How to profit from quibblers
Published: Tue, 09/03/19
“Ben I already bought the schwartz product why do you keep sending me emails about it?”
The answer:
Because it’d be a colossal pain in my gluteus assimus to coordinate with Michael Senoff all weekend with new buyers and suppress them. In fact, it’d be easier for me to scroll down a complaining buyer’s email and opt them out for them, rather than to suppress them.
Something I’ll be doing henceforth.
More fun stuff to think about:
One:
Most of the emails have educational value to them, anyway.
Even if you don’t buy, anyone with even a jot and tittle of a desire to get better at email or copywriting can get something out of them — even if it’s just studying the emails, which have been proven to work over several years of campaigns.
And two:
If you’re on a list (like this one) that primarily teaches email marketing, not learning from the emails and sales process this week (which, again, Michael and I have successfully run multiple times) by observation is like a direct mail copywriter complaining about getting too much proven-to-work direct mail.
If that’s your mindset, feel free to retreat to the warm embrace of your safe place.
No quibbles or hard feelings.
(I won't even know, much less care, you left...)
Now, that said:
The vast majority of people who have hopped on this ridiculously valuable offer in the past know all the above without me having to send yet another email (you’d almost think I profit from complainers…)
Like Oliver El-Gorr:
"I bought this 2 years ago, back when I was a fledging newbie. It's given me more ROI than anything else in business. Anyone who doesn't get these tapes should just quit entrepreneurship."
That, my little droogling, is my kind of customer.
He saw the value, grabbed it, used it, and will henceforth go out and profit from it, and not complain that he’s still getting emails about it for the next few days.
Anyway, that said:
If it’s too stressful pushing “delete” this week simply opt out.
Otherwise:
This offer ends Friday at midnight.
Grab it now and forever hold your peace:
http://www.CopySlacker.com/labor
Ben Settle