January 23rd, 2023
Share a picture of your workspace. And then segue into whatever you need to promo. A new blog post. A flash sale. Your Instagram. Whatever.
Share a picture of your workspace. And then segue into whatever you need to promo. A new blog post. A flash sale. Your Instagram. Whatever.
Doubling down on something in the near future? Or branching out into something new? Gain the most amount of interest by sharing your intentions in a fun way.
Share your second best piece of advice in this email. It’s a little fun, which will get people to open. PLUS sell in this email if that feels right for you.
This one is a mix of motivation, encouragement, and comfort. It’s super short and should give your readers hope. Optional sales message at the end.
Share a little gratitude with this email…just a few things you’re grateful for having in your life since you started your business/became involved in the work you do today. Invite your subscribers to share something they’re grateful for in return.
Use this as a newsletter or sales email. List out the top 3 objections your ideal customer has to your solution. Show them that it’s totally normal. And then share how you help them overcome each obstacle to get them what they really want.
This email is a simple “Christmas in July” sales email. Either give a discount or throw in an extra “goodie” on an existing product and see what happens this week. Side note: you don’t have to mention Christmas if that’s not your thing.
This is the exact sequence I used during my first course launch. Remember, I had 141 people on the waitlist and I made 141 sales. WARNING: this will only work if you’re people have properly gone through The Email Staircase.
Before the sale, you should try to answer any objections upfront. That’s what this email is all about.