The August “Email Players” issue goes to the printer tomorrow.
Here’s what’s inside:
- What “eloquent profanity” is… and how to use it to quickly multiply your sales — no matter what kind of product you sell or how prude your market is. (The great General Patton used this persuasion secret to save lives during World War 2 — and it works like gangbusters in email, too.)
- A swipe file of slang words that can instantly make your emails more entertaining, fun to read, and, yes, profitable.
- A “nuclear option” subject line that is almost guaranteed to get your emails read — even from people who always ignore your emails. (Downside is… you can probably only use this subject line once, so use it wisely.)
- How to perk up even the dullest emails so people look forward to reading (and buying) from them.
- A “counterintuitive” persuasion tactic so potent… people sometimes even PAY to be sold to this way. (The late great Gary Halbert used this secret in one bullet point buried in an ad and it caused sales to come in for up to a YEAR later. Best part: It works even better in emails — yet hardly anyone uses it.)
- How to use email to “flip” 1-star Kindle troll reviews into 5-star sales. (I have used this to get people to not only buy more of my Kindle books… but to even prompt 1-star review trolls to change their reviews to 4 and 5 stars. If you sell on Kindle you’ll never worry about 1-star reviews again after this.)
- A bonus training from one of the world’s top Facebook advertisers on how to get all the quality traffic you can stomach — cheap.
- And lotza more…
She goes to the printer tomorrow.
After that, it’ll be too late to get it.
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Ben Settle
