If last night\u2019s email about the bartending pastor who uses \u201cEmail Players\u201d to make extra cash to support his family doesn\u2019t rile up the people I was hoping it\u2019d rile up, maybe this will:<\/p>\n
My views on the movie \u201cParanormal Activity\u201d\u2026<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the blood-curdling scoop:<\/p>\n
I once got into a conversation about the movie \u201cParanormal Activity.\u201d If you have no seen it, it was a smash hit movie that pulled $194 million on a tiny $11,000 shoestring budget. It is about a San Diego couple haunted and tormented by a demonic entity, in the same kind of \u201cfound movie footage\u201d style as the \u201cBlair Witch Project\u201d.<\/p>\n
Anyway, I always thought it would have been a great sales letter.<\/p>\n
Specifically, for Christian evangelists and churches<\/p>\n
Why?<\/p>\n
Because the story uses the same secret email and copywriting method I talked about last week that Black Mirror and a select other highly popular (and profitable) movies and TV shows use, but that nary a copywriting teacher, book, or seminar even mentions, must less uses.<\/p>\n
A secret I\u2019ve used to make all kinds of extra sales.<\/p>\n
In all kinds of markets.<\/p>\n
And, for all kinds of different products.<\/p>\n
Frankly, the sales this tip can make people works so fast, it can almost be creepy.<\/p>\n
And, it\u2019s something I talk about (with lots of examples) in details in the November \u201cEmail Players\u201d issue, which goes to the printer tomorrow.<\/p>\n
After that?<\/p>\n
It\u2019ll be too late to get your claws on it.<\/p>\n
To subscribe before tomorrow’s deadline, go here immediately:<\/p>\n