For the past four days, I’ve been promoting my new coaching program, but maybe I should stop.
Days one and two produced a lot of response.
Day three produced less response.
Day four has so far produced no response.
It might turn out somebody will still respond to yesterday’s email. After all, I sent it out less than 12 hours ago.
Or it might turn out I’ve genuinely tapped out demand. Especially since I’ve been trying to disqualify people pretty hard in my copy.
Or it might just be that my audience is getting weary of my recent barrage of long, charged, promise-heavy emails.
In connection to that last possibility:
I want to share a tip with you from the mysterious Derren Brown.
Brown is a hypnotist and illusionist and mentalist who has spent a lot of time on stage performing to big crowds, and a lot of time on UK’s Channel 4, making mindbending TV specials for audiences of millions.
Writing once about his experience playing to crowds, Brown gave this advice:
The lesson I quickly learned, which goes against every natural instinct when you are on stage showing off to people, is that if they are losing interest and starting to cough, you must become quieter.
Let me test out Brown’s advice.
So no benefits of my coaching program today. No man-or-mouse copy. Not even any deadline countdown.
I will just quietly remind you that I will be offering a coaching program with a focus on email marketing, starting in January. In case that interests you, the first step is to get on my email list. Click here to do so. After that, we can talk in more detail.