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Why Free Launches Are Getting Harder (And What to Do Instead)

Your Dream Business by Teresa Heath-Wareing

Mar 2, 202616:43Business

In this episode, I explain why paid launches are working so well right now — and why they might be the smartest move you make for your next launch. I break down the difference between traditional free webinars or challen...

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Why Free Launches Are Getting Harder (And What to Do Instead) is an episode from Your Dream Business by Teresa Heath-Wareing. In this episode, I explain why paid launches are working so well right now — and why they might be the smartest mo...

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Published Mar 2, 2026, 16:43 long, audio available.

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In this episode, I explain why paid launches are working so well right now — and why they might be the smartest move you make for your next launch. I break down the difference between traditional free webinars or challenges and paid launch experiences, and I share exactly how my two-week, five-session paid bootcamp model works, including standard and VIP tiers. I also talk honestly about why free launches have become harder — from audience overwhelm and low show-up rates to freebie collectors and creator burnout — and then walk you through four powerful reasons to test a paid launch instead. While you may see fewer sign-ups, the quality, engagement, and conversions can be significantly stronger. 3 Key Takeaways: Paid = Higher Commitment When someone invests money, they’re far more likely to show up, engage, and implement — which leads to better results and stronger trust. Engagement and Conversions Improve Paid participants are more serious and qualified, meaning higher show-up rates, better interaction, and stronger conversion rates into your main offer. Your Launch Can Fund Your Marketing A paid launch can generate revenue upfront, giving you cash flow to fund ads and scale — rather than relying on a free event that only costs you time and money. If free launches have been feeling heavier, harder, or less effective, this episode will help you see why — and show you a practical alternative that could change the game for your next launch. LINKS TO RESOURCES MENTIONED IN TODAY’S EPISODE Connect with Teresa on Website , (Grow, Launch, Sell) , Sign up to Teresa's email list , Instagram , LinkedIn , or Facebook ,

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Published Mar 2, 2026 and 16:43 long