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Needs more gore
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So I told one of the attendees at an event I taught at. This was several years ago at the esteemed G
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So I told one of the attendees at an event I taught at. This was several years ago (circa 2016) at the esteemed Greg Gomez IIIâs âFast Start Summit.â And this was specifically in a room of his Platinum students where I spent an entire day abusing them via ripping apart their presentations while we critiqued them. One of the most common (to the point where I told this practically to all 20 or so people in there that day) pieces of advice I had to give was: âNeeds more gore!â Lots of gore. The more gore the merrier. In this case, most of the people in that room were selling some kind of health supplement or product spanning all kinds of conditions. And the one thing all their stories lacked was lots and lots and lots of horror, gore, and pain. Now, Iâm not just talking about literal gore. But, for example: There was a story about once almost falling asleep at the wheel from exhaustion. That right there was about the extent of the chickâs story. Boring. Nobody cares. So I showed her how to gore-up her story after getting some more information out of her about the incident (it was far more horrific than she thought â as she could have injured or even killed a little kid that was in the backseat of the vehicle she almost fell asleep behind) and how to help make it so persuasive people who hear it/read it/watch it (however she wanted to present it to sell her offers) might have literally no choice but to lean in to read, engage with, and want to buy from her. Certainly they would not easily forget her, her story, or her offer. This âneeds more gore!â secret is one of many I teach inside: âEmail Bastard!â Doing this will NOT make you more liked or adored. I can almost guarantee you that. But, at the same time, it absolutely can help make your business more sales as well as make you more respected. And at the end of the day that is far more important than being nice and liked. Which is more important to your business? Only you can answer that. But if you want to learn my not-very-nice approach to email see the link below. Make sure you read the letter carefully. Itâs always better to make an informed purchase, after all. You can get it at a price so low today I might as well be giving it away free, too. Use this link to get it before the tomorrow (Friday 5/10 at midnight EDT) deadline: [httpsâ¶//www.EmailPlayers.com/bastard]( Ben Settle P.S. This course is made up of multiple talks Iâve done at various events people paid not a little bit of money to attend. And some of the info inside has been included in other offers Iâve sold over the years. So read the sales letter carefully before buying if you donât want to just end up buying the same information all over again. This email was sent by Ben Settle as owner of Settle, LLC. Copyright © 2024 Settle, LLC. All Rights Reserved. No part of this email may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from Settle, LLC. Click here to
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