So I got a cool testimonial last weekend.<\/p>\n
It was sent via Facebook from new “Email Players” subscriber Bob Clarke. <\/p>\n
And, it proves beyond a shadow of a doubt my anti-professional\/antipreneur philosophy is profitable (if done correctly, and you have the kind of bid’niz that lends itself to this kind of unruly behavior…)<\/p>\n
Want to see it?<\/p>\n
Alright, check out these melons:<\/p>\n
“Hey Ben, recently signed up for Email players, thought I’d connect here. Funny story… when I first started online a couple of years ago I subscribed to your stuff. I replied to one of your emails and told you that you send too many emails. Too overwhelming. You told me to get off your list. LOL classic. Happily I found my way back. I don’t always agree with you, but I do look forward to my Ben Settle emails every day.”<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
That’s what I’m talkin’ about.<\/p>\n
Lots of people “cheat” on me, leave, and read other emails.<\/p>\n
But a ho’ bunch come back, too.<\/p>\n
In some cases, they even buy.<\/p>\n
And guess what?<\/p>\n
They do it because when I do things like tell people who complain about getting too many emails to get off my list (to get off my LAWN), I don’t do it tactically or to be a jerk.<\/p>\n
It’s simply the ethic I do bid’niz by.<\/p>\n
And when the “prodigals” return?<\/p>\n
I take ’em back, and all is good.<\/p>\n
Anyway, this philosophy is embedded in all my products.<\/p>\n
(Not just “Email Players”.)<\/p>\n
You can see ’em listed here:<\/p>\n