UPDATE FOLLOWING VITRIOL WEDNESDAY: Thanks to everyone who participated. For 24 hours, we roasted, very mildly, the winner. As promised, the Vitriol Wednesday post and all the comments have been deleted to protect the vitriolic. Frankly, it's not an experiment I plan to repeat... but it was worth doing one time. ***** In another thread about joint group projects, @Robin Timmers suggests: "Let’s all verbally attack the same guru." Let it never be said I don't take member suggestions seriously or that I don't implement them quickly. So at the risk of completely going against the vibe of this community, and of poisoning the well of promising future relationships forever... I designate next Wednesday "Vitriol Wednesday," where we can all pile on and say nasty things about some guru who really rubs us the wrong way. But who is that? Who should we pick? Who do you ☠️LOVE🐀? Cast your vote below, and as always, it will influence reality

Am I writing too much for my opt-in? I've seen the other opt-in pages here and it's a lot simplistic, brief and to the point. I'm just a content creator who happened to stumble into the world of daily emailing, so any advice is appreciated :)

Time for the Episode 2 of the reality TV show known as Daily Email House! As you might know, last month I ran an auction here in Daily Email House. It went purty good. The winning bid was $31k. The winning bidder was @Nick Bandy, who I endorse for President and also to guide you to bigger, better clients and more stability. All that was Episode 1 of Bejako Reality TV. In the aftermath of Episode 1, I had a number of people reach out and say... "Yeah auctions are good and all, BUT what if you're not auctioning off custom, unique, done-with-you stuff? What if you've got, say, a course, which has infinite copies? How do you auction that off, huh? I could tell ya. But I'd rather show ya. And that's why I'm gonna hold: Episode 2: An EVERYONE CAN WIN auction! Along with people asking me how to auction off courses and such, lots of people asked me to create a course on how to run an auction. To everyone who wrote me that, I said that will not be happening, because that course already exists, and it's the course I myself followed in running my auction. And combining those two ideas — a course on how to run auctions, and an auction for a course — we get the main plot line of Episode 2. Here's what's on offer: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1. The "24 HOUR FUN AUCTION" training ===> This training was originally ONLY available inside Travis Sago's $2k/year Royalty Ronin community ===> I followed Travis's training STEP BY STEP in running my own auction, and Travis's auction secrets are absolutely responsible for this auction going up to $31k the way it did. ====> Everybody else who you might have seen running an auction lately is following this same blueprint — because it works! 2. My own notes on Travis's "24 HOUR FUN AUCTION" training ====> I went through this training twice: once before my auction, and once after the auction, with new understanding. I'll share with you everything I think is key in this training 3. Everything I learned from my own auction (51 points)

I know at least a few people here (and a lot in total) write sales pages in Google Docs and send traffic to that doc instead building it inside their website. For those people, I have a question. Do you care that it's Google docs? Meaning, if you could write your page in Google docs and then snap your finger and have it published on your website too, designed and sleek, would you do it? Or does it not make a difference for you? And to people who publish their sales pages on their website: Would it make things faster/easier if you just wrote it in a Google doc and it was immediately transferred to your website?

I'm still finding confetti around my terrace from the close of the pool party on Thursday night... I also still have to return the plastic patio furniture I borrowed from the neighbors. But I am slowly working my way through the list of todo items that piled up after the party and auction. Now it's time to take care of a MAJOR outstanding item. Rewind back to hour three of the party, around 8:30pm my time, on Wednesday night... @Thomas Lalas wrote the following: "At this point I've read SO many funny + creative comments, I think it's worth putting a prize for the funniest comment." In my party high, I immediately agreed to this great suggestion. Yesterday, as I reread the comments, a clear winner emerged. And so, after only a few days' delay, I would now like to OFFICIALLY announce the WINNER of the prestigious "Inaugural Pool Party Funniest Comment" award... [drum roll please] [camera switches between various nominees] [opening the envelope] 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄 🎈🎈🎈 @Filip Stilin!!! 🎪🎪🎪 👑👑👑👑👑👑 👑👑👑👑👑👑 Filip wrote multiple funny comments throughout the pool party. But one that seems to have gotten the most laughs, at least what I can tell with my not-particularly-careful tallying, was: "@Gc Tsalamagkakis Subject line: He auctioned his CAT?!?!" This was one of several inside jokes that developed throughout this party. GC was bidding and moving house at the same time. He included pics of his move, one of which featured a cat carrying case... but no cat. Hence Filip's comment above. (Not so funny now? Such is the nature of humor. I guess you had to be there.) As a prize for boosting the overall party vibe of our first pool party, Filip wins: 1. The title of "Grand Comment Poo-Bah" for the rest of 2025 2. A physical copy of my favorite comedy book. I won't say what it is, but it's influenced my writing as much as any copywriting or marketing book I've ever read. (Filip, I will be in touch by DM to find out where can send it)