\u201cEmail Players\u201d subscriber Brooks Briz makes elBenbo blush:<\/p>\n
I can sum up how you’ve changed my life for the better in three ways…<\/strong><\/p>\n
* Teaching me how to become a better overall communicator so that I can serve more people effectively.<\/strong><\/p>\n
* Inspiring our business’ ongoing communications. (Our email game was mad weak and we were just booty calling haha).<\/strong><\/p>\n
* Motivating me to start my own printed newsletter around experiential leadership. <\/strong>
\nI guess it didn’t hurt that I made a hell of lot more money as a result. However, that was the outcome; not the goal.<\/strong><\/p>\nSo, yes, thank you for your influence. I don’t fall under the realm of pro copywriters or internet\/email marketers but your content is still pertinent for virtually anyone.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
It’s always good to see another “boot call” emailer (i.e. people who only mail when they have a new product to sell, treating their list like a booty call) settle down, and mailing daily.<\/p>\n
Anyway, this is more proof of the many benefits to being an \u201cEmail Players\u201d subscriber.<\/p>\n
But, only if you are willing to put in the work (and it is work), drop all the lies you tell yourself about how you can\u2019t afford it (it\u2019s $3.23 per day, even a bum rattling a coffee-stained paper cup full of change can afford it), and how you don\u2019t have time, or whatever the excuse is.<\/p>\n
This is why I say it ain\u2019t for everyone.<\/p>\n
But, for the chosen few it is intended for?<\/p>\n
Well, their success stories speak for themselves\u2026<\/p>\n
The July issue goes to the printer Saturday.<\/p>\n
To get it before the deadline, high tail it on over to this link:<\/p>\n