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Subscriber Re-Engagement Planner

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It happens to the best of us: we have great plans and intentions for growing our businesses and we vow to email our subscribers regularly; but then life and/or business events get in the way and those awesome plans are forgotten or given a lower priority.

With the help of this planner – you will create a process for staying in touch with your email list and you’ll be excited to make offers instead of dreading what to write.

Here is What You Get with the “Subscriber Re-engagement Planner”:

The Step-by-Step Planner Covers:

  • Step 1: Renew Your Commitment to Community Building
    Instead of seeing your email subscribers as simply a way to make money, think of them as your community, the group of people who look up to you to help them solve a problem.

    • Exercise: Set your email marketing intention.
  • Step 2: Review Your Current Opt-ins
    Your free content should naturally lead to your opt-ins, which should naturally lead to your paid offers.

    • Exercise: Create consistent messaging.
  • Step 3: Ask Them What They Want and Need
    When in doubt about what your community needs from you, simply ask them.

    • Exercise: Create a survey.
  • Step 4: Get Personal
    Let your community get a glimpse behind the curtain and see what’s really going on in your life and/or your business.

    • Exercise: Write a “Here’s What I’m Up To” email.
  • Step 5: Bring Them Back to Your Blog
    Driving traffic back to relevant blog posts is a great way to create more engagement, both on your blog post itself as well as on your social media post.

    • Exercise: Write a “Here’s What’s New” email
  • Step 6: Invite Readers to Connect in Different Ways
    The more ways you connect with your readers, the more likely they will be to engage with your emails.

    • Exercise: Optimize and create consistent branding across all your platforms.
  • Step 7: Don’t Lose Your Momentum
    Relationships take time, nurturing, and caring to develop into something more than pen pal status.

    • Exercise: Plan your autoresponder sequence.
    • Exercise: Plan the frequency of your emails.

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Present Moment Awareness

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We are inundated with more distractions than ever. Besides the constant bombardment of outside stimuli, many of us are wrapped up in worries about the future, or regrets about the past.

It can be hard to find time to simply …be.

Our latest product was built to address this issue. Present Moment Awareness: Live In The Present Moment Without Getting Caught Up In What Should Or Could Be is a full featured suite of content that is highlighted by a 36 page (7000+ word) guide that helps people to appreciate the only moment we truly have control over – right now.

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • The Power of This Moment
    • What Is Present Moment Awareness?
    • Why Is Present Awareness Important?
  • The Problem with The Past
    • Why We Get Stuck In The Past
    • The Problems With Living in The Past
    • 5 Steps To Stop Living in the Past
  • Future Worries
    • Why We Fret About The Future
    • The Problems With Worrying Too Much About The Future
    • 5 Steps To Stop Worrying About The Future
  • Present Moment Awareness
    • Why We Struggle to Live In the Present Moment
  • The Present Moment Awareness System
  • Conclusion

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Little Book of Big Emotion

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“A life can not be lived without emotion.”

The problem is that it isn’t always easy to recognize the specific emotion we – or someone else – is dealing with. This product has been designed to boost your emotional intelligence. It teaches the importance of emotion in our life and shares tips on how to read common emotions (in both ourselves and others). The product is a 47-page (8000+ word) eBook: The Little Book of Big Emotions

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • The Emotion Connection
    • What Are Emotions?
    • How Does Emotion Impact Our Lives?
    • Why Is It Important To Be Able To Read Other’s Emotions?
    • Why Is It Important To Be Able To Read Our Own Emotions?
  • The Emotion Handbook
    • Anger
    • Jealousy
    • Happiness
    • Boredom
    • Fear
    • Panic
    • Discomfort
    • Shame
    • Frustration
    • Interest
    • Grief
    • Surprise
    • Guilt
    • Worn-Out
    • Calm And Relaxed
  • Quick Reference Guide
  • Conclusion

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