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What a reply guy is and isn’t
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Email Players subscriber J.G. tries being a reply guy, but fails: === Well, I guess this makes me a
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Email Players subscriber J.G. tries being a reply guy, but fails: === Well, I guess this makes me a reply guy as well but I thought I would add my two cents. I signed up for your Email Players newsletter in March 2019. Perhaps one of the best business investments ever. If memory serves, I got your Emails Schema book first before getting my first issue. I read it and imedeatly applied what I had learned to a promotion I was already in mid launch. Using your methodology, it pulled 10k more than anything I had ever done before. Later that year, I pulled my first 100k launch using wisdom I gained from reading you newsletter and by taking action. That's 3x better than any previous launch. For those that think that your methodology can't apply to their Niche, think again. I'm in the meditation and spirituality market. No, I can't copy or swipe anything you do. I can't mimick your style or tone. It just wouldn't work for my customers but the essence of what you teach can be applied anywhere as long as you think it through and take action. If you publish this, please don't use my full name, just my itialis J.g. === So letâs get this whole reply guy thing straight. Too many people giving me testimonials and being pleasant and respectful preface their email with being a reply guy, but they are certainly not who I am referring to when I use the term. The way I use the term, I am referring to someone who may not be a âtroll,â but likes to reply back to emails or social media threads with some kind of sniping, snarking, patronizing, finger-wagging, thread-disrupting, arguing-for-the-sake-of-arguing, and almost always passive aggressive nonsense, where they miss the context of or ignore the entire point of whatever they are replying to in order to insert whatever horse shyt narrative they think is important, but that nobody but themselves cares about. i.e., they type just to hear themselves write. I instantly block, ignore, and if applicable make them into examples to profit from. But never by name. No, they donât get any kind of beneficial attention. Far as I am concerned, God put their miserable carcasses on this planet to help enrich my business, while they probably think they cleverly âwonâ an argument (from my silence or copy trolling them and making money from them, go figure..) they think I am engaged in, but arenât. So thatâs what I mean when I use the term. They abound on social media. But not nearly as much in daily email responses. After all, they canât grandstand and drama queen in one-on-one emails. They also are completely unqualified to be on my list, much less buy anything from me. And this goes triple for the upcoming December Email Players issue where theyâll probably natter on about that one time they had a $19 continuity offer with 50 members and how Iâm doing everything wrong, etc. Not the brightest bulbs in the drawer. But they can be useful for email content. As far as the December issue goes: Itâs a lot of meat & potatoes info. So anyone seeking sexy or exciting is going to be disappointed. Then again, that goes for every issue. But in this one I give the exact, âbeat for beatâ, business plan I will use if shyt hits the fan and I have to start over from scratch, in a different market, having to figure out who to sell to, what to sell them, how to reach them, etc. It is also a way an existing business venture can âstackâ a whole different wing on to their current operation, to add more security for these dark economic times descending upon us. I talk about the exact market Iâd target, what exactly Iâd sell to them, where Iâd research and find email and marketing ideas for that market, how Iâd get them on my list, the buying sequence Iâd most likely use, and my entire thought process from A-to-Zygotically â all laid out, naked, with everything dangling in the wind. So itâs an entire business plan in an issue. And I suppose someone could even âliftâ it as-is. But I would not recommend that unless you shared the exact same interests as me. Whatâs better is to take, adapt, and use it for your interests and passions. The deadline is to get it is practically here. To get in while thereâs still time, go here: [httpsâ¶//www.EmailPlayers.com]( Ben Settle This email was sent by Ben Settle as owner of Settle, LLC. Copyright © 2022 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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