Following is a tip that\u2019ll horrify the copywriting poindexters screaming about how emails must have \u201cVALUE!\u201d in order for anyone to buy.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the scoop:<\/p>\n
One of the things that can make you a lot of the green stuff fast is blatant pitching. I\u2019m not saying to do it every day. I\u2019m not saying you should even do it very often. But, a blatant pitch can make you a lot of sales \u2014 and, make them very quickly.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s the good news.<\/p>\n
The bad news?<\/p>\n
If you do it wrong, it will make a lot of people ignore you and stop wanting to open your emails, much less look forward to reading them and wanting to buy from them.<\/p>\n
That is, unless, you possess the upcoming March \u201cEmail Players\u201d issue.<\/p>\n
Turn to page 13 and you\u2019ll learn the big secret behind writing blatant pitch emails that not only make you quick sales, but also are done in a way where people not only don\u2019t mind getting them, but will be happy to read them, and want to buy from you.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s a little ditty I learned from the late Jim Straw.<\/p>\n
He sold a lot of biz-opp type stuff.<\/p>\n
But, his emails were literally (other than one content-filled email the first day of every month) pure sales pitch.<\/p>\n
No trying to hide it.<\/p>\n
No trying to make it look informational.<\/p>\n
And, no apologizing for it.<\/p>\n
Nor did he need to.<\/p>\n
Why?<\/p>\n
Because he did what I\u2019m going to show you in the March issue, which you only have 4 more days to subscribe to in time to get it.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the jolly ol\u2019 link:<\/p>\n