Email secrets of two cold-blooded killers
Published: Wed, 03/02/16
What’s the difference?
And, which is better?
Well, let me use an (admittedly) gruesome analogy.
If you’re easily offended, either don’t read, or sac up.
Anyway:
Imagine two stone cold-blooded killers.
One is a highly trained sniper, patiently waiting and plotting and strategizing the kill… he may take weeks or months to get everything in position — the perfect spot to shoot from with the breeze at just the right speed… the best gun, and lots of patience. And when it’s time to do the deed, he fires with “Robin Hood” like accuracy to shoot his victim’s eyeball out.
That’s Andre’s way:
Methodical.
Precise.
Nothing left to chance — everything planned.
Then, you got the other guy:
He walks into a diner in a trench coat and sun glasses with a sawed off shot gun, hands shaking, body twitching… and just randomly starts plugging diners!
No rhyme!
No reason!
He just starts shooting the joint up!
Everything is random, with no thought beforehand.
That’s my system.
Andre is the guy with the rifle… his emails are mainly auto-respondered, planned out and methodical — with storyboarding, linked episodic stories, and long running story lines, etc. I’m the dude with the shotgun… my emails are written fresh and completely random (and my auto-responders are just random emails strung together), centered around whatever brain fart I have for the day and based on speed.
Gruesome analogy?
Yeah, maybe.
But, it fits.
Anyway, here’s the point:
Sometimes people bandy around the question about which of our styles and email methodologies is “better”.
The answer is choose your email weapon, gangsta.
Do you prefer precision and methodical (i.e. a rifle)?
Or random, fast and off-the-cuff (i.e. a shot gun)?
Or maybe you want to go all “terminator” and wield both.
Whatever you do, remember this:
The only wrong thing you can do is not send any emails. And if you want to experiment with Andre’s methods (which I HIGHLY suggest — plus, he also talks about list segmenting which is incredibly good stuff) Andre is having a birthday sale on his Auto-responder Madness course for ONE day only next week.
It’s on March 7th.
And, he turns the big 43.
To celebrate in style, if you buy his course at half off using my righteous affiliate link below, I will send you the December 2013 “Email Players” back issue, fittingly titled for his 43rd birthday:
“The Ultimate Email Cheat Sheet:
43 Email ‘Types’ To Profit Handsomely From All The Rest Of Your Days”
Here’s a birthday cake taste of what’s inside:
* How I used email to profit from a wet dream.
* The secret of “ethically lying” in emails.
* A little-known way to profit from your competitor's emails! (HINT: I ain't talking about swiping).
* How to use other people's credibility to sell your products.
* The one kind of email that's impossible to ever bore anyone with (no matter how dull the subject matter, just do this and they'll perk up like a fat kid in the candy store).
* What to say in your subject lines that is virtually guaranteed to get people to want to open and read it (especially your BEST prospects who are most likely to buy).
* How to “recruit” celebrities to help you sell in your emails without paying them a single penny.
* How one of the world's top direct mail copywriters uses ghost stories to almost force people to read his ads (and how to apply it to your emails).
* How to obnoxiously and blatantly pitch in your emails in a way your list will love to read and buy from. (While your timid competition tiptoes around asking for the sale, you'll scoop up twice as many sales and have a blast doing it.)
* The Gene Schwartz guide to writing hot selling emails. (The late Gene Schwartz probably never even used an email in his whole life -- but this tip he taught works like gangbusters in email broadcasts and auto-responders.)
* How to use humor to sell in your emails using this secret of the world's best stand up comedians.
* The exact best time to use “asshole” emails to (1) get rid of non-buyers (2) make more sales and (3) have a LOT of fun.
* A simple email persuasion “structure” (used by another one of the world's top direct mail copywriters) that hits all the right points of your reader's mind to make it a no-brainer to want to buy from you (and only you).
* How to use email to profit from the “50 Shades” book series.
* A “nuclear option” email that can make the sale without your reader knowing the price or even what the product is!
* And lotza more…
That back issue costs $97 and is normally for sale to "Email Players" subscribers only. But, it’s all yours if you buy Andre’s course using my affiliate link below. Simply send me your receipt and your mailing address, and I’ll have it mailed right to your doorstep.
Here’s ye olde affiliate link:
http://www.EmailPlayers.com/madness
This will send you to a page to join his notification list.
When he sells it for half off, on his birthday, you'll be notified.
Ben Settle
P.S. It doesn’t go on sale until March 7th.
Make sure you use my affiliate link when you buy it on that day. Andre uses Clickbank. So, that means when you see the order form, you should see the word “vantagenet” at the bottom of clickbank’s order form. If you don't see that name at the bottom of clickbank's order page, then empty your cookies and cache in your browser, re-click my link and try again.
If you don’t get in with my link, you don’t get the free issue.
Even if you “intended” to or "thought" you did.
Since I’ve just spelled this out there’s no excuse that will be accepted.
Happy Andre's birthday...