get your audience to buy, I can do everything myself ➡️ [SRD Content Creators Blueprint Masterclass]

📍 I need hands-on help fixing my current content strategy to funnel sales ➡️ [SRD Content Strategy]

📍 I don’t have time for NONE of that, can you do it for me ➡️ [SRD Premier Brand Marketing Solutions]

Happy selling and happy travels, sis!

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