Email Sequence That Earns the Next Open
Writes a sequence where each email is worth reading on its own, so the next one still gets opened.
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Running it, start to finish
- Describe the audience, the offer and what you genuinely know that helps them.
- Check each email delivers value on its own.
- Wire the exit paths before the first send.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Makes each email deliver something even to a reader who never buys.
- Reads the sequence as a sceptic and names where they would unsubscribe.
- Includes exit paths, so nobody keeps being sold something they already bought.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Paste a real voice sample. A described tone produces generic email. Two of your actual sent messages produce something sendable.
- Take section 5 seriously. It is the most valuable output. Unsubscribes are the cost of a sequence and they are almost always avoidable.
- Build the exit paths before sending. Continuing to sell to a customer who just bought is the error that damages the relationship you just paid to create.
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