Lesson (maybe) learned:
A few months ago, I ran an auction for the “behind the scenes” details of auctions I have and will be running.
As a bonus to that auction, I buried the most attractive part of the offer, which was the opportunity to ride shotgun with me on a future auction, and split the profits.
The low interest that auction got showed me the error of my ways. Or so you might expect…
… because maybe I’m making the same mistake again.
Yesterday, I launched a promotion for which I’m bundling my most attractive offers, at the most attractive terms I am going to make in 2026 and maybe through 3036.
But I launched this promo, as I often do, spur of the moment. And I made my most attractive offers, at the most attractive terms, available as free bonuses to a small core offer.
I’m currently sitting at the Barcelona airport, waiting for my delayed flight to London.
If the delay keeps getting worse, I’ll revamp the offer page to highlight what this offer is really about.
But whether or not I do that:
If you’ve ever been tempted to try out my Daily Email Habit service… if you’ve been curious to the point of irritation about what the Most Valuable Email trick is that I keep teasing… or if you have told yourself that one day you will invest in my Copy Riddles program, then you won’t get a better opportunity than I’m offering now.
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