How to Use Asana for Effective List Building and Create Engaging Freebies

Are you curious about using Asana to build an effective list and create engaging freebies to build your list? Perfect. We’re diving deep into list building—an essential strategy for anyone looking to grow their online presence and business. Today, we're setting up a list-building project in Asana with some stellar freebie examples to streamline your workflow and boost efficiency.

If list building sounds daunting, don't worry. We’re breaking down the process into manageable tasks in Asana, with examples of freebies that have successfully attracted subscribers. You'll use the list view when creating this list-building project in Asana.

Setting Up Your List Building Project in Asana

The first step is crucial when you start your list-building project in Asana. Now, this is important: it's all about creating an effective lead magnet or freebie. Here’s the interesting part: you can set up this project once and then duplicate it for future use. With a template, you don’t have to start from scratch every time. It’s funny how this little trick can save you so much time!

Create The First Asana Subheading: Idea Library: Task One – Brainstorming Your Freebie Funnel

In other words, think about what your ideal client needs. What problems are they trying to solve? This should flow easily into your freebie funnel that leads to your mini offer or even a high ticket offer, creating a seamless path from subscriber to client.

If you’re over the whole discovery call thing, setting up your freebie funnel in this manner helps you to say bye-bye to the discovery call. Lindsay Maloney introduced this to me with her low-ticket course, The Dream Client Code. https://lindsaymaloney.com/courses

Here are some freebie examples for holistic wellness coaches that can truly draw in your audience.

First, consider an audio series titled “Plant-Based Eating for Beginners.” Oh, you should totally make that. Let me know so I can sign up for your freebie. This can be a fantastic way for newcomers to learn about plant-based nutrition in easy, digestible segments, no pun intended.

Another fun freebie could be a “Virtual Walking Challenge.” Set up a program that encourages participants to meet daily or weekly walking goals, complete with a habit tracker, and why not create a daily Spotify Playlist with a link delivered straight to their inbox every day? That’s a great way to land in someone’s inbox daily and get those open and click-throughs. One thing to remember with this Virtual Walking Group is that this can be transitioned into a tripwire offer on your Thank You page with a Private Facebook Support Community or a Voxer Support Community for added accountability.

A “Habit Tracker” could be ideal for those interested in sustainable habits such as drinking enough water. It should include tips and best practices for developing new, healthy habits. This tool can help your clients track their progress and stay motivated.

Lastly, think about offering a workbook on “Canning for Beginners.” With a focus on preserving the bounty of the garden, this can attract individuals interested in healthy eating and sustainability. This workbook could include step-by-step guides, safety tips, a buying guide with links to your Amazon Store Front and your go to canning recipes for that bumper tomato crop. While you’re at it you could add a tripwire on the thank you page to a mini-course Canning 101. Where you have videos on how to actually can.

As you brainstorm, consider the format that best delivers this content. Would your ideal client prefer downloadable PDFs, interactive webinars, or perhaps engaging video tutorials? Use a tool like Google Docs to organize your ideas. If you’re visual thinker be sure to listen to Episode 80 Effortlessly Plan with Mind Mapping A Simple Guide For Your Next Wellness Project.

Once you decide on the best idea and format, you'll be ready to move on to creating and structuring your freebie in a way that captivates and converts.

Fifth Asana Subheading: Nurture Your List

After they’ve signed up, don’t stop there. Your welcome email is crucial, but it’s just the beginning. Nurture your list with a sequence that provides valuable information and soft sells. It’s about building trust and making each email count. Please consider what you consider a valuable asset when it comes to setting your your freebie funnel.

Sixth Asana Subheading: Market Your Lead Magnet

With your lead magnet ready, promote it across various platforms. Write engaging posts for social media, craft blog content, and create tailored images for each platform, like Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.

Seventh Asana Subheading: Track Your Results

Lastly, use a simple Google Sheet to track your results. Regularly check how many subscribers you're gaining and adjust your strategy accordingly. This will help you understand what’s working and what’s not, allowing you to optimize your efforts for better results.

Time To Wrap This Up

We've covered a lot today—from setting up your list building project in Asana to brainstorming and creating irresistible freebies. Remember, the key to growing your list isn't just about having a freebie; it's about making sure it's so valuable that your ideal client can't wait to sign up. We discussed some great freebie examples like audio series on plant-based eating and virtual walking challenges, all designed to attract and engage your audience. If you need a refresher on any of these steps or want to see these strategies in action, scroll back up and give this post another read. Your list building journey is about to get a whole lot smoother and more effective. Let’s put these insights into action and watch your subscriber count soar!

Thank you so much for reading! I appreciate you and I hope you make it a great week