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Email Sanctuary

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Turn strangers into clients with email marketing, threads, and meta ads while sounding authentically like you.

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Quick Update: Watering Hole Cancelled Today
Hey Folks! Finishing up a big launch for a client before leaving town and will be using that hour to finish scheduling the emails. Apologies for any inconvenience, look forward to seeing you when I return. Much love and gratitude.
IMPORTANT: I'm out of town!
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!
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@Marcus Uni TY FAM!
Do you have a system for your writing?
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?
Do you have a system for your writing?
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@Thomas Galgani says he’s investing a lot into learning and using Obsidian these days for his writing. And I’ll be honest, it looks appealing. Another option that looks appealing to me is to just keep everything in a flat file system connected to Claude code and Codex (I.e. an old school folder system). But currently, I do everything in Notion. It took me a while to build it, but now it’s pretty much a static system that stores everything and gives me visual dashboards I can use to manage my content, schedule posts, and even analyze and store engagement metrics. Powerful stuff. You can’t get that in a flat file system. You can get it in Obsidian, I’m told, through a number of customizations and plugins. But since I work with clients and do document sharing, Obsidian falls short there compared to Notion. All to say, I’m sticking to Notion for now. I’m always on the look out for what’s new and what next so I can make things easier for me first, then turn around and make things easier for you too. But for now, the fact that I can schedule to multiple social media platforms right where I write and manage every other aspect of my business, Notion can’t be beat. Happy writing friends. How do you manage yours?
The Groundwork section for Daily Email Ideas
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
The Groundwork section for Daily Email Ideas
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@Danielle Mitchell anytime Danielle. Thanks for the feedback. Greatly appreciated 🙏
3 ways to make your emails more fun to open and read
In 2023, a study showed that people would voluntarily choose to experience pain in order to learn the outcome of a meaningless coin flip. The outcome of the coin flip literally provided no meaningful benefit to their lives. Not even bragging rights. Just "knowing the answer". Similarly, I broke down 3 ways you can spark your readers desire to know what’s inside your emails with your subject lines inside Highly Effective Emails on the premium tier. Here's the link: https://www.skool.com/kevin/classroom/b7c48694?md=66a2e13a4ab648c09905c3cf1d98442a
3 ways to make your emails more fun to open and read
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@Valentina Roberto That actually sounds quite fun. Do you know who wrote it or what it was for? Maybe we can all track it down and learn from it...
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@Valentina Roberto yeah I know Mattia. We’ve had a few convos over the past couple years and I recommend their product to people often!
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