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Wanna add $1/subscriber/month to your email income in one day?
Not sure whether to offer this or not... Vote below and help me decide por favor! If you'd be down to add $1/email subscriber/month to your email income... I'm thinking of opening up a 1-day intensive where we... ➕ tweak your email copy ➕ multiply your offers ➕ fix your pricing ➕ plan out real email promos ... and maybe do some advanced stuff also. If I did it... I'd make it super easy to say, "YES." Whatcha think?
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41 members have voted
1 like • Sep 24
@Nick Bandy yes, I'm down 🙌
Would you take me up on this offer?
If I offered to help you write daily emails and critique every single word of those emails for 30 days straight... So you build the habit of crafting emails daily (and make money in the meantime)... Would you take me up on this offer? And if yes, how much will you pay for such an opportunity?
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2 likes • Sep 22
I've also done "pay what you want offers" in the past, and have always been pleasantly surprised. Yes, you'll get cheap skates who only pay a buck, but you'll get a lot more people pay in the middle, and some people way above what you were thinking.
2 likes • Sep 23
@Svetoslav Dimitrov ya, man. I use ThriveCart... but it's kind of a pain to set up lol
Image Question
I know some folks use Berserker Email, which prevents you from uploading images in emails. But in general, do you add images to your emails (if you can)? I like sharing one or two from time to time. But it's mostly text that I send. Also, do you use any templates for your email design or it's just plain HTML text?
1 like • Sep 18
I use plain text only, as I use BerserkerMail. In saying that, the argument for not using images is because it improves deliverability. Not sure if that's the case, since I use BM and have had deliverability issues in the past. At least, no more than when I user kit, or even other ESP's for clients. Don't think that argument holds up anymore since all the email changes back in early 2025 (needing DKIM, Dmarc, SPF, and one click unsubscribe with over 5k subs).
Co-create a LIST-GROWING Substack with me (writing it optional)
One of my readers recently wrote me to say he went from an email list of 72 people, two years ago... ... to an email list 12,000 people, today. (He's living off this email list now.) Most of that growth was due to Substack, and most of it (on the order of 8,000 subs) has been only since the start of this year. I am going to take advantage of this and start up a Substack newsletter myself, most likely about persuasion and influence. (I like the idea of writing longer-form stuff, and I have plenty of content that could be reused to create a bunch of cool posts quickly, without a ton of new writing.) If I were to auction off co-creation rights for this Substack newsletter... ... so YOU could also grow your list with engaged readers (click and see PICs below for how)... ... so you could get your name out there to tens or possibly hundreds of thousands of potential fans, customers, and clients... ... and so you could grow your expertise, writing ability, and clout with my direct support and endorsement... ... would you bid a buck? 👇👇👇
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Co-create a LIST-GROWING Substack with me (writing it optional)
3 likes • Sep 10
I'm in 🙌 Also, let me know if you want to swap recommendations. It's one of the best "under-the-radar" ways to grow on their. I doubled my list on 6 months there towards the end of last year.
Here's how to add one more email to your weekly schedule (and build a deeper connection with your audience)
Seeing @Maliha M mention Justin Goff recently, I wanted to share what I've swiped from him. Now, if you don't know Justin, he used to be one of the most active email marketers in the copywriting niche. He was emailing daily, and regularly pulling out $50K+ per month from his list. Well, one of the emails he used to send (before he "retired") was "3 random things on my mind". Basically, he'd talk about... well, 3 random things on his mind :-) And that was a very cool email. I loved it so much I started doing it as well. And save for some exceptions when I have a big promo, I've been doing it every Saturday for 3+ years now. Well, a lot of folks who read my emails tell me they're always excited to read my Saturday email. Why? Because that's one way to get to know the person on the other side of the screen more. I love it. My audience loves it. And I don't need to always think about a marketing lesson in every single email I send. So, I highly suggest you think of something similar if you want to: 1) Write more emails. 2) Get to know your audience better.
4 likes • Sep 5
I remember Justin doing this, but I also love the ones you send, too. I actually have a "Svet file" in my Gmail where I save my favorite ones lol I think I'll do something similar when I get my list up an running again.
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Peter Reginella
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Former-Award-Winning Mechanic, turned Marketing Strategist and Copywriter.

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Joined Oct 26, 2025
Barrie Ontario Canada
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