Releasing the email Kraken
Published: Wed, 11/07/18
Tomorrow I’m launching my newest and by far most expensive product:
“The Affiliate Launch Copynomicon”
This book -- it is just a book, no digital component exists -- will be sold at a $300 discount this weekend (“Email Players” subscribers got it at a $500 discount last month, good to be them…) And, as per the “Release The Kraken” teaching inside this book, I’m going to be sending a lot of emails over the weekend. That means, if you are already sick of hearing from me, now would be a splendid time to opt-out if you are someone who is prone to weeping and shrieking about “too many emails!!!”
Another heads up:
For whatever reasons, these books take a long time to print up.
Something like 7-9 days, I am told.
And while I *think* I ordered enough in stock for this weekend’s launch, I almost always end up with more sales than anticipated during launches. Like, for example, my Copy Slacker product. I thought I’d get maybe 50 sales when I launched it, but ended up with almost 180 sales. This even happens with special sales, too (which the book also teaches). Such as with the Email Client Machine sale last month. I had 60 in stock, we ended up selling 76 copies.
Anyway, I have no idea how it will ultimately go with this.
But, here is what I do know:
We handily sold out the large inventory of books I initially ordered for when I offered it to “Email Players” subscribers last month.
Only reason I am driveling on about this is, if you think you are going to want it after reading the sales letter for it tomorrow (which I recommend you read VERY carefully before buying, do not buy this on “impulse” or put yourself in debt over it), and if you don’t want to wait 2-3 weeks to get yours should we end up blowing through my current stock, I would not recommend procrastinating.
All right, that’s it for now.
Gird up thy loins, my little droogie.
If you stick with me this entire weekend, not only will you be seeing a "real time" demonstration of my affiliate and product launch methodology, but you’ll be getting a lot of emails, too.
More than enough to horrify all the “less is better!!!” email ex-spurts.
And if that’s going to be a problem, there’s no shame in opting out.
Otherwise?
Get some rest.
I let the email kraken out of his cage tomorrow.
And, old hoss is hungry...
Ben Settle