When you invite friends over for dinner, do you talk about how famous your recipe is, you’d better come for this one exclusive event, don’t get FOMO!

No. That’s not how we talk when we have a relationship with someone. Unfortunately, that’s how a lot of copywriters are taught to write in emails.

I learned about the 9-word email through my mentor, Dean Jackson, and I’ve used it myself and for multiple clients in different variations. Essentially, it’s a short, personal invitation like you would send to a friend. “Hey, I’m making Korean BBQ next weekend. Wanna join?”

It’s so powerful because it’s so simple, but it still needs to fit into your overall email marketing strategy to really be effective. You can use it for sales events, master classes, even as part of the welcome sequence, but you have to have that relationship first.

Are you ready to cook up some spicy, tangy, yummy emails that sell? Head over to https://helladeliciousemails.com/.

Give it a try and let me know how it went @allisoncarpio! I’d love to hear from you!

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We’ve talked about the email collection phase, then the connection piece, and now it’s time for conversions. Once you’ve engaged your readers and you have a connection with them, you to convert them into sales.

In your emails, you need to really highlight and showcase how you approach what you do. Pull on your expertise to really show how you do your job. If you’re a research specialist, your readers need to know. Spell out the common mistakes and how you solve them. Talk about case studies.

You need as many customer stories as possible to show your readers what is possible for them.

Are you ready to cook up some spicy, tangy, yummy emails that sell? Head over to https://helladeliciousemails.com/.

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Imagine you got a reservation at a new restaurant you’ve been dying to try. You arrive and sit down, but the lights are off, there’s no servers, no host, and it seems like the place is closed. Without a welcome sequence, newcomers to your email list can feel that way.

Setting up a sequence can still be personal and connecting, and you can use a sequence for a variety of different situations. You can use them for welcomes, launches, evergreen webinars, sales follow-ups, promos, or even if someone has been inactive. Try doing that with social media.

Start with a “Be Our Guest” welcome sequence so you can get to know them, establish a relationship with them, and introduce them to your offer. How else will they know, right?

Are you ready to cook up some spicy, tangy, yummy emails that sell? Head over to https://helladeliciousemails.com/.

To get in on my “Be Our Guest” VIP day, DM me “Welcome” on IG @allisoncarpio! I’d love to hear from you!

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A Podcast Launch Bestie production