day seven
launch your business
Please watch the Day Seven video.
training topics you will learn today:
- Launching your business with an event
- How to invite others to your business launch
- How to overcome common objections
your checklist
launch your business
You can simply start a business, or you can launch it with intention. Our goal is to help you successfully launch your Bravenly business from the very beginning.
One of the best ways to create momentum is by hosting a Business Launch Event. This can be held in person, online, or as a combination of both.
Choose a time when friends, family, and other contacts can join you to learn more about Bravenly. Whenever possible, aim to schedule your event within your first 14 days as a Brand Partner.
Keep it simple. You’re not planning a major event—you’re creating an opportunity for people to learn about Bravenly, hear your story, ask questions, and sample some of your favourite products.
Your launch event can take many forms, including:
- An in-person gathering
- A virtual webinar or online meeting
- A Facebook event or social media-based introduction
The goal is simply to invite a few people to learn more, start conversations, and begin building momentum for your business.
how to get the most of your launch
set the date
Decide if your launch will be in-person, on Zoom, or Facebook. They may NOT want to do an event. In that case, help them get people added to the INSIDERS group.
send an image
Make an image (or ask your Enroller for help) that you can text out to family and friends. Use an app like Canva, WordSwag, or Studio to make an image.
This is an example of an image that your new Brand Partner can text out to friends to invite them to their launch.
Be sure to include: Date, Address & Time
send a personal text
Now start texting your family and friends to ask if they can make it. Here is an example of what to say:
Hey Name, I wanted to let you know that I just started my own business!! I’m so excited!! I am hosting my LAUNCH event at my house on (WEDNESDAY)! No need to bring a wallet, just come support me!
Can’t wait to see you! Can you make it?
- Invite your closest family and friends to come take a look at what you have your hands on!
- Schedule this event at your home, a friend’s home, a local restaurant, or any location that fits you best!
- Ask your upline to attend or have them on Facetime or Zoom in and tell their story!
- KEEP IT SIMPLE! Have the products, samples, and some light refreshments out. Use the “Meet Bravenly” video to talk about the products and opportunities!
- HAVE FUN! People will only be as excited as you are.
tips for scheduling an event
We encourage you to schedule both an online and an in-person event to help you build momentum and connect with more people.
Whatever format you choose, the most important thing is to get something on your calendar and start inviting guests.
Set a goal of having at least 5–10 people attend your event or join your online session. Remember, the goal isn’t perfection—it’s simply creating an opportunity for people to learn more about Bravenly, ask questions, and explore whether it’s a good fit for them.
Additional event-planning tips and resources can be found on the following pages.
get the word out
online launch event sample text invite:
Hey NAME! I hope you’re doing well! I have some really exciting news. I recently started my own health and wellness business! I’m offering some incredible products that I’ve already seen life-changing results from, and they’re extremely affordable too! I want to invite you to my online party this Tuesday night! It would mean so much to me if you tuned in! No obligations to buy anything, but you go into a drawing for free products just by attending! Would you be interested in participating? They are super fun! 🙂
overcoming objections
It’s natural for people to have questions, concerns, or hesitations when considering a new product or opportunity. These concerns aren’t necessarily a sign that they’re not interested—they may simply need more information, reassurance, or time to make a decision.
When someone shares a concern, take the opportunity to learn more about what’s holding them back. Ask thoughtful questions, listen carefully, and work to understand the root of their hesitation.
Remember, a concern isn’t always a “no.” Often, it’s simply a request for more information or clarity.
As you respond, focus on keeping the conversation open and supportive. The goal is to help people make informed decisions that feel right for them.
The following examples can help you respond to common questions and concerns from potential customers in a natural and comfortable way. These responses are designed to keep the conversation moving forward while allowing you to follow up appropriately, without feeling pushy or overly sales-focused.
handling business objections comes down to 3 words:
feel – felt – found
Most people are scared or have some sort of objection. You’ll hear things like a lack of money and/or time, no sales experience, not being outgoing, not knowing enough people, and more.
It’s your job to relate to them and help them work through those objections.
Remember, many successful Brand Partners had the same concerns when they first got started. By sharing your own experiences, asking questions, and helping them see what’s possible, you can help them move past those limiting beliefs and determine whether Bravenly is the right fit for them.
downloads
launch tasks pdf
