I don’t hide the fact “Email Players” is pricey.<\/p>\n
But, what many of my price sensitive website subscribers don’t realize is, it should not “cost” you anything. The whole point is to get your issue by mail each month, rip it open, read it (very important…) and then APPLY what’s inside.<\/p>\n
Doing so should make the price tag irrelevant.<\/p>\n
Why?<\/p>\n
Because email is immediately applicable.<\/p>\n
And if you make at least $97 back it didn’t “cost” anything.<\/p>\n
It was essentially free.<\/p>\n
Or (most likely) MADE you a profit.<\/p>\n
(So it’s like buying money at a discount…)<\/p>\n
There are no guarantees of success, of course.<\/p>\n
But here’s an example:<\/p>\n
Remember on Christmas Eve when I sent you that email template where you give Santa advice? Here’s what happened to “Email Players” subscriber Charles Kirkland when he applied it:<\/p>\n
Dude, use this email…did a few changes to it.<\/strong> But made over $400 on Christmas day.<\/strong> That one email just paid for 4 months of your<\/strong> newsletter.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Thanks<\/strong>
\n Charles Kirkland<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\nNo too shabby, eh?<\/p>\n
And I put samples like that email in every issue.<\/p>\n
Each month I showcase real emails I’ve used illustrating the concepts and ideas I’m teaching, all of which are easily adaptable to most any market out there with a little thought.<\/p>\n
It ain’t complicated at all.<\/p>\n
In fact, it’s usually really simple.<\/p>\n
Maybe that’s the problem?<\/p>\n
Everyone wants complicated.<\/p>\n
Oh well…<\/p>\n
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