The other week I brain farted out 9 words:<\/p>\n
(in an email)<\/p>\n
\u201cIf it ain\u2019t fun to write, toss it out.\u201d<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
“Email Players” subscriber Andrea Tomio replied:<\/p>\n
\u201cAnd there are people that say you don’t give “value” in your emails. I own all the major email marketing courses (paid lots of cash for them) and NOBODY is saying the above. (potentially worth more than the price of a whole course). Plus your email players book and your newsletter were the only ones than motivated me to actually implement (because of simplicity).\u201d<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
’nuff said.<\/p>\n
Another brain fart:<\/p>\n
It endlessly amuses me how many people are infatuated with complicated, and stubbornly insist they won’t succeed unless their business is wrapped up in a 17-step sales funnel, run by multiple “tech-unfriendly” shopping cart programs that need professional programers to manage, hooked up to half a dozen different split testing and analytics programs, all being overseen by a high priced coach and judged by the random opinions of an even higher priced mastermind full of people who aren’t even in the same market as them.<\/p>\n
When, in many cases, it’s the simple & *actionable* things that have the most impact.<\/p>\n
All right, enough amusement for my soul.<\/p>\n
On to the important stuff.<\/p>\n
The sales pitch:<\/p>\n
To start learning the simplicity of making a ton of sales using easy-to-write, plain text emails people love to read and buy from, check out the \u201cEmail Players\u201d newsletter right here:<\/p>\n