I joined the watering hole session earlier and it was awesome. I got some advice on my welcome email, my offer strategy, my SKOOL strategy and my sales outreach. Literally 60 mins of pure value, if you didn't make it this time I highly recommend trying to make the next session.

Do you have a particular place where you keep track of your writing? Do you have a system for it? Does it feel organized? What's your system like these days? What do you like about it? What do you not like about it?

I'm totally off grid until August 10th or so... So if you're new here: - Check the video in the post below. - Introduce yourself. - Chek out the content. - Make friends. - Comment on other people's posts. - Ask questions. I'll hop back in and share more of the good stuff upon my return. Look forward to seeing you on the other side!

A bunch of you have said you want help coming up with ideas for your daily emails. But not just any ideas. Ideas for emails that feel as good to write as they do to read and that actually generate sales for your business. I'm about to go completely off-grid for a couple weeks, so a real challenge (daily prompts, all that) is going to have to wait until I'm back. In the meantime, I'll be dropping a few nuggets here and there in the classroom. I've created a Groundwork section inside Daily Email Ideas. The goal being to give you foundational habits that make the daily email thing easier for you. First one up: An email I used to sell my $5,000 coaching program last year without any social proof, testimonials, case studies, webinars, or even a sales page. I'll also show you how to get the most out of that email so you can do the same with your own offer. It's in the classroom now, on the premium tier. Here’s the link: https://www.skool.com/kevin/classroom/7cb99475?md=e365c8d9a1d34db0821e6f631b3713a2

I've used 'em all... I've got the ones I recommend. But what do you use? Or what would you like to start using? (I want to support specific platforms more in the technical content).