In the name of fairness:<\/p>\n
Below is an email written to his list about how methods did NOT work (well, briefly, at least\u2026) from a man who is a Gary Halbert and Dan Kennedy-approved marketer, Agora Financial copywriter, and one of my best marketing chums\u2026 Doberman Dan Gallapoo.<\/p>\n
After busting my chops for years about not emailing my list every day, I finally gave in.<\/strong><\/p>\n
And only a few months ago I started sending a daily email.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Guess what happened after the first month.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Nuttin\u2019 honey.<\/strong><\/p>\n
I sooooo wanted to prove Ben wrong. So I told him my results.<\/strong><\/p>\n
He told me to stop trying to sell surreptitiously, grow a pair and pitch in EVERY SINGLE EMAIL.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Since I wanted to prove him wrong, I did exactly what he said.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Guess what happened after two more weeks of daily emails… but this time with a blatant pitch in every email.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Nuttin\u2019 honey.<\/strong><\/p>\n
So I kept doing it. \u2018Cuz I couldn\u2019t wait to tell Ben his system failed.<\/strong><\/p>\n
But guess what happened two weeks later.<\/strong><\/p>\n
The floodgates were opened.<\/strong><\/p>\n
And I\u2019m happy to say that the number of knights in the Marketing Camelot has never been higher.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Ben Settle, ya big beautiful bastard. I soooooo wanted to prove you wrong.<\/strong><\/p>\n
But dammit… your email system worked.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Sure, it took a while to get it tweaked and build some momentum. But it\u2019s now generating a steady, predictable and reliable flow of new knights into my Marketing Camelot.<\/strong><\/p>\n