Back in April I got my shut-in, Grinch-like self outta my cave, onto\u00a0a plane, and traveled to Austin, Texas for a mastermind put on by\u00a0my friend and \u201cEmail Players\u201d subscriber Trevor Mauch.<\/p>\n
There were about 15 of us in that room.<\/p>\n
(Give or take.)<\/p>\n
Including one of the other guys putting it on — Patrick Riddle.<\/p>\n
Anyway, Patrick shared some great ways to write your emails to get\u00a0more attendance (a LOT more attendance) to your webinars, and make\u00a0a lot more sales to boot. In fact, I was so impressed with what he\u00a0taught, I asked for his permission to share a couple of the things\u00a0he taught us. Specifically, a couple things that go directly\u00a0against what you see practically everyone else using email to\u00a0promote their webinars doing.<\/p>\n
What are these two things?<\/p>\n
Luckily, nothing complicated.<\/p>\n
(Which is the way I likes it).<\/p>\n
In fact, they are ridiculously simple.<\/p>\n
And to prove it, I share these two tips for exploding the number\u00a0of people who attend your webinars in the July “Email Players”\u00a0issue. Including the ONE “deplorable” word that, if you use it in\u00a0your emails pitching your webinars, is killing your attendance.<\/p>\n
The ironic part:<\/p>\n
It’s a word practically everyone uses.<\/p>\n
(Even lots of webinar experts.)<\/p>\n
And it’s counter-intuitive to not use it.<\/p>\n
What is this word?<\/p>\n
And, are you using it?<\/p>\n
Only one way to find out, my little droogling.<\/p>\n
And that is to subscribe by the deadline.<\/p>\n
Go here for the details:<\/p>\n