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Last weekend, I created a new course, Reader That was the easy bit. Next step is writing the launch emails 😐🫣🤷♀️ I'd rather not. So, instead, I've written a blog post about how to write cringe-free launch emails. Want to work with me 1-1 to plan your next launch or promotion? Book a 20-minute Unjumble here. - I'd much rather work on your launch than mine. P.S. The new course is called (after your votes) Listen Up: A guide to discovering what your audience really wants, needs, and thinks about. Passholders, you've got early access here. Everyone else - it'll be available from early June - click here to be notified as soon as it goes on sale. Can't wait? Become an All Access Passholder here. |
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Imagine doing what it takes to get people's attention, building a connection with them, developing trust, and then after all that effort, sending them off to a rubbish sales page that’s pitching an offer they don’t really want. Of course, you wouldn’t do that on purpose Reader - it would be a total waste of your effort, and their time. But you may be directing your online audience to a sales page that could be better, that’s pitching an offer that could be more attractive. Your marketing...
My brain has a mighty powerful But Why Reflex, Reader If someone tells me to do something, it is very difficult for me to do that thing if I don't understand the logic behind why we’re doing it. I’ve been making money online for more than 15 years, and in all that time, I have really struggled with using urgency to sell. I know that it works. I know that it’ll help me make more sales, so I’ll be helping more people. I know that some buyers find it helpful to have a set window of time in which...
‘Won’t someone just use AI to do/learn this?’ If you’ve had this concern 👆 Reader, you’re not alone. I hear this from mentoring clients, or during Passholder Q&A days at least once a month. Firstly, let’s knock this problem back down to a reasonable size…. You’re over-estimating people’s willingness and ability to use AI to solve their problems. You’re wildly over-estimating AI’s ability to be helpful. We have been here before with a similar concern of: ‘won’t people just Google it?’ Now...