How to build a world & alternate reality in which you’re king
Published: Mon, 06/07/21
"Citizen Kane"
It’s about a newspaper mogul’s rise & fall.
And I can watch that movie over and over and over and not be bored of it.
One of the reasons why is because of the embedded marketing, copywriting, business, and psychological lessons. Like, for example, when Charles Foster Kane says “If the headline is big enough it makes the news big enough.” I could write an entire “Email Players” issue around just on that one line alone.
Another example:
When Kane’s friend Jedediah Leland tells a reporter,
"...he was disappointed in the world, so he built one of his own. An absolute monarchy."
That is another topic I could write an entire newsletter around.
It always reminds me of something “Email Players” subscriber Ken McCarthy said:
(About where the real power in “copywriting” is today)
“Create a world & alternate reality in which you’re the King.”
Something that is far easier to do now than ever before.
Especially with social media.
It is, in my opinion, the only real reason to have social media.
And it is also something the new SocialLair platform lets you play like a fiddle.
Here is how it works:
1. This week (until Friday June 11 at midnight EDT, or possibly earlier depending on demand) you can get a free test drive of it — after which free test drives will be closed for a while to “iron out” any lingering bugs & glitches, etc
2. Use it, fill it with content, even post ads inside & show it to your clients & colleagues if you want… and see if it “clicks” for you — with no credit card needed, and zero obligation
3. If you decide to subscribe during this test drive… you can have it for $35/month instead of the $50+/month it will cost in the future. Plus you will be “grandfathered” in for life at that price forever. (Barring any sudden rise in hard costs imposed on our systems due to 3rd party forces beyond our control — which is highly unlikely.)
Bottom line:
If’n you want to try it free, I highly recommend you do it today.
After multiple software launches I’ve seen how it ain’t like info products.
By that I mean, you don’t want thousands of people piling in right away. That only makes for a lot of frustrated & unhappy customers. It’s much better to grow slowly and roll out over time. Thus, the Friday deadline to get your free test drive may get abruptly shortened without warning. And, even people who get in for the test drive may not be able to buy for a while if you linger too long to make a decision once inside. And of course if that happens where we close it early due to demand… and you wait too long to buy it after taking your test drive, you will miss out on the above savings.
We shalt see how it goes.
Really, it all depends on the demand.
So this does not favor the procrastinator.
To get the full details read the page carefully here:
https://www.EmailPlayers.com/lair
Ben Settle