The Number One Reason Your Emails Aren't Selling
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If you're tired of sending emails people open but don't buy...
If you're tired of investing hours UPON hours trying to figure out what's wrong...
I want you to consider this ONE thing: community
If you're tired of investing hours UPON hours trying to figure out what's wrong...
I want you to consider this ONE thing: community
If you've read '1000 true fans' or already came across the term...
You know how important it is to have raving fans and a tight community.
That's where most people fail and that's why most people don't sell a lot
So here are 5 things you can do TODAY to change that...
You know how important it is to have raving fans and a tight community.
That's where most people fail and that's why most people don't sell a lot
So here are 5 things you can do TODAY to change that...
1. Play the long term game
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What I mean by this is that you have to be there for your list.
Don't be one of those people that create an email list only to forget he has one at the end of the week.
Set a schedule - and don't miss it.
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What I mean by this is that you have to be there for your list.
Don't be one of those people that create an email list only to forget he has one at the end of the week.
Set a schedule - and don't miss it.
2. Do the unscalable before trying to scale
A lot of people will tell you to SCALE, SCALE, SCALE
But the reality is having 100 hyper fans is better than 1000 non-engaged readers.
One thing I'm doing is allowing new subscribers to book a free call with me upon subscribing.
A lot of people will tell you to SCALE, SCALE, SCALE
But the reality is having 100 hyper fans is better than 1000 non-engaged readers.
One thing I'm doing is allowing new subscribers to book a free call with me upon subscribing.
3. Build a community
Let your readers make part of what you're building.
→ Ask them to reference your newsletter in exchange for something
→Ask for their opinion when you need it (include them in your decisions)
→ Ask for their feedback on your emails
Let your readers make part of what you're building.
→ Ask them to reference your newsletter in exchange for something
→Ask for their opinion when you need it (include them in your decisions)
→ Ask for their feedback on your emails
4. Have 'your thing'
Whether your thing is memes, stories, or inner jokes.
Let people know WHY you're different from others.
Whether your thing is memes, stories, or inner jokes.
Let people know WHY you're different from others.
5. Only promote products you would buy
The fastest way to destroy a long-term relationship is by trying to gain selfish short-term gains.
And this doesn't mean you should promote less, but rather that you only promote what you would buy.
The fastest way to destroy a long-term relationship is by trying to gain selfish short-term gains.
And this doesn't mean you should promote less, but rather that you only promote what you would buy.
Thank you for reading this to the end.
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