Yesterday I sent out a 14-word email to my list. I have gotten a few dozen responses to that email so far.
Some of those responses have already turned into conversations with people who have membership or group coaching offers selling for $1k+.
A number of these people I had never talked to before, even though I have written emails trying to attract their kind and have had offers that are relevant to them.
Point being:
Ultra-short handraiser emails. Try ’em if you haven’t. They lead to conversations.
Sometimes those conversations won’t go anywhere except to teach you a bit about who’s on your list, and what they’re up to, and that they like you, and that you’re doing good by writing emails.
Other times, it turns out that the person you’re talking is somebody you can help to fix a problem or to get an outcome they want. And the fact that you’ve exchanged a few 1-1 emails can make an agreement to work together in some way very easy and natural.
“Yeah thanks Bejako,” I hear you saying. “Thanks for the vague WHAT to do, without giving me any specific or concrete HOW TO. I want HOW TO. I need HOW TO. I’m crying out for HOW TO. And yet you don’t hear my cries, or you cruelly ignore them.”
I hear you and I’m not ignoring you.
Right now, I’m running a Handraiser Email Challenge. It’s free.
If you have an email list, and you know you should do something with it, but it all seems like such a chore… if in the past you’ve had failed promotions or launched offers that nobody wanted… if you have no money and rent is due…
… then the right handraiser email might be all you need to fix things.
You can get my help with it, now, for free. If you want it, here’s where to go: