An explanation is long overdo…<\/p>\n
Nearly every week someone asks if they join “Email Players” do they get the back issues, etc.<\/p>\n
The answer is…<\/p>\n
No.<\/p>\n
I realize mine’s not the goo-roo way.<\/p>\n
You know — letting new members access content free others had to pay for.<\/p>\n
But really, it’s insulting to current subscribers.<\/strong><\/p>\n Many Email Players subscribers have been around since day 1.<\/p>\n How does giving others free what they paid for show them loyalty?<\/p>\n Answer:<\/p>\n It doesn’t show loyalty.<\/p>\n It shows I’m willing to sell out for a few extra dineros.<\/p>\n Fact is, I could probably make substantially more sales if I did the goo-roo thang and gave people instant access to pdf’s of the back issues upon subscribing or allowing new subscribers to buy back issues at a big discount or whatever. <\/p>\n And I suspect sales would double. <\/p>\n But, so would the number of people who I don’t want subscribing and actively try to turn off in the sales letter.<\/p>\n More:<\/p>\n I wouldn’t be doing anyone any favors with the goo-roo thing anyway.<\/strong><\/p>\n I’ve been publishing “Email Players” since August, 2011.<\/p>\n And I’ve noticed people who sign up “just to get the free stuff!!” are clueless about succeeding at anything. <\/p>\n They don’t have the right mindset. <\/p>\n They look at info products as a cost instead of an investment that can (and should) pay them far more than their monthly subscription. <\/p>\n Frankly, just applying (for example) the 30-day challenge or modeling\/adapting the emails I show as examples EACH month in your own voice for your product and market can save you a ton of time and yield a nice ROI.<\/p>\n I don’t know how to make it more simple.<\/p>\n But, maybe that’s the problem?<\/p>\n I’m not complicating it and “goo-rooing” it up.<\/p>\n People tend to value the complicated more than the simple, after all.<\/p>\n And I want nothing to do with them types.<\/p>\n If you want complicated get thee elsewhere.<\/p>\n I don’t play that.<\/p>\n If you want simple and proven, check out:<\/p>\n