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138 contributions to Daily Email House
What are you doing for Black Friday (if anything)?
Any plans or thoughts? I'm not consistent when it comes to BF... Last year I promoted a Black Friday bundle set up by a dude called John McIntyre, that our John participated in, too. This year I have no plans. And I don't know if I will... unless I can do something with someone else (or someones elses)... Anyway, curious what you guys are planning, if anything (yes, I'm totally idea hunting).
What are you doing for Black Friday (if anything)?
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@Maliha M Thanks, for sure!
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@John Bejakovic People are odd
What's stopping you from emailing every day?
This is called Daily Email House. But I know less than 10 people who are sending daily emails here. So, what's stopping you from doing that? Lack of offers? Lack of practice? Something else?
5 likes • 3d
I was thinking it was a lack of incentive (at least one that's tangible in the not-too-long term). Especially when the list is small. Then I read @Maliha M 's answer. Having enough and solid offers gives me a reason to email my small list and gives me a reason to reach out to other list owners so that we can both benefit while I'm turning my small list into a big list
Thoughts on subscription terms?
I'm curious about how you guys set subscription terms and what your considerations are. I know most people offer monthly and yearly, and some people even offer a lifetime. But then folks like Ben Settle and Daniel Throssell only offer monthly. The idea of upselling folks to a yearly or lifetime is appealing to me (for cash reasons), but also... what if I regret having certain people and want to remove them for... misbehaving? Much simpler to cancel and refund monthly subscribers than longer-term subscribers. I even read two emails recently, one from Daniel Throssell and another from Alin Dragu, where they talked about misbehaving subscribers... So... anyway... what are your thoughts? How do you decide on subscription terms? If you offer a yearly or lifetime subscription, have you ever regretted letting some people in?
Thoughts on subscription terms?
5 likes • 4d
Do you have churn data? In every industry there is a point (a month) after which churn drops to almost 0. If you can find it, you can offer it as a plan. Eg in ecomm at month 4 churn halts, so after their first purchase, ideally I wanna get them on a 3-month plan
Who loves you/hates you?
Couple weeks ago, @Vasileios Apostolou gave me a nice testimonial that I turned into a promo this week, and made about $8k on. Today, I got a new subscriber to my list who apparently really doesn't like me (screenshot attached) I don't know yet how to turn that into money, but I'm thinking about it. And in the meantime, maybe it can turn into money for you. What offensive/irritating/stupid messages from readers have you gotten recently? Or what glowing/great/pleasant messages have you gotten? There's a promo or a new offer or at least an email hiding in there. Share what you've got below, and we can work on it together.
Who loves you/hates you?
2 likes • Aug 9
@John Bejakovic @Maliha M starter plan gives you cryptic messages and riddles for a secret someone on your list. Pro plan unlocks you the exact email and info
1 like • Aug 9
@John Bejakovic love it, I asked princes Diana who is on my email list as well and she likes the idea too
Thoughts on author partnership
Not related to emails, but I think there are people in this group who've written books, so figured I'd ask. What are your thoughts on partnering with authors specifically for a fixed sum of money? Kind of like newsletter ads, but can be sponsored content across websites (book reviews, author interviews, inclusion in some type of list), social media mentions, and newsletter mentions, too... I haven't really seen authors do this except for going on podcasts... And I don't think those are paid (I could be wrong?) Anyway... is this a good or a bad idea?
1 like • May 22
I thought many were doing it already. Also, I assume we're talking non fiction?
3 likes • May 22
@Maliha M I mean, I might be wrong, but that's my understanding. One thing we were doing when I was writing fiction (which could be transferred to non-fiction and inside newsletters, blogs, etc) is book swaps. You read 10k words of my book, I read 10k words of yours, we write a review for that part of the book. The platform was for serialized fiction, so you could write reviews and it would show up to which part you had read, it wasn't like we were reading half the book and reviewing all of it. But something similar could be an easy cross promo
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