This English "C" student's guide to profitable emails

True story:

Way back yonder when The Aussie Hermit was in high-school, the class I hated most was English. Yes, even more than math and science. The reason?

Cause I struggled big time.

In fact, my grades were so bad that whenever a teach gave me back an essay, I would just throw it straight in the bin, too embarrassed to read the feedback. And this “head in the sand” approach lasted until I finished college years later.

A dumb behaviour.

Or was it?

Actually, this seemingly stupid behaviour was a blessing in disguise.

Here’s why…

One of the things these English teachers loved to do was tell me how bad my grammar was. They wanted me to write like a scholar. They wanted me to be some kind of ‘perfect’ academic writer.

They wanted BIG words.

They wanted LONG sentences.

And they wanted DRY language devoid of any personality.

Thank god I didn’t listen to them.

Why?

Because that’s that the exact opposite of what it takes to send profitable emails.

Here’s what I mean…

When it comes to making sales with email, the key is not to be some award winning english writer, or ‘copy wizard,’ the key is to build a relationship with your list (plus, of course, send them irresistible offers in those emails).

And what I’ve seen over the years is those who try to write all “academic,” or those who spend hours editing their emails, come across like a some robot person.

How boring!

Yet, those who almost throw caution to the wind and simply send emails in their own voice, with their own grammar-isms (just like you do when they send emails to their friends and family), are able to build trust faster, and make more sales because of it.

This is just one of the benefits of following my daily email system…

You don’t have to be a great writer.

You just have to show up each day with a new email that takes 15-minutes to pump out, and then let your consistency build the relationship and make the sale.

If you’d like to discover exactly what it takes to attract high-paying clients sending just one, 15-minute email per day, jump on over to this link:

https://The15MinuteClient.com

-Luke Charlton
Location: The Man Cave