“Email Players” subscriber Scott Sakata checks in from the great state of Hawaii:
Aloha Ben,
I got The Email Players book last Friday and read it over the weekend.
Lots of great information and even though I’m brand new, I just wanted to share how my confidence and thinking has changed, for the better.
I want to build my customer base for my network marketing company so I have physical products to sell.
Been marketing on Facebook to build my followers as many of us are told.
Also told to build relationships with these people and have them reach out to me to ask about my products.
That hasn’t been working out too well.
Changed up my marketing strategy to create a funnel to give away my supplement list in exchange for their email address. I average about 2 subscribers a day and am now up to 250.
Initially it’s a 3-day email campaign but I’ve done nothing after that.
I then decided that I need to get serious about my email marketing.
That’s why I subscribed.
In your book specifically on page 74 you mention about selling with the very first email and to include a link to my product.
This was totally against what I was taught, but it just makes sense that someone opts in to get my list to see the supplements I’m taking, why not send them to the main product I’m taking?
If they unsubscribe, let them. (This was also what I learned from you).
So I’ve modified my 3-day email campaign and have focused on doing the 30-day email plan that you wrote about in Appendix 1.
I’ve already completed the first 3 emails of week 1, this is more emails than I write in a month!
I foresee he will kick much gluteous assimus.
Especially if he keeps wisely ignoring what all the people in his industry are doing.
Something, incidentally, I would say to nearly everyone these days.
(Regardless of industry, product category, service, etc.)
All right, no to the business:
If you want to get your hot, sticky hands on the book Scott mentions, and start using it to defy all the social media tweeker gurus in your own industry/niche, subscribe to the “Email Players” newsletter.
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Ben Settle
