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Jan 29, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
3 months ago, I bought @ItsKieranDrew Viral Inspiration Lab.
While the highlight of this product is the thousands of viral tweet & thread repositories we can take inspiration from...
For me, the most valuable part was his 3 pillars of magnetic writing framework.
Before knowing this framework, I don't have a good structure / system to tweet my ideas & show my expertise.
I just tweeted haphazardly.
Now, I have a system to follow to publish 15 tweets & 2 threads every week.
Jan 13, 2023 • 23 tweets • 6 min read
Using humor in emails = not treated seriously & not viewed as an authority?
Not true.
I use humor in (almost) every email.
And I make sales with them.
On the contrary... if I don't use humor, less folks engage & buy from me.
Here are 7 ideas to sprinkle humor in your emails.
🟡 Say something people THINK they know the answer to, but present something unexpected as the answer
See this email subject line:
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gordon ramsay vs my wife
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What's the 1st thing that comes to mind?
How bout:
This email is about my wife's cooking skills?
Dec 9, 2022 • 17 tweets • 5 min read
I've been sending daily emails for the past 7 months.
But first...
Most people's emails are boring.
So I wanna share how to make your emails (un)boring.
And instead make them interesting & exciting.
Here's the 1-word solution 👇
If we're boring, we're predictable -> folks quickly tune out.
No likability. No trust. No sales.
Think about jokes.
Jokes make people laugh because they're unpredictable.
So how do you become (un)predictable & (un)boring?
Nov 29, 2022 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
2 weeks ago, I sent an email to subs with this subject line:
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Yes. A dot (.)
The results? See below
But first, I did this to test my "Last Boss" hypothesis:
When you've built a reputation w/ your list & they trust you so much...
They don't look at your subject line anymore
My average open rate is ≈30% for broadcast emails.
What about this (.) subject line email?
Also ≈30%.
But how come? I thought subject line is the most important factor?
No.
The sender is.
Which is why even with a non-existent subject line, I still get typical open rates.
Nov 18, 2021 • 131 tweets • 34 min read
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