It’s kinda funny when\u00a0this shows up in broadcast\/auto-responder emails:<\/p>\n
Sent from my iPhone<\/strong><\/p>\n
If you wish to stop receiving our emails or change your\u00a0subscription options, please Manage Your Subscription<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Not that you asked for it.<\/p>\n
But, I’ll give my opinion anyway:<\/p>\n
You’ll make far more sales spending time learning how to write\u00a0better emails than you will spending time thinking up tricks like\u00a0inserting “sent from my iPhone” in your broadcast, auto-respondered\u00a0emails to try to make them look personal.<\/p>\n
(And not like broadcast\/auto-respondered emails.)<\/p>\n
I’m not sure what’s more amusing:<\/p>\n
That the iPhone thing\u00a0might actually increase clicks.<\/p>\n
(Depending on the market.)<\/p>\n
Or there are people stoopid enough to fall for it.<\/p>\n
Ah well.<\/p>\n
Enough feeling sorry for myself.<\/p>\n
Let’s talk about something important:<\/p>\n
The March “Email Players” issue includes a section that is perfect\u00a0for people who do webinars and want to double (even triple) profits\u00a0from them. It’s a secret that was discovered waaaaaaay back in\u00a01949, was adapted as a copywriting technique by an old-school ad\u00a0man, and, I have found, makes webinar sales go through the roof.<\/p>\n
(Especially if you’re an affiliate sending your list to a webinar.)<\/p>\n
Best part:<\/p>\n
It’s easy to implement.<\/p>\n
(If you but follow my simple instructions.)<\/p>\n
What is this technique?<\/p>\n
Who was this mysterious ad man?<\/p>\n
And, how can you use it?<\/p>\n
Patience!<\/p>\n
All your questions to be answered in\u00a0in the March issue.<\/p>\n
Subscribe in time to get it here:<\/p>\n