Hi guys: Just signed up for Daily Email Habit yesterday; got my first email puzzle today. So I wrote the email - and it pretty much flew off my fingers. And I sent it too - to my lone subscriber, me! (It's a new list.) What a great prompt! Looking forward to tomorrow....

The way you read emails changes how you write them. I noticed this fast. When I read like a writer I focus on words. When I read like a reader I notice feelings. What keeps me reading. What makes me leave. That’s the real lesson. Lesson: Write for the reader not the writer. ---------------- Hey everyone, Paras here. Just joined and excited to learn from you all :)

I have setup my new email address for my emails! Have decided to do the Kit or WiX for my email management. That's where I am at and it feels good to have the proper email address meaning it has my domain name verses Gmail at the end. Nothing wrong with the Gmail at the end just want my domain name.

Hey gang, I just finished writing my daily e-mail - not following John's prompt, but I felt really good about it and wanted to share the idea. I don't know how it will perform, but I am going to turn it into an image ad as well - I liked it so much. It is probably nothing new, so take this just as a reminder... BUT I wrote an entire e-mail just asking questions. There is not a single sentence without a question mark at the end. And obviously, it is just pain point questions, one after another but written in a general way. Not „Are you...? Do you...? But rather „Why people...?“ Give it a whirl. It felt straightforward, engaging and compelling...

I'm curious... did you send out an email with your own brand guidelines based on today's DEH puzzle? (Mine's going out in an hour.) More generally, what are your thoughts on these kinds of non-standard daily email prompts?