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4 contributions to The Nature of Marketing
How to find interesting ideas to write about in your emails
If I've learned anything, the best way to learn something new is to try to answer the question yourself first, and then when new ideas or answers come later, it's easier to retain and implement the new information later. So my first question is: how do you find ideas that are interesting to you? And my second question is: how do you retain and store them future use? Once you've answered the two questions above, you're already half way there. Because once you notice what's interesting to you, all that's left is to find a unique and memorable way to teach it to others. So how might you store and keep track of interesting ideas to you in a such a way that it's easy to have numerous ideas to choose from at your fingertips anytime you sit down to write an email? Then I'll come back and share the way I do it tomorrow. Here's a hint, the idea originates in Ancient Athens.
How to find interesting ideas to write about in your emails
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Interested in hearing more about the PARA method
Share Your Wins!
What’s something big or small you accomplished this week that you’re proud of? This could be a humble brag, a tiny task you’ve been putting off, or a huge win you might feel weird sharing elsewhere because it would make you look like a total showoff. It could even be a win disguised as a failure (where you didn’t get the result you wanted but learned something important anyway). Why do this? Because it rewires how you relate to progress. Most people only allow themselves to feel successful when the result is public, the win is impressive, or someone else validates it. By posting your win here, you’ll acknowledge how much progress you’re making even when no one else is clapping for you. (But also… we will clap for you... so there's that...). This is about training your brain to notice your momentum instead of constantly chasing more. Small wins count. Big wins count. "Well that didn't work but now I know" counts. The goal here is to make progress feel lighter, and a lot more fun. So brag a little, celebrate something weird, and the share the win you've otherwise dismissed.
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I've had a couple of wins this week. I launched my SKOOL on monday and that's at about 25 members now. One person in there joined on Monday, had an interview on Wednesday and was offered the job :) Another person who bought my prep playbook got offered a job within 30 minutes of the interview ending. I have one person interested in joining my premium tier in SKOOL as well :)
1 like • 12d
@Kevin Hood definitely man. I go back and forth between the idea of freemium vs a free trial and then paid
What If You Could Have Anything You Want?
Perhaps you can... We're a small tight knit bunch here. So I'm curious... What are you working on now that you need the most help with? As of now, I've only loaded some of my "grow your email list on Threads content". But what if you could have educational content on whatever problem it is you need solving most right now in your business? Possibly email related? List growth, better open rates, more replies, people clicking through to check out your offers, making sitting down to write your next email easier and more effortless... Or perhaps some clarity on positioning yourself on the internet as a "category of one". Seeing as there are 8 billion people in the world... Titles like "Yoga Instructor" no longer cut on the internet... you need to a become a "Yoga Instructor For Women Who Pee Their Pants" — (yes this is a real offer from Dr. Melissa Oleson, see here). So maybe you'd like some insight on how to carve out a place like for yourself on the world's largest "information -in-and-out" platform? Or maybe it's something else entirely? What's got you stymied... right now... in your business. I'll see what I've already got that can help, or else work on creating something.
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A few things I'm struggling with in no particular order. - My "voice" in social media. I like to swear, make jokes and not take things or life too seriously but my content feels quite serious. People who I've spoken to offline often comment about how different I am compared to my content. - Email conversions - Finding interesting topics to talk about in my email. - You and I spoke about this yesterday, but I'm struggling with clarity on how to bridge the gap and how email and SKOOL can work together. (Although I feel better about it after our chat yesterday)
Start Here: The Nature of Marketing
Welcome! Here's a few tips on getting started: 1. Check the video below. 2. Write a new post in the community announcing who you are, what you do, and why you're here. 3. Engage with others and start making new friends as we're going to be a tight knit group of people in the months that lie ahead to ensure your success. Any questions? Send me a DM, my door is always open. All the best, Kevin Hood
Start Here: The Nature of Marketing
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Hey guys, My name is Marcus. By day I work for a global retailer in Procurement. By night I help high performers land new jobs/advance their career. I'm here because I love the community aspect of online business and I've recently created my own SKOOL so looking to learn as much as possible. I'm a dad and husband before anything else, with a 4 year old daughter and an 11 year old step son. I struggle to balance time between my 9-5, side hustle and family. But I'm aware that I can only do what I can do with the time I have. I have a reasonable sized Threads following and email list (10k and 2kish) so looking to grow both of those and drive people to my community. I know @Claudia Q very well (she's been very generous with her time and knowledge) and I'm excited to get to know everyone else.
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@Kevin Hood haha, there's probably some similarities, the people that work for me definitely act like children often.
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