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You write something good, add a button, and nobody clicks. The problem is rarely your offer. It is that you quietly asked your reader to make four decisions instead of one, and their brain shut the whole thing down before they acted. There is a one-line fix you can apply to your very next email or post in about ten minutes. Inside: the exact flaw almost every call to action has, and the simple rule that fixes it for good.
You stare at a blank email and freeze, unsure what to send your list today. While you hesitate, that list quietly goes cold and stops opening anything you eventually send. The good news: writing money-making emails has nothing to do with talent. Inside this post are 3 easy secrets for writing emails that feel personal, get opened, and quietly bring in real income, starting with the very next one you write tonight.
Your call to action is not weak because of its color or its font. It is weak because it never answers the one question racing through your reader’s mind in the first three seconds. Miss that window, and even a well designed button gets scrolled straight past. Three plain questions turn a flat, ignored request into one your reader wants to click without hesitation. One of them is so simple that most business owners forget to ask it before they hit publish.
JK Rowling may have landed on her feet when her first Harry Book was received well, but she is the exception to the rule. That first book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has sold over 120 million copies since its release in 1997 and is the third best-selling book of all time. I do […]
I know… that is one heck of a title isn’t it? But it is true. The failure to understand failure is the worst failure of all… and here’s why. Failure happens. It happens to all of us, and it happens to the best of us. In fact, the reason some people are considered as ‘the […]
I want to open up this article with a screenshot I took the other week on my phone while scrolling through Facebook. For privacy reasons, I have blurred out the face and name of my friend as he only shares posts with close friends and family. He has given me permission to share the actual […]
In a previous article, I mentioned that successful and wealthy people are successful and wealthy because of the amount of value they give to other people’s lives. Take Google for example… Google (under the umbrella name of Alphabet Inc) is an internet and software service business that is worth a colossal $1.30 trillion. I cannot […]
I’ve talked extensively about selling digital products online. The reason for that is that they are cheap to create and you can sell them for a premium price making you a very decent profit. Digital information products will make you a lot of money as long as you do it right. As well as being […]
