Here, you’ll find six things you may not have been doing correctly, or tried at all, that can help you perform well with your email marketing efforts. Address them one at a time and track the changes that serve you best.
Here, you’ll find six things you may not have been doing correctly, or tried at all, that can help you perform well with your email marketing efforts. Address them one at a time and track the changes that serve you best.
Note: This article is extracted from the Earncome training program that I’ve licensed, and some of the content might reference that program and/or its author, Jimmy D. Brown.
In this section, rather than “reinvent the wheel”, I’m going to use an excerpt from a retired product of mine regarding special promos.
| SIDEBAR: It is important to note that these promotional ideas were originally written to be shared with your own list, so that’s how they will be “worded” below. But, of course, you can create these kinds of special promotions for affiliates to promote. |
You’ve seen the “BOGO” (buy one, get one free) sales everywhere from your grocery store to your favorite clothing retailer. Now you can take this same idea and apply it to your business. You can offer a straight buy one, get one free deal. Alternatively, you can offer a “buy X, get Y free.” For example, buy three, get one free.
Learn the step-by-step business design process this founder used to develop a product alongside her customers, helping her de-risk the process and come up with a truly winning idea.
This short bonus report, licensed from Paul Myers, operates on the premise that “you are exactly where you’ve wanted to be all along”.
Weighing in at just 16 pages, it might shake up your thinking in ways you never imagined. Check it out.
As a coach, you want your clients to be as successful as possible. The more successful your clients are, the more successful you will be. Not only will you earn more as a coach, there’s also a wonderful feeling that comes along with truly helping someone.
You’ll be asking your coaching clients a lot of questions throughout your time coaching them. Some of these questions will be standard – questions that you ask all of your coaching clients, no matter who they are. Other questions will be more ‘of the moment’ – questions that you ask spontaneously, or only of specific coaching clients.
What follows are 10 questions to give you some great ideas to start with. These 10 questions tend to get to the heart of the matter. These questions can get your clients thinking and help them inevitably become more successful.