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129 contributions to Daily Email House
Daily Email House live Q&A call
This Thursday at 8pm CET/2pm EST/11am PST, I'll get on Zoom for a bit of Daily Email Open House: To hang out, maybe have a beer, and answer questions about sending daily emails... making a $1k+ offer... and using your list to pay for a house. If you'd like to join me, here's where to sign up: Daily Email Open House
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Would love to join but I'll be on a ship so signal is not guaranteed
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@Maliha M so you talked about email being dead?
The one thing you could get rid of for success?
What's the one thing that, if you could get rid of it, would catapult you to success in the next 90 days? I asked myself this question yesterday. As usual, I didn't have a good answer. So I made a list of 10 possible answers (actually ended up 11). I personally found some interesting stuff at points 9 and 11: #9. Lack of focus on the things that have made me money, and doing more of that, instead of experimenting with new things all the time #11. Lack of followup with people who have expressed interest in an outcome What's your one thing (or 11), that, if you could get rid of it, would catapult you to success in the next 90 days?
The one thing you could get rid of for success?
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Mine is probably an earlier stage of #9. There's ABC thing that's proven to work and makes the process easier (because it works well). But I don't like it. Instead, I prefer XYZ thing, which is harder to execute and not proven at all but sounds more fun and could potentially work if I figure the path. So I do XYZ.
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@John Bejakovic That too, but it's more about my personal preferences. Somehow whatever thing or approach I'm not a fan of, it either always worked great or suddenly becomes popular. Eg in university the tech-related courses I avoided by any means were... AI
Written rules
Yesterday I wrote a post about unwritten rules that strengthen groups. That post got... 10 likes and 5 people to comment, in a group of 483 members. Maybe it was a particularly bad or irrelevant post. In any case it seems like a good time to talk about written rules. I recently joined a Facebook group. The group is about the same size as Daily Email House, but it's much more engaged. People are enthusiastically introducing themselves in the group as soon as they join (as did I)... ... spontaneously writing up new posts and starting new discussions all the time... ... commenting on others' posts all the time. How? Simple. The group has written rules stating that you have to introduce yourself when you join, and participate once you're inside, or you will get kicked out. And the moderators follow through on these rules. What do you think about that? Please comment below. Or don't. But I've decided to start doing the same: Periodically and randomly and brutally removing people who don't participate inside Daily Email House. Your choice.
Written rules
3 likes • 7d
Tbh I couldn't think of an unwritten rule that wasn't super vanilla so I opted out commenting, though I spent a few minutes trying to think of one. I think rules are necessary in most cases. In something like a group I guess they should be strict enought to impact behavior but loose enough to not cause stress and allow for individuality
Who do you ☠️LOVE🐀?
UPDATE FOLLOWING VITRIOL WEDNESDAY: Thanks to everyone who participated. For 24 hours, we roasted, very mildly, the winner. As promised, the Vitriol Wednesday post and all the comments have been deleted to protect the vitriolic. Frankly, it's not an experiment I plan to repeat... but it was worth doing one time. ***** In another thread about joint group projects, @Robin Timmers suggests: "Let’s all verbally attack the same guru." Let it never be said I don't take member suggestions seriously or that I don't implement them quickly. So at the risk of completely going against the vibe of this community, and of poisoning the well of promising future relationships forever... I designate next Wednesday "Vitriol Wednesday," where we can all pile on and say nasty things about some guru who really rubs us the wrong way. But who is that? Who should we pick? Who do you ☠️LOVE🐀? Cast your vote below, and as always, it will influence reality
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Who do you ☠️LOVE🐀?
0 likes • 8d
@John Bejakovic well first of all, there's no better fruit than strawberries
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@Maliha M
Would you bid $1 for the Subscriber Arbitrage System?
Tax Day just hit. A lot of newsletter owners just wrote painful checks to the IRS… …and now they want to make that money back. Fast. Which means right now… ... the "Subscriber Arbitrage" window is wide open. Where we can buy idea email subscribers dirt cheap… and turn them into ideal paying customers. So let me ask... Would you bid $1 for the Subscriber Arbitrage System? Here’s what you’d be getting: 🔎🔎🔎 1. FIND where to buy subscribers (without guessing) 🔎🔎🔎 Find the exact newsletters that will actually grow your list. The Newsletter Hitlist tool scans and ranks the best newsletters for your niche, budget, and audience. Without wasting days researching or paying someone else to “figure it all out.” 🪄🪄🪄 2. BUY subscribers cheaper than everyone else 🪄🪄🪄 Pay less for ads (and get more yeses). Use negotiation templates from Travis Sago’s Shogun Traffic Method to lock in low rates—even from newsletters that don’t normally run ads. Without overpaying or getting ignored or getting folks angry at you. 💰💰💰 3. GET paid for your subscribers 💰💰💰 Make your money back—fast. Plug into a system already generating around $10 per subscriber using a simple opt-in funnel and email sequence. Without waiting months for ROI or needing a perfect backend. BONUSES: 1. Unlimited opportunities Always have new places to grow your list. Run Newsletter Hitlist as often as you like (Every month, Every Week, Every Day) across any niche or audience. Without any hidden limits. 2. Turn it into cash... Sell Newsletter Hitlist and keep ALL the money. The winner gets full resale rights to Newsletter Hitlist to sell it as their own... Without having to create another product from scratch. 3. Don’t get stuck... Get help when you need it. Direct support for 90 days to make sure you actually run your first ad... Without second-guessing or stalling out. Get back more than you pay... Double your money in value. Receive 200% of your winning bid in Bejako Bux to use on anything I personally offer (including books, courses, coaching, tools)
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Would you bid $1 for the Subscriber Arbitrage System?
2 likes • 14d
@Nick Bandy it will. Mostly Beehiivs and Substacks. Haven't pulled many Ghosts yet, idk if it's because of the popularity, the niche, or the SEO
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