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Do they disappear forever? Because if they do… this week's podcast episode might just change your entire relationship with how you sell through email. Turn Your Best Sales Emails Into Evergreen Assets That Keep Making Sales [Ep 255] I sat down with email strategist @Dama Jue, and she shared a strategy that made me immediately think: Why the hell aren't we all doing this? Instead of letting her best launch emails disappear into the void, Dama repurposes them into an evergreen sequence that keeps making sales months - and sometimes years - later. Yep. Old emails. Still selling. And honestly? It's kind of genius. We also talk about: - Her ridiculously clever 4x4 footer strategy (you guys know I'm a fan of this!) - Why she refuses to batch her emails - How to create more sales without creating more content - The power of reminding people about products they already own - Why your existing emails are probably your most underused assets This episode is packed with practical ideas you can steal and implement immediately. And if you've been feeling like email marketing has become another thing on your never-ending to-do list… this conversation will remind you that simpler often works better!! I'd love to hear what you think when you have a listen!

I was having a play to create an artifact from scratch and ended up with something that could either be a printable PDF or an interactive option with a printable result. Because I'm working with customers who can be a bit tech shy, if they can print something, or have the option to print from the beginning, it might be more enticing. I know we're all going mad for the ai side, but I think its important to consider those who are a bit anxious about using it. Being entrepreneurs means we're naturally early adopters. Do you find that with your clients/customers?

As we wrap up the Interactive Offer Intensive, I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for showing up. Thank you for experimenting. Thank you for being willing to try something new. Some of you have already launched tools. Some are still refining. Some are only just getting started. All of it counts. The goal was never perfection. It was to help you see what's possible when you turn your expertise into something people can actually experience and interact with. And we're not quite done yet... 🎉 On Saturday, July 11th, I'll be sending an email to my list featuring the interactive offers you've created. Over the next week, I'll be sliding into your DMs individually to check in, grab the details of your tool, and see if you'd like it included. So keep an eye on your messages! 👀 I can't wait to celebrate what you've built and get some extra eyes on these amazing tools!! Please keep sharing your wins, launches, and ideas in here. I have absolutely loved watching these come to life. Sending you so much love - and for all the members in the US - happy Fourth! 😘

Quite a few of you have asked why I'm moving from Kit to Flodesk, especially because I've been a Kit user for over four years. So I recorded a whole podcast episode on it. And before anyone panics… this isn't a "Kit is bad and Flodesk is better" episode. It's actually a conversation about something much bigger: 👉 How your business evolves. 👉 Why your priorities change. 👉 And why the tools that got you here aren't always the tools that will get you there. Inside the episode I share: - Why I'm moving from Kit to Flodesk after four years - The hidden cost of complexity in your business - How changing business models changes your software decisions - Why loyalty to tools isn't a strategy - The question I think every business owner should ask regularly: "Does this still fit?" Because sometimes we keep paying for software, systems, and subscriptions simply because we've always used them… not because they're actually the best fit for the business we're building now. 🎧 Listen here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2065148/episodes/19435188 And I'm curious… What's one tool, strategy, or offer in your business that you're questioning right now because it might not fit anymore? 👇 Let's chat.