How to Talk About Your Offer Before It’s Ready
Why Early Matters
Think of it like planting a garden. If you wait until the day you want tomatoes to start planting, you’ll be waiting a while. The seeds need time to take root.
Your offer works the same way. By talking about it early, you give people a chance to:
See what you’re working on.
Imagine how it could help them.
Build trust in you before you ever ask for money.
That’s how you turn a launch from “surprise!” into “finally, I’ve been waiting for this.”
How to Plant Seeds Without Feeling Pushy
You don’t need hype or hard sells. You just need warmth, trust, and momentum.
Here are simple ways to talk about your offer early:
Share the process. A quick post about what you’re building behind the scenes.
Drop small hints. Mention the problem you’re solving before you even mention the offer.
Be helpful now. Share a tip or small win related to your offer’s topic. It shows your value without asking for anything yet.
Each post is a quiet reminder: something is coming, and it’s worth paying attention to.
Why This Builds Momentum
When you start early, you’re not “selling.” You’re building familiarity. By the time you do share your offer, people already feel connected to the idea, and to you.
That’s when buying feels natural, not pressured.
Closing Thought
Don’t wait until you’re ready to sell before you start talking.
Start planting seeds now, through hints, stories, and small, helpful posts. Because launches don’t need hype to succeed. They need trust, built quietly over time.
