An open letter to anyone still foolishly using “good will emails”
Published: Thu, 01/25/18
“Email Players” subscriber Travis Wilkerson reports in:
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"After reading your email about the silliness of 'good will emails', it finally clicked in my brain how that was actually a disservice to my tribe. The ironic part is a had a good will email scheduled to go out the very next day.
Based on what you wrote I went in, left the email as is, and simply added a link to my product at the bottom. No call to action, just a link (I was too lazy to change the email).
Results? 4 new people joined the program and now have a solution to their money problems. Of course, it's up to them to actually put in the work to use it, but I hope the $5,112 in sales the email generated is enough validation for people to see that your unruly ways do work if a person 'actually' puts the information to use."
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Scoffers will scoff.
But, winners (like Travis) are gonna keep winning.
The February “Email Players” issue is going to the printer soon.
To get your righteous paws on it in time, go here:
http://www.EmailPlayers.com
Ben Settle