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📖 Chapter 4: Building Your Enrollment Page

How To Create a Page That Actually Converts

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Written by Jordan Plotkin
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The Harsh Truth About Landing Pages

You have an amazing challenge.
Your content is ready.
Your system is set up.

But… no one is buying.

Why?

Because your enrollment page is not telling the right story.
It is the very first bridge between your potential customer and you.

The scary stats:

  • 96 percent of visitors on an average landing page leave without buying

  • Most creators lose thousands of dollars because their page doesn’t work

  • The difference between a page that converts at 2 percent and one that converts at 8 percent is 4 times more revenue

The good news:

A high converting landing page follows a clear formula that anyone can learn and repeat.

In this chapter, we will walk through exactly how to build a page that turns visitors into buyers, step by step.


🎯 Part 1: The Psychology – How the Brain Decides to Buy

The Customer Journey – 7 Seconds That Decide Everything

When someone lands on your page, their brain runs through a rapid internal checklist:

Seconds 0 - 3: “What is this? Is this for me?”
→ If that is not clear immediately = instant exit

Seconds 3 - 7: “What do I get? What does it cost?”
→ If it does not feel interesting or relevant = exit

Seconds 7 - 15: “Why this? Why now?”
→ If it does not feel compelling = exit

Seconds 15 - 30: “Do I trust this? Does it really work?”
→ If there is no trust = exit

Seconds 30 - 60: “OK. How do I buy?”
→ Purchase

Your job is to answer each of these questions at the right time, in the right way.


The 5 Default Objections In Every Buyer’s Brain

Every potential customer arrives with built in skepticism:

  1. “This is not for me.”
    People are looking for a solution to their specific problem.
    If it is not obvious that this is exactly for them → they leave.

  2. “I don’t have time.”
    Everyone is busy. If the challenge looks long, complicated, or heavy → they leave.

  3. “This will not work for me.”
    “I have tried everything. Nothing works on me.”
    If there is no strong proof → they leave.

  4. “This is too expensive.”
    Price presented the wrong way will always look expensive.
    If they do not understand the value → they leave.

  5. “I will think about it.”
    Procrastination is enemy number one.
    No urgency → no decision → they leave and rarely come back.

A great landing page answers all five objections – in the right order.


🏗️ Part 2: The Official CommuniPass Structure

CommuniPass gives you a built in structure for a high converting sales page.
There are 7 core sections you need to fill out, in this order:

Full structure:

  • 🎬 At the top: VSL – Video Sales Letter

  • A. Challenge Description – who it is for, their problem, and how the challenge solves it

  • B. What They Get – a clear breakdown of everything included

  • C. How It Works – a simple technical explanation of the process

  • D. Who It Is For – and who it is not for

  • E. FAQ – answers to the most common objections

  • F. Social Proof – testimonials, screenshots, numbers

  • G. Who I Am – why they should trust you

Now let’s go through each part and see how to fill it out properly.


🎬 Special Section: The VSL – Your Video Sales Letter

Why Start With A Video?

A VSL – Video Sales Letter – is one of the most powerful tools for turning visitors into buyers.

The numbers:

  • Pages with a VSL often convert 3 to 5 times better than text only pages

  • Around 80 percent of people prefer watching a video over reading text

  • A video creates emotional connection in a way text alone cannot


A Winning VSL Structure: 5 - 7 Minutes

Minute 1: The Opening – “I Get You”

Example script (Sleep Challenge):

“Hey, I’m Jennifer. I am a baby sleep coach.

If you landed on this page, I am guessing your nights probably look something like this:

It’s 11 pm. You have been trying to get your baby to sleep for two hours. You rocked, you walked, you nursed, you changed a diaper – everything. And they just will not fall asleep.

Then finally, after another 30 minutes, they crash. You lie down, close your eyes…

And suddenly – crying. You are back to square one.

The next morning you need to be up at 6, and you feel like a zombie. No energy. No patience. You just want to sleep. And your baby is exhausted too.

I know exactly how that feels. Because I was there too.”

Why this works:

  • A precise description of the pain = “She understands me.”

  • Emotional language, not clinical = real connection

  • “I was there too” = empathy and credibility


Minute 2: The Problem – “Why What You Tried Did Not Work”

“Most parents think the problem is the baby. That the baby is ‘difficult’ or ‘just does not sleep.’

But the truth is different.

The problem is that no one taught you how to recognize the signals your baby is giving you.

Every baby gives 5 to 7 clear signals that they are ready to sleep. We call this the ‘golden sleep window’.

If you catch that window – they fall asleep in minutes.
If you miss it – you are in for hours of struggle.

It is not your fault no one explained that to you.
But now you finally have a chance to learn a system that works.”

Why this works:

  • Removes guilt = “It is not me.”

  • Reveals the real problem = understanding

  • Promises a simple solution = hope


Minutes 3 - 4: The Solution – “How The Challenge Works”

“I created a 5 day challenge that walks you step by step through my exact method.

Day 1: Learn the 5 main tiredness signals and when your baby is truly ready to sleep
Day 2: Build a simple evening routine that tells your baby’s brain ‘It is sleep time’
Day 3: Learn the quick soothing technique – how to put them to sleep in 10 minutes
Day 4: What to do if they wake up at night
Day 5: Personal adjustments for your specific situation

Each day you get one simple task. 10 to 15 minutes. A short video plus clear instructions.
And you receive everything directly on WhatsApp, email, or whatever platform is easiest for you.”

Why this works:

  • Clear “day by day” breakdown = total clarity

  • “10 - 15 minutes” = low time barrier

  • “One simple task” = not overwhelming


Minute 5: Proof – “This Already Worked For Others”

“So far, more than 1,200 parents have gone through this challenge.

89 percent of them reported that by the end of the challenge, their baby fell asleep in 10 minutes or less.

Here is what one mom said…”

[Insert short 15 second clip or quote]

Why this works:

  • Numbers = credibility

  • Visual proof = “This is real”


Minute 6: Price, Pain, And Urgency – “Why Join Now”

“The next round of this challenge starts on June 15.

The regular price is 79 dollars. But if you join before Sunday at midnight, you get it for 49 dollars.

That is less than dinner out. Less than a single session with a private sleep consultant – which usually costs 150 to 300 dollars.

In return, you get a system that actually works, that can save you hours of struggle every night, and give you your evenings – and your sanity – back.

You have two options: keep suffering through endless nights… or choose a path that leads to real sleep.”

“Dozens of parents already joined this round. I close enrollment as soon as we hit capacity or the challenge starts.”

Why this works:

  • Price comparison = feels affordable

  • Real urgency = “I need to decide now”

  • Social proof = “Other people already joined”


Minute 7: Closing – Clear Call To Action

“Here is what I want you to do:

Click the button below this video.
Join the challenge in under two minutes.
And in just 5 days, you will know how to get your baby to sleep in 10 minutes.

You can keep trying random tips you find online…

Or you can give yourself a method that has already worked for hundreds of parents.

I will be waiting for you on the inside.
Let’s do this together.”

Why this works:

  • Direct call to action

  • Contrast = “stay stuck” vs “move forward”

  • “Together” = support and connection


Technical Tips For Recording Your VSL

  1. Audio quality matters more than video quality

    • Use a decent microphone

    • Record in a quiet room with minimal echo

  2. Simple lighting

    • Sit facing a window with natural light

    • Or use a basic ring light from Amazon

  3. Clean background

    • You do not need a studio

    • Just a tidy corner of your home

    • Books, plants, or items that fit your niche

  4. Look at the camera

    • Speak as if you are talking to one person

    • Eye contact builds trust

  5. Natural energy

    • Talk like you would to a friend

    • Do not “pitch hard” – explain and guide

Recommended tools:

  • Loom

  • Canva video editor

  • A simple Keynote or PowerPoint screen recording if needed


📝 A. The Challenge Description

This is the first section after the video.
Its role: deepen the pain and present the challenge as the clear solution.

Structure

  1. Speak directly to your target audience

  2. Describe their pain in detail

  3. Present the challenge as the answer

You already have great Hebrew examples (sleep challenge, weight loss). In English for the American audience, you might write something like:

Example – Sleep Challenge

Headline:

“For exhausted parents who feel like every night is a battle – here is how to get your baby to fall asleep in 10 minutes.”

Then follow with:

  • A vivid description of the late nights

  • The emotional impact on patience, relationships, and self image

  • Everything they already tried

  • And the line:
    “It does not mean you are doing something wrong. It means no one gave you a simple system that works.”

Example – Weight Loss Challenge

Headline:

“For busy professionals who ‘don’t have time’ for the gym – lose 8 pounds in 21 days without giving up your life.”

Then describe:

  • No time, long days, family responsibilities

  • Attempts at keto, fasting, calorie counting

  • The frustration of starting and quitting

  • And frame your challenge as a 21 day, 15 minutes a day system built for busy people.

Key principles for this section:

  • Speak directly: “For busy moms… For exhausted dads…”

  • Describe the pain in real life scenes

  • Normalize past failures: “You tried everything. It is not your fault.”

  • Position your challenge as different and simpler

  • Show a clear timeline and result: “5 days”, “21 days”, “10 minutes”, “8 pounds”


📦 B. What They Get Inside The Challenge

People need to know exactly what they are paying for.

Structure

  1. Clear list of everything included

  2. Emphasis on the value

  3. Optional: bonuses with “value” amounts

Example – Sleep Challenge

What You Get In The “Sleep In 10 Minutes” Challenge

🎯 5 days of structured, premium content:

  • Short daily training videos

  • Clear written instructions

  • A single simple action per day

📱 Support and accountability:

  • A dedicated quiet WhatsApp group for announcements

  • Optional Q&A support within 24 hours

  • Automatic daily reminders

  • Progress tracking

🛠️ Practical tools you can download and keep:

  • Printable 30 day sleep tracking sheet

  • Daily checklist for bedtime routine

  • “100 Baby Sleep Tips” PDF

  • Sleep times chart by age

🎁 Special bonuses worth 171 dollars:

  • Live Q&A call at the end of the challenge

  • 60 minute white noise and soothing audio track

  • One month access to the alumni community

You can adapt all the exact items you wrote in Hebrew into clean English bullets, with dollars instead of shekels.

Principles:

  • Make it scannable

  • Show that the value is much higher than the price

  • Make it feel “full” but not overwhelming


🔧 C. How The Challenge Is Delivered – Technical Explanation

Many people do not buy simply because they don’t understand how it works technically.
You must remove confusion.

Structure: 4 Simple Steps

Example: “How It Works – As Simple As 1 2 3 4”

Step 1: Sign up

  • Click the “Join The Challenge” button

  • Fill in your basic details

  • Pay a one time fee through a secure checkout

Step 2: Choose your platform

  • Choose where you want to receive your daily content: WhatsApp, email, Telegram, or Discord

Step 3: Receive your daily content

  • Each morning at 8 am you receive:

    • A short video

    • Clear written instructions

    • Any relevant downloads

The task takes 10 to 15 minutes a day.
You can complete it whenever it works for you.

Step 4: Finish and celebrate

  • By the end of the challenge, you will have completed all steps

  • You keep access to the content for a defined period

  • You get a clear path for what to do next

Common Technical FAQ

Answer questions like:

  • Do I need to install a new app?

  • What if I do not finish on time?

  • Does it work on iPhone and Android?

  • What if I am not tech savvy?

Principles:

  • Explain like you are talking to your grandma

  • Use numbers: “2 minutes”, “10 - 15 minutes”, “8 am”

  • Highlight security: “100 percent secure payment”

  • Emphasize simplicity: “No new apps, no complicated logins”


👥 D. Who This Is For

This is where people decide: “This is me” or “This is not for me.”

Structure

  1. Who it is for

  2. Who it is not for

Use positive bullet points for “for you if…” and honest bullet points for “not for you if…”

Principles:

  • Be specific, not “everyone”

  • Use 3 - 7 bullets per list

  • Be honest in the “not for you” part – that builds trust


❓ E. FAQ – Handling The Final Objections

Your FAQ should not just be technical. It should address real fears:

  • Time

  • Results

  • Difficulty

  • “Will this work for me?”

  • “What if I tried everything before?”

  • “What if I miss a day?”

  • “Why not just Google this for free?”

Write 8 - 12 questions and answers in simple, conversational language.


⭐ F. Social Proof – Testimonials And Evidence

This is your most powerful section.

Types of social proof:

  • Detailed written testimonials

  • Short video testimonials

  • Before / after examples

  • Screenshots from WhatsApp / email

  • Stats and numbers

Good testimonial formula:

  • Name + location

  • “Before” situation

  • Skepticism

  • What happened in the challenge

  • Specific results

  • Emotional impact

  • A closing sentence that encourages others

Adapt your Hebrew testimonials into American style ones with locations like:

  • “Sarah M., Austin, Texas”

  • “Emily R., Chicago, Illinois”

And use pounds and hours instead of kilos, etc.


👤 G. “Who I Am” – Building Trust

This is where you explain why you are the right person to lead this challenge.

Structure

  1. Professional background

  2. Personal story

  3. Results you have created

  4. Your mission

Principles:

  • Start with credentials (training, experience, number of clients)

  • Then share a real, vulnerable personal story

  • Show clear numbers: how many clients, what results, how long you have been doing this

  • End with a mission driven statement: “I do this because…”


💰 Pricing And Urgency – Closing The Sale

This is the place where you frame the price, show the value, and create urgency.

Structure

  1. Show total value

  2. Show regular price

  3. Show special price

  4. Compare to real life costs

  5. Add urgency (time or capacity)

  6. Add risk reversal if relevant (guarantee)

  7. Big clear CTA button

Example styles (which you can easily adapt):

“The total value of everything inside the challenge is 469 dollars.
The regular price is 79 dollars.
Today, you can join for 49 dollars.”

Then:

  • Compare to restaurant dinner, private session, random spending

  • Emphasize it is a one time payment

  • Emphasize there are no hidden fees or subscriptions

  • Add a real deadline or limited spots


📋 The Perfect Sales Page Checklist

Before you launch, run through this:

Content

  • ✅ VSL at the top (3 - 7 minutes)

  • ✅ Clear headline with a specific result and timeframe

  • ✅ Detailed pain description (at least 2 - 3 paragraphs)

  • ✅ Clear explanation of the solution and method

  • ✅ Day by day breakdown of the challenge

  • ✅ At least 5 testimonials with real names

  • ✅ At least one video testimonial if possible

  • ✅ Numbers and stats where relevant

  • ✅ “Who this is for / not for” section

  • ✅ 8 - 12 FAQ items

  • ✅ Personal “Who I am” story

  • ✅ Pricing section with value framing and comparison

  • ✅ Real urgency (date, capacity, or bonus deadline)

Design

  • ✅ Easy to read on mobile (most traffic is mobile)

  • ✅ Font size large enough (16 - 18 px equivalent)

  • ✅ Clear spacing between sections

  • ✅ Not too many colors or distractions

  • ✅ Real photos, not stock model faces

  • ✅ Testimonials visually grouped and highlighted

Psychology

  • ✅ Clear pain and problem

  • ✅ Specific target audience

  • ✅ Addressed skepticism

  • ✅ Strong social proof

  • ✅ Real urgency

  • ✅ Clear, repeated call to action


🎓 Summary: A Landing Page That Sells

In this chapter, you learned:

  • ✅ How your visitor’s brain makes a decision in the first seconds

  • ✅ The exact structure CommuniPass uses for high converting pages

  • ✅ How to write each section with clear examples

  • ✅ How to use social proof as your strongest persuasion tool

  • ✅ How to frame your price and create urgency

  • ✅ How to use a checklist to make sure you did not miss anything

The most important principle:

A great landing page is just an honest, structured conversation with your ideal client.

Talk to them like a real person.
Show that you understand their world.
Explain their problem better than they can explain it themselves.
Present a clear path to a specific result.
Prove that it works.
Make it easy and safe to say “yes”.

Do that – and they will buy.


What’s Next?

Now that you have a powerful enrollment page, it is time to learn how to send traffic to it and fill your challenge.

In the next chapter: “Marketing Your Challenge – The Launch Strategy”
you will learn how to:

  • Build a waitlist

  • Use social media the smart way

  • Turn your launch into an event people are excited to join

Ready to learn how to fill your challenge with the right participants?
Let’s dive into marketing. 🚀

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