A Behavioral Guidance is the sequential series of seen behaviors which will occur to one as they accomplish the goal statement. The essence of a Behavioral Guidance is seen in this example of the goal statement “Sell a digital product.”
First one must notice the need for a digital product sale.
Then one must make the asset itself
Then one must make the sale page (and sales page)
Then one must make the sales page assets (and sale page assets)
Then one must make the publicity assets
Then make the pages go public
Then make the public go to the pages
Then make a sale
In a shop, such as found at alexason.com, the sales page can be a blog post, and the sale page would be a WC product. Ideally there would be fewer than 1 user stages between sales and sale page.
Sales page assets are the lead-in copy, an image or svg advertisement, and a link to the Sale Page.
Sale page assets are the questions needed to complete the WC page, i.e. description, the asset itself, a square image, and the shop value. The publicity assets are said to be some as necessary of a set of possible media: a publicity plan, a sequence of 2x1d1 bitmap, 1 2×3.5 business card asset, 8.5×11 3D Flyer, MP4 Video. The public going to the pages occurs due to an exertion of pressure, and the sale is made due to answering the question “how does one make a sale?”