Once upon a time, my email droog Roger Haeske told me:<\/p>\n
Hi Ben,<\/strong><\/p>\n
Just watched Seinfeld last night for the first time in months.<\/strong><\/p>\n
“The Soup Nazi” episode if you must know.<\/p>\n
Anyways, I’ve realized that you’ve actually become the Seinfeld of email. What you’ve done is managed to create a whole new field within email.<\/p>\n
The strategies you use are really complex and well thought out.<\/p>\n
I doubt most people could figure out all of the stuff you’ve been doing.<\/p>\n
In fact, there’s a lot of stuff I didn’t even realize until you helped me out. And you know I’m constantly studying email courses including your course and using a lot of email in my own business.<\/p>\n
Anyways, I just wanted to congratulate you on paving the EMAIL way and truly becoming the Seinfeld of email.<\/p>\n
Cheers,<\/p>\n
Roger<\/p>\n
P.S. You’ve created a whole new art form so to speak.<\/p>\n
But after all of this pondering (also analyzed your last week of emails to determine what kind of theme elements you were using) I realized that you’ve sort of taken Seinfeld like concepts and applied it to email marketing.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Wow!<\/p>\n
That’s gotta be one of the single coolest things anyone has ever said to me. And it’s true, this really IS an art, no doubt about it.<\/p>\n
That’s why it’s not very easy to “reverse engineer.”<\/p>\n
(Although people try all the time… and fall WAY short.)<\/p>\n
Well, guess what?<\/p>\n
In just a few weeks (in the January “Email Players” issue) I’m going to hand subscribers a swipe file of ways to “segue” into the call to action.<\/p>\n
Almost nobody does this right.<\/p>\n
(Especially the Ben Settle copy cats.)<\/p>\n
Powerful information, Sunshine.<\/p>\n
And, very profitable, too.<\/p>\n
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