Once upon a time I got asked about clients.<\/p>\n
It was from an “Email Players” subscriber.<\/p>\n
And, he asked how he could convince his client (who has a list of\u00a0100k+) to mail daily using my methodology. He tried edu-ma-cating\u00a0the client on the benefits… but Mr. Client ignorantly assumes\u00a0daily is too much and will only hurt him.<\/p>\n
My answer?<\/p>\n
Probably, he can\u2019t convince him<\/span>.<\/strong><\/p>\n In fact, I’d say it’s a lost cause.<\/p>\n Why?<\/p>\n Because if his client isn’t smart enough to test it for at least,\u00a0say, a few weeks, even if incrementally (start with 3 emails per\u00a0week, then 5, then 7… and track sales) it\u2019s not worth the time\u00a0and energy trying to convince him.<\/p>\n Mr. Client is playing not to lose instead of playing to win.<\/p>\n Common for people with big lists and egos.<\/p>\n And, one of the reasons I abhor client work.<\/p>\n (Yes, I know there are good clients out there… I had some great\u00a0ones… so mostly I’m showing my own biases as far as how I dislike\u00a0authority of any kind, but whatevs.)<\/p>\n Anyway, if are you a freelancer who wants out?<\/p>\n Who wants to sell your own stuff?<\/p>\n And, who wants to do it fast?<\/p>\n Then check out “Email Players”.<\/p>\n Email liberated me from client work.<\/p>\n And, I reckon it can do the same for you, too.<\/p>\n All you need is:<\/p>\n 1. An offer people want Of course, you need a backend in place, too.<\/p>\n But, that’s marketing 101, right?<\/p>\n Anyway.<\/p>\n If you want in, go here:<\/p>\n
\n2. A list (even if small, as long as you’re growing it)
\n3. The will to email aggressively<\/p>\n