Anyone here use Beehiiv?

My WordPress site apparently has close to 2k users, none of which I've created, all of which seem to be created to hack into my site. (Screenshot attached. Just found this today.) Has anybody had this problem before? Or do you have any advice for me?

I used to get pretty bad click rates in my daily emails. Then I started doing something I learned from John, and about 3x as many people are hitting my sales pages as before. (Image attached from a recent email’s CTA section to demonstrate.) Using this “one weird trick” (lol) gets so many more eyeballs on my sales pages that it’s effectively like sending THREE emails per day, compared to my numbers last year. Can you spot the trick in action? Hint: It's NOT the "Most Valuable Email" trick. Nice try.

I assume everybody in this group is on my email list and reads my emails religiously. It's a stupid thing to assume, because I know for a fact it is not true. So, let me tell you about my current offer, the one I've been advertising to my list for the past few days, because it's something you might want, and you might be upset with me if I slip it by you. My current offer is called Daily Emails 101. As of today, the sales page for this offer is converting at over 28%, on the few hundred visitors I've driven to it so far. That's because... well, I won't tell you. If the implied promise of "Daily Emails 101" appeals to you, or if you're curious to see what a 28%-conversion-rate sales page looks like, then take a look here. Just beware, because you might find yourself pulling out your credit card. Don't say I didn't warn you.

I've bought almost all John's trainings. The one that has made the most money for me and my clients is one he no longer promotes. The training I'm talking about is Age of Insight. Seriously, nothing boosts your copy's persuasive power like giving your readers a new insight. You can sell stuff without a big idea or a unique mechanism if you deliver a new insight. Recently, one of my sales letter passed $1 million in sales. This letter starts by giving readers a new insight. More specifically, insight type number 2 from John's training. (So consider this post a thank-you to John.) Also, I'm coaching a bunch of creative strategies who work for 8- and 9-figure brands. When I review their work, I often notice that the creatives that scale are those delivering new insights. Usually the winning creatives use insight type number 1. There's also an insight type number 3. Which is harder to pull off but it might be the most effective. In fact, the idea that landed me a job at Agora as a newbie copywriter was an insight of that type. (At the time I didn't know of John, so I just developed this idea instictually. But now that I'm aware of this type of insight, I can develop these ideas more often) Anyway… If you want to make more money from your marketing – or make your content more interesting – beg John to start selling Age of Insight again.