This morning, I packed up my laptop, walked to the nearby museum to work (they have a nice garden with tables), was rebuffed (museum is closed), and turned back to sit down in a cavernous cafe next to my house.
I am now here, surrounded by other people with other laptops. I got my coffee, and am surveying the results of the 36-hour promo I was running for Parker Worth’s Cold Gold training until a few hours ago. Results:
* 4 emails sent
* 11 unsubscribes (people really didn’t like that “You gotta buy this” email)
* 259 clicks to the sales page
* 42 front-end sales
* 70 sales in total (front-end plus bumps and upsells)
* $4,391 that I made as an affiliate (Parker was giving away a 75% commission)
All in all, I reckon it took me about about 5 hours of total work to run this promo, meaning to write the 4 emails… conduct 5 interviews with people from my list… and package that up into the Cold Outreach Fastlane offer, which is what I was really selling the whole time, while making Parker’s training just a condition to getting what I was offering.
In my book, whenever I can make 1k+ from my list in a day, it’s a good day. And while I don’t really think in terms of hourly wage, I figure that whatever $4,391 divided by 5 comes out to is a fair and just hourly wage in today’s economy.
“Oh please,” I hear somebody in my audience sneering.
Perhaps you think it’s a dick move for me to lord it over people about how I’ve got this casual and comfortable lifestyle and an asset, in the form of my email list, which pays me, and not only in the form of money, but also in the form of offers, and introductions, and quiet but steady word-of-mouth around the Internet.
Maybe it is a dick move. But I am making it because I want to tell you that I am not all that unique. I know a bunch of other people who have similar little businesses to mine, based around an email list, around daily emails, and around a few monthly promos of interesting offers.
These people all get remarkably similar results to mine.
$1 per email subscriber per month is often touted as the norm for email marketing. But for me and other people who do similar stuff to what I do, $3-$5 per subscriber per month is very doable, month after month.
With even a modest-sized list, that becomes a nice income, whether on its own or on top of other stuff you might be doing.
Wouldn’t it be nice? Wouldn’t it be nice to have something similar?
If that’s what you’re asking yourself right now, then I want to point you to a very unique opportunity that’s good for the next 24 hours or so.
The fact is, it takes several things to line up for a business like mine to work. You have to write daily emails or close to it… what you write has to be interesting and valuable enough to keep people engaged… you have to have an audience of at least some size… you have to have good offers to promote.
Most people are missing more than one of the items above, and therefore getting to a little daily email biz like mine seems impossible.
Right now, Nick Bandy is making an offer to make all this very possible for you, to plug up any holes you might have right now, and to effectively build you a daily email business that just works.
Nick, by the way, is one of the people who does like I do, and gets similar results from his email list.
He knows how to grow a list. He knows how to email that list with emails that people (including me) love to read. And he’s got a stable of great offers, some of which I’ve promoted in this newsletter.
The very unique aspect of the current opportunity is that Nick is offering a completely “done for you” email business in a box, including proven offers you can sell… list growth… and help with daily emails… at a price of your own choosing.
Maybe you didn’t read the above paragraph to the end. So let me repeat the important bit:
At a price of your own choosing.
For more information on how this works, before Nick pulls this offer: