When you go Live, you’re inviting your audience into your world. Nail these five phases, and you’ll transform viewers into booked calls without awkward pauses or tech glitches.
1. Phase 1: Plan Your Content & Goals
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What to do: Decide on a single theme or question bucket (e.g. “Scaling from 6 to 7 Figures”).
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Set measurable goals: View count, comments, and number of DMs/bookings.
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Why it works: A focused Live prevents rambling and maximizes viewer value.
2. Phase 2: Promote Your Live in Advance
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What to do: Post Stories and feed teasers 3 days, 1 day, and 1 hour before going Live.
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Template copy: “Join me Live Wednesday at 3pm to ask your toughest scaling questions.”
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Why it works: Repeated reminders build anticipation and ensure peak attendance.
3. Phase 3: Execute with Confidence
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Opening (0–2 min): Greet viewers, restate the topic, and set expectations (“I’ll answer 5 questions in 20 min”).
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Middle (2–18 min): Read questions aloud, answer concisely, and invite quick follow-ups in comments.
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Closing (18–20 min): Summarize key takeaways, call viewers to DM you “LIVE” for a free 15-min audit.
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Why it works: A clear structure keeps energy high and slots in natural CTAs.
4. Phase 4: Follow Up & Convert
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What to do: Within 1 hour, DM everyone who commented with a thank-you and next step offer (“Ready to scale? Let’s chat”).
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Use Quick Replies: Save templates in Instagram to speed up follow-ups.
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Why it works: Timely, personal outreach converts interest into action.
5. Phase 5: Repurpose for Ongoing Impact
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What to do:
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Clip top 3 answers into 30-sec Reels.
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Add the full session to a “Live Q&A” Highlight.
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Transcribe the session into a blog post or newsletter snippet.
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Why it works: Extends the value of one Live into multiple content assets.
Closing & Next Steps
Schedule your first Live this week pick a hot topic, promote it, and follow this blueprint. Track your booking rate and refine each phase. Then check out our next guides on cross-platform growth!
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