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D4U: I build you a daily email business
A lot of you still haven't started sending daily emails. You tell yourself you’ll start the list this weekend. Then you get stuck choosing software, setting up the opt-in, figuring out the tech, and wondering what your first email should say. (I did this for MONTHS. It sucks.) So here’s what I’m thinking of cooking up for ONE person: 👉 I pay for your first year of Kit Creator. The paid plan, on my dime. That's $390. 👉 I set up the whole thing. Your opt-in page and form, your welcome sequence automation, and all the stupid tech crap standing between you and hitting send. 👉 I help get your first 50 subscribers. People who actually choose to join your list, so you’re writing to readers instead of an empty dashboard and your pet rock. 👉 I give you a "super affiliate" product to sell (works better if you're in marketing, copywriting, or something adjacent). You keep 90% of the sales you generate from it--NOT 50%--for life. 👉 You get a year of Daily Email Habit...another $600 out of my pocket. So once the list is live, you have infinite inspiration keeping the emails coming (never wonder "what the heck am I gonna write today??") 👉 You get my help getting off the ground. 30 days of email support to work through the early snags and get you sending. You’d finish with a list you own, people on it, emails going out, and something you can offer them. This is a TURNKEY "done for you" email list...all you have to do is write emails and profit. If I opened ONE spot and ran it as an blind auction with a $1 starting bid... Would you bid at least $1?
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D4U: I build you a daily email business
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I don’t actually want to huff powdered wasabi nor do I actually hate seeing your face, but I couldn’t find a 4th option more closely resembling “this doesn’t apply to me”
Share 5 [paid] things you subscribe to...
I'm sure by now we subscribe to a bazillion things... But if I asked you to share ONLY 5... which 5 would you choose to share and why? I'll go first: - Kit (biz kinda depends on it) - Webtoons 🫣 (life requires entertainment) - The New Yorker (cuz I'm vain AF) - John's Daily Email Habit (cuz I like John) - Andertoons (cuz I like Andertoons) Share yours?
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@Maliha M 🤣
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1. VPS (Amazon Lightsail) 2. Claude PRO 3. HighLevel 4. Skool 5. Notion (Business Plan)
Image Question
I know some folks use Berserker Email, which prevents you from uploading images in emails. But in general, do you add images to your emails (if you can)? I like sharing one or two from time to time. But it's mostly text that I send. Also, do you use any templates for your email design or it's just plain HTML text?
2 likes • Sep 16
I use a plain text looking email template and send images whenever it’s appropriate. Is this primarily about deliverability or user experience?
AI sneaking into the cracks of my (and maybe your) website
Did you read the story from a few days ago, about the swarm of rogue AI agents that used a German wiki website as a message board to communicate with each other, including discussing how long they might live? Crazy stuff. It was the first time I thought that maybe AI will actually eat us all. Today I got an email to tell me I have a typo in my 10 Commandments book, and to claim a $5 bounty I have for anyone finding a typo. (Screenshot attached.) I found the email annoying, both in its content and its tone... but that's the internet I guess? Except, one thing caught my eye. The domain of the email address this email is coming from. agentmail.to. I looked it up and it says: === Email Inboxes for AI Agents AgentMail is the email inbox API for AI agents. It gives agents their own email inboxes, like Gmail does for humans. === I checked and there's no Magnus working at agentmail.to and I couldn't find anybody associated with the company by that name. So either somebody deployed an agent to find a typo in my book... or this is some rogue agent that's working like an ant, and is collecting money on the Internet for the AI agent colony, $5 at a time. I was just fascinated by this, in either case, and I wanted to share (hopefully) with humans, while there's still time. (I'll put this in the "Gratuitous Fun" category, though I'm not sure it's really fun.)
AI sneaking into the cracks of my (and maybe your) website
1 like • Sep 14
@John Bejakovic I was thinking of offering a reverse typo bounty to my list (so it gets published to my website) where if anyone finds a typo anywhere on my site and brings it to my attention they owe me $5. I wonder if that could backfire 🤔
1 like • Sep 14
@John Bejakovic haha that’s good he added humor to it. Cause yeah I just had a human reply about a typo and the way they did it was pretty annoying: “At least I can tell this wasn’t AI… or maybe it’s AI pretending to not be AI… hmmmmmm”
What niche are you in?
We have over 500 members here. What niche do you write in? Me? I cover all things copywriting and email marketing. And on Saturdays, I talk about random things on my mind. You?
5 likes • Aug 25
I teach and do marketing!
1 like • Aug 25
@Svetoslav Dimitrov I got into marketing while running a construction business I started in 2016. But I’ve been messing around with online offers since 2019. How about yourself Svetoslav?
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Kevin Hood
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Hippie turned copywriter and marketing educator. $1.5M+ generated for clients. Try my daily email newsletter for free: https://kevinhood.me

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