This morning I woke up and saw that i have a new ThriveCart order notification. I'm not promoting anything new, I have no current deadlines, and this was not simply a rebill notification for a Daily Email Habit subscriber. What could this order be? I opened up the email to see: DESCRIPTION: Copy Riddles AMOUNT: $997.00 I started to pat myself on the back. For one thing, it's always nice to get a $997 course sale. For another, I figured that this emails an email I wrote a few days ago, in which I promoted Copy Riddles, can now go into my "Emails that did well" file. And sure enough, the dude bought thorugh that email ("A new episode about clever product names"). Only one problem though... The dude got onto my list on May 18. He bought today, May 28. I haven't reached out yet to this guy. I don't know what he knows about me, how presold he was, or whether this email really did do magic. I suspect that ANY decent email promoting Copy Riddles might have gotten this guy to click through, at which point, maybe the sales page is what really sold him. On the flip side, had I not sent this email a few days ago, promoting Copy Riddles, odds are excellent I would NOT have made this sale. That's an argument for regularly promoting offers from your back catalog in your daily emails. It's also an argument for having a welcome sequence, in which you gradually guide new people along through the offers you have. I don't have a welcome sequence. I'm apparently losing money. Do you have a welcome sequence? Why or why not?

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....

It's Memorial Day in the U.S. It's Whit Monday in Spain. (I'm not Catholic and I have no idea what Whit Monday is, but apparently it's cause enough for everything to work like it's Sunday.) Are you working today? If so, where? On what? I myself am working. My cleaning woman is here so I am on the roof of my building. There's a small pool here, one German girl tanning herself, a couple young Russian guys who I guess live in the building, a woman who must be the mother of one of the guys. She is drinking beer, they are not. Up above, I can hear a few seagulls shrieking and a police siren somewhere in the distance. I'm replying to emails that have built up over the past few days. And in a half hour, I have to get on a call with @Nick Bandy , to hatch evil schemes.

Last week, I promoted a bonus bundle to get people to buy 5 copies of my new 10 Commandments book. Yesterday, because I was busy and had nothing else to promote, I promoted that bonus bundle on its own for $97. I made 5 sales of that, a $485 windfall, for something that took me zero extra work. Do you have any personal case studies of repurposing or reusing your existing assets? It's something I constantly worry I'm not doing enough of. I'd love to hear what you've done and what's worked for you, and maybe get inspired to try the same.

Hey everyone. I'm glad to be here (I'm part of another skool community by John already), and I've been meaning to do more regular emails to my list and now that I'm paying John the big bucks for his daily email habit program, there's a much higher likelihood of actually doing it. a bit of background. I've been in and around the real estate investing space for 20+ years and my most recent business offering is something I call "High Ticket Podcasting" where we help our real estate clients by 1. building them a podcast that appeals to their ideal investor to ... a. be a guest on, and b. tune in to. 2. doing lead gen for them, and getting them 3 or 6 ideal guest bookings every week. 3. helping the client get the guest booked into a discovery (sales) call and convert them into an investor. 4. taking care of all the editing/production/distribution and content creation for the show. I've also started working with a few people outside of real estate in the B2B business service/consulting/coaching/advising space. I currently host 2 podcasts myself: Property Profits Real Estate Podcast, as well as The High Ticket Success Show (which I've had John and a few people from his other group on as guests). If you work in the B2B space and sell a high-ticket service or program ($5K+ LTV), let me know if you'd like to be a guest on High Ticket Success and we'll talk. Thanks everyone, and I look forward to learning from the group. Here's a picture of me trying a little too hard to look cool in my spanky new blue-blocker glasses.