A while back a bloke asked for help about his funnel using daily emails.<\/p>\n
He wanted to know:<\/p>\n
Should I do 4 emails and something along the lines of:<\/strong><\/p>\n
Email #1) Present a problem<\/strong>
\nEmail #2) Agitate the problem<\/strong>
\nEmail #3) Present the solution<\/strong>
\nEmail #4) One last email on Fear of Loss (or something) to those who have not clicked the affiliate link?<\/strong><\/p>\nThanks for letting me at least “vent” or something.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Any help would be great!<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
To which I (mercifully) said:<\/p>\n
\u201cYou’re making this way too complicated.\u201d<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
And then, went on to give him advice on how to approach this using sound marketing principles, and not the typical goo-roo tactics he was attacking the problem with, which was just confusing him, making it harder, and severely reducing his potential box office gross with that campaign.<\/p>\n
And guess what?<\/p>\n
Part of my reply was what I did to sell a product as an affiliate for Danny Iny at that very time.<\/p>\n
Advice that got (according to Danny) way above average sales.<\/p>\n
All using simple principles.<\/p>\n
Hardly anyone understands this on the Internet.<\/p>\n
And that is because because virtually everyone \u2014 if you learn only from other \u201conline\u201d guys and ghouls \u2014 has been taught a tactic-based way of marketing vs principal-based.<\/p>\n
I see it in everyone’s emails.<\/p>\n
In their ads.<\/p>\n
I their advice.<\/p>\n
And, yes, it’s killing everyone’s sales.<\/p>\n
The exact advice I gave the guy above is in the January \u201cEmail Players\u201d issue, word for word, and anyone can use it to write more profitable email blasts, auto-responders, sales copy, video scripts, and anything else you do.<\/p>\n
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