\u201cEmail Players\u201d subscriber John Hillage says on Facebook:<\/p>\n
Quick testimonial. On a week’s holiday. Last week wanted to fund\u00a0it. Short on time. Did a product sale of a 27 dollar report. Used\u00a0Ben’s tactics of web M.D. ____ emails plus stories from ____\u00a0emails. Put a bullet based quick sales letter up. Used Ben’s\u00a0bullets newsletter. Normally takes me weeks to write a letter. Got\u00a0it done in 6 hours. Emailing daily has definitely sharpened my\u00a0letter writing. Result- 40+ sales to the least responsive part of\u00a0list (best customers already got it). Holiday rental paid. Thanks\u00a0Ben.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Thaaaaaat\u2019s my boy.<\/p>\n
Your milage will vary, of course.<\/p>\n
But when you do email right, have a responsive list, and sell\u00a0products they want, things like vacations don\u2019t have to be slapped\u00a0on a credit card or stressed over to pay for.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the attitude to have:<\/p>\n
Want to go to Hawaii for a week first class?<\/p>\n
Write some emails.<\/p>\n
Need some quick cash flow?<\/p>\n
Write some emails.<\/p>\n
See a cause you want to contribute to?<\/p>\n
Write some emails.<\/p>\n
I think (and I’m right) everyone in business should think this way:\u00a0If you want something, belt out an offer and pay for it. It’s not\u00a0brain surgery, and can be a lot of fun if you know what you’re\u00a0doing.<\/p>\n
Next \u201cEmail Players\u201d issue goes to print soon.<\/p>\n
Tell your travel agent to standby and go here:<\/p>\n