Hi guys! I've been reading @John Bejakovic's emails for months now, and I've always told myself that I should join his community (it looked really cool). And I guess I have now found the "join" button.😄 I'm living in Luxembourg, even though I'm Belgian. I've also been an email marketer for a little less than a year now, and I'm focusing on e-commerce stores. Fun fact about me (also a flex, ngl): I once solved a Rubik's Cube in 4.74 seconds, even though my official personal record is 6.63 seconds. If you're curious, here's a video of my 6.63: https://youtu.be/KLtxKSoAXCM?si=c05b9EL2PFgzOMcz

No guarantee No Question, Money Back 30, 60, 90, whatever day guarantee Questions asked guarantee Will work with you guarantee I'll pay you if it doesn't work guarantee Others? Specifically, I am currently thinking of moving from "30 day no questions asked guarantee" to a "3 day as long as you have not accessed the material guarantee" The only reason I'm not doing a "No guarantee" is I don't want to end up with a chargeback. I'm curious how ya'll handle your guarantees and why?

So like, question: Does anybody know what the purpose of a LinkedIn newsletter is or how to make it work for you? Here's the thing... I set up a newsletter on LinkedIn this afternoon. Wrote up a post (treated it like a blog). Hit publish (or was it send?). And now somehow I have 44 subscribers. See the screenshot. Literally in less than an hour... I guess they are my LinkedIn connections who got the notification and subscribed. I have no idea what to do with it, though... So I'm wondering if anyone uses this specific LinkedIn feature and, if so... how do you use it? Any best practices to keep in mind? Edit: In the couple of minutes it took me to write this post, I've gone from 44 subscribers to 47...

Last week, I launched a paid Skool group. I only promoted it through my email list – and got 38 people to join out of a list of 130-something people. Now, the group only costs $10/month, but still ... I consider that a great result.

Maliha had a post that talked about BF without freaky discounts yesterday. Before I read it, I already scheduled a BF discount for a course I have. And it got me a bunch of sales. I've also scheduled another email for today with an even bigger discount. So, let's see how it goes. This is not to say you should always discount stuff around BF. You should not. But it can work.