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You would have purchased and went about your day.
But.. the sales person HELPED EDUCATE and point you to the right instastore review for your
problem even though he lost the sale.
I don’t know about you, but I appreciate this when it happens and I will never forget it.
You pretty much win my loyalty right then and there, and I will never forget it.
You can use this same strategy when sending customers and readers to "outside"
websites...Just make sure you send them somewhere valuable.
If you have no product to sell in your email and you think you have to send them an
offer for the sake of sending an offer....please think twice about what you send. (This is
one of the biggest mistakes you can make) Let me explain.
I was on one instastore review where the guy sent me to a super crappy product and horrible over
hyped pitch!! It was the worst outdated sales pitch I have ever seen.
The guy was obviously a newbie who bought some “gurus” how to book and quickly
whipped up a website and sales video with no true thought put behind it.
I lost all respect and credibility that the list owner ever had or ever was going to get.
He lost hundreds of potential dollars because little did he know, I was thinking of
buying one of his products.
But instead of patience, and a little quality control, he rushed and sent me to some
crappy affiliate site just because he had to fill his autoresponder up.
Think lifetime customer value.
Would you rather have a one time “fast” sale today, for 20 bucks or would you prefer
“slower” but consistent repeat sales over the course of a year?
Its the sprinter vs the marathoner.
Signatures & P.S.
This can be the second most important part of your email copy. The headline and the
post script..Studies show that readers are reading the headline and then skipping right
to the P.S.
This is a great opportunity to summarize exactly what you provided in the email body.
A few of the things that work really well in the P.S. line are:
• Giving an an incentive.
ExampleP.S. If you purchase right now, I will even throw in a Free Gift, valued at over $45.00.
But you have to hurry! I only have a few of these left and I'd like to make sure youget
one. (Insert your URL here)
• Include a testimony.
Example
P.S. One more instastore review . Sally Johnson from the Example Company had this to say
about our unique problem solving product: “At first I was leery. I mean, there’s always a
catch right? well not with ABC problem solving product, It worked exactly as
advertised and I am extremely happy!. I told all my friends about it.” Click below to find
out what even more satisfied customers have to say about ABC problem solving
solution (Embed the URL here)
• Expand on the urgency of the offer.
Example
P.S. Did I mention that if you are the first of40 people to contact us for this offer, you
will get an additional 30% off? Find out now if you’re one of the few lucky ones. (Insert
your URL here)
• Emphasize the main selling point again.
Example
P.S. As a reminder, this product/service will not only save you money, but it will save
you time, something just, if not more, valuable! (Insert your URL here)
I don’t like the whole P.P.S and P.P.Ps, I mean when will it end?
I'm still waiting to see the P.P.P.P.P.P.P.'s. Its getting overdone and starting to lose its
effectiveness. I prefer one P.S and move on.
I also like to put the P.S. In BOLD.
A Few Tips on Writing 'Cutting Edge 'Email Copy
• Funny stories
If you have a funny story, try to combine it with an email about a cool product that is
useful. People like to laugh, it's entertaining.
• Check the daily news wires for any relevant instastore review.
You may find a great useful story that applies to your niche. If new study about weight
loss comes out and your customers can benefit from this, then by all means use.
• Famous quotesFind a famous quote and see if you can make it relate to a product or service you are
offering. People love motivational, inspirational and funny quotes.
Find a great one and base an email around. One thing though, don't over do it. Use this
theme intermittently.
• Use the use 80/20 principal.
80% Content vs 20% Promotion. The promotion is only there to back up and add to the
content
• Use the word "you" more than "we" or "I".
No one care about us and how great we are. They care about themselves and what
We can do for THEM.
• Avoid Acronyms
Not everyone knows what IMHO (in my honest opinion) or FWIW (for what it's worth)
mean. Reading acronyms slows down the reader, making reading difficult.
We never want to slow the reader down. This is a no no.
• Be Careful with Punctuation
Punctuation works well, but don’t go overboard with the exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!! and
the Question marks?????????
Its best used in moderation. It can be distracting and waste of time and vital email
space.
• Know Your audience
Before you sit down to write your emails, you should know a few things about your
audience. You should know some basic demographics and try to understand who you
are speaking to.
• Make a list
List the problems and solutions that your customers may experience..make columns.
This will help you when writing your emails
• Use Intellectual, Empathetic and Spiritual Words
They are proven to stimulate a good response. Try throwing them in wherever you can
and it makes sense.
• Test
You hear this a lot because it works. Test various thing within your emails, such as
headlines, call to action, P.S lines.Eventually, after a bit of testing, you will intuitively know what type of emails your
customers respond to.
• Have fun
Don’t be afraid to make mistakes and most importantly, don’t give up.
But.. the sales person HELPED EDUCATE and point you to the right instastore review for your
problem even though he lost the sale.
I don’t know about you, but I appreciate this when it happens and I will never forget it.
You pretty much win my loyalty right then and there, and I will never forget it.
You can use this same strategy when sending customers and readers to "outside"
websites...Just make sure you send them somewhere valuable.
If you have no product to sell in your email and you think you have to send them an
offer for the sake of sending an offer....please think twice about what you send. (This is
one of the biggest mistakes you can make) Let me explain.
I was on one instastore review where the guy sent me to a super crappy product and horrible over
hyped pitch!! It was the worst outdated sales pitch I have ever seen.
The guy was obviously a newbie who bought some “gurus” how to book and quickly
whipped up a website and sales video with no true thought put behind it.
I lost all respect and credibility that the list owner ever had or ever was going to get.
He lost hundreds of potential dollars because little did he know, I was thinking of
buying one of his products.
But instead of patience, and a little quality control, he rushed and sent me to some
crappy affiliate site just because he had to fill his autoresponder up.
Think lifetime customer value.
Would you rather have a one time “fast” sale today, for 20 bucks or would you prefer
“slower” but consistent repeat sales over the course of a year?
Its the sprinter vs the marathoner.
Signatures & P.S.
This can be the second most important part of your email copy. The headline and the
post script..Studies show that readers are reading the headline and then skipping right
to the P.S.
This is a great opportunity to summarize exactly what you provided in the email body.
A few of the things that work really well in the P.S. line are:
• Giving an an incentive.
ExampleP.S. If you purchase right now, I will even throw in a Free Gift, valued at over $45.00.
But you have to hurry! I only have a few of these left and I'd like to make sure youget
one. (Insert your URL here)
• Include a testimony.
Example
P.S. One more instastore review . Sally Johnson from the Example Company had this to say
about our unique problem solving product: “At first I was leery. I mean, there’s always a
catch right? well not with ABC problem solving product, It worked exactly as
advertised and I am extremely happy!. I told all my friends about it.” Click below to find
out what even more satisfied customers have to say about ABC problem solving
solution (Embed the URL here)
• Expand on the urgency of the offer.
Example
P.S. Did I mention that if you are the first of40 people to contact us for this offer, you
will get an additional 30% off? Find out now if you’re one of the few lucky ones. (Insert
your URL here)
• Emphasize the main selling point again.
Example
P.S. As a reminder, this product/service will not only save you money, but it will save
you time, something just, if not more, valuable! (Insert your URL here)
I don’t like the whole P.P.S and P.P.Ps, I mean when will it end?
I'm still waiting to see the P.P.P.P.P.P.P.'s. Its getting overdone and starting to lose its
effectiveness. I prefer one P.S and move on.
I also like to put the P.S. In BOLD.
A Few Tips on Writing 'Cutting Edge 'Email Copy
• Funny stories
If you have a funny story, try to combine it with an email about a cool product that is
useful. People like to laugh, it's entertaining.
• Check the daily news wires for any relevant instastore review.
You may find a great useful story that applies to your niche. If new study about weight
loss comes out and your customers can benefit from this, then by all means use.
• Famous quotesFind a famous quote and see if you can make it relate to a product or service you are
offering. People love motivational, inspirational and funny quotes.
Find a great one and base an email around. One thing though, don't over do it. Use this
theme intermittently.
• Use the use 80/20 principal.
80% Content vs 20% Promotion. The promotion is only there to back up and add to the
content
• Use the word "you" more than "we" or "I".
No one care about us and how great we are. They care about themselves and what
We can do for THEM.
• Avoid Acronyms
Not everyone knows what IMHO (in my honest opinion) or FWIW (for what it's worth)
mean. Reading acronyms slows down the reader, making reading difficult.
We never want to slow the reader down. This is a no no.
• Be Careful with Punctuation
Punctuation works well, but don’t go overboard with the exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!! and
the Question marks?????????
Its best used in moderation. It can be distracting and waste of time and vital email
space.
• Know Your audience
Before you sit down to write your emails, you should know a few things about your
audience. You should know some basic demographics and try to understand who you
are speaking to.
• Make a list
List the problems and solutions that your customers may experience..make columns.
This will help you when writing your emails
• Use Intellectual, Empathetic and Spiritual Words
They are proven to stimulate a good response. Try throwing them in wherever you can
and it makes sense.
• Test
You hear this a lot because it works. Test various thing within your emails, such as
headlines, call to action, P.S lines.Eventually, after a bit of testing, you will intuitively know what type of emails your
customers respond to.
• Have fun
Don’t be afraid to make mistakes and most importantly, don’t give up.
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