Anatomy of a profitable sales event
Published: Sun, 09/27/20
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I already told you I doubled my paid newsletter subscription last month, but it’s all down to being there, showing up every day, and being willing to bang out at least 1-3 emails a day, depending on which part of the promotion you’re in.
Somehow, I seem to have settled into a bit of a rut of around 1,200 words per email, but it’s fine, it’s still only an hour to do that, load it into the list platform and promote the next of previous emails in the sequence to Twitter and LinkedIn. And, I have to say, that I’m super glad it’s almost “automatic” at this stage—except for occasionally being stuck for an email idea.
I’d be a good bit more stressed if I was trying to start today, and I only have a list of 107 people who get the daily emails.
Your approach to email marketing is at least 50-70% of ___ whole marketing effort—and it’s working. Slowly, and step-by-step, but it certainly is working without a doubt. And I learn something from you every day with your emails too, so it’s all great. :)
Feel free to use whatever of this you want, but please don’t use the name of the company or me. I don’t want any of my competition to know what my secret weapon is just yet until I’m looking at them squarely in my rear-view mirror! ;)
And, in part thanks to everything I’ve invested in learning from you, I’ve no doubt that’s gonna happen.
Keep well, good sir!
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Obviously, his business is not your business.
And, thus, his business's results, accomplishments, and sales results do not apply to anyone else's business but his. It is just a snapshot of what an Email Players-esque sales event can potentially look like.
Something else:
Even though it hurts my box office gross due to less referrals… I kinda like being a secret weapon.
And I certainly don’t blame him.
In fact, I hope he makes a fortune doing so.
Something else to think about:
I suspect when he’s armed with the information inside the October “Email Players” issue, he will find those sales and results skyrocketing even higher, and with a lot less effort over time. Specifically, after he is able to implement it in his business — which admittedly does take time. This is important to know if you are going to subscribe to “Email Players” and use this October issue.
It will take time to learn, implement, and profit from.
It took me years.
But my goal is for it to take you mere months.
In some businesses’ cases, it might only take weeks.
Whatever the case, the deadline to get the October issue approaches fast.
Hit the jump below to subscribe while there’s still a little time left:
https://www.EmailPlayers.com
Ben Settle