It’s game time my little droogie:
Today is the last day to get the October “Email Players” newsletter.
Here’s what’s inside:
- How to write emails that crawl inside someone’s psychology and haunt their thoughts until they can’t resist buying from you. (I learned this by observing how a notorious “A List” Hollywood movie director cranks out high selling films even people who hate his guts can’t help but go see — works like gangbusters with emails, too).
- Why it’s not necessarily a good thing if someone says they “save” all your emails in a folder.
- The 2 most important elements that should be in (almost) ever email you send. (Most people do the second one, but hardly anyone does the first.)
- How to create a dopamine “drip” in the brains of people who read your emails so they need another hit each day (i.e. need to keep reading your emails).
- The Gene Schwartz “mousetrap” secret for selling up to 10x’s more of your products and services with just a few simple tweaks to your copy.
- What almost every single marketing email today is missing that can make you a ton of extra sales, create lots of happier customers, and give you a much bigger audience. (I learned this secret from one of the most successful Vietnam movies ever made — and it’s one of the things that makes my emails stick out from everyone else’s. You can, too, when you learn this strategy.)
- A secret sales technique (used by one the highest selling life insurance salesmen in history) that eliminates objections and lets you sell all kinds of products — and most of the time without even needing to mention a benefit or claim! (Plus, it doesn’t look “salesy” at all.)
- How to use the move “Rudy” to program your brain to come up with dozens of email and content ideas. (This was partly inspired by a teaching the world’s greatest living copywriter once taught that hardly anyone uses in emails.)
- And lots more.
This is a great “jumping on” issue for newer readers.
But, she goes to the printer tomorrow.
Get it in time here:
Ben Settle
