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Sell Like Crazy

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by Sabri Suby


  Instead, just get your message read first. The only way to do that is to get

  your emails in the cherished ‘P’ group by being more personal.

  Just write like you would to a friend. It’s just fine to start an email with ‘Hey

  there’. Let people into your lives a bit, show them your personality, as quirky

  as it might be.

  This is the opposite to how most companies write emails. Their writing

  screams, ‘I’m trying to sell you!’

  Use short sentences and write the way you talk. Good email copywriting is

  not super-dense technical stuff. The last thing you want is an overwhelming

  wall of text when someone opens your email. You want your emails to look

  approachable. Lots of small paragraphs, or even better, single lines of copy –

  just like the example below:

  A good test is to read everything you write aloud. Make sure everything reads

  smoothly. Great emails feel like a conversation between you and your best

  friend.

  While you want to give your readers a glimpse into your life, remember,

  ultimately your readers don’t care about you or what you do. They only care

  about themselves and what you can do for them. The tone, your stories, and

  everything is else must be geared to make the content engaging and

  entertaining. The bottom line is, all of your email copy should focus on your

  reader’s needs and wants.

  3. Study the herd and do the opposite

  Think of the landscape and context in which the reader will read your email.

  Will it be seen — or ignored — in a sea of other emails vying for their

  attention?

  How can you make them pick you? Look at the promotions tab or spam

  folder of your inbox right now. Most of the emails you’ll find there will be

  doing the exact same thing. The subject lines will be the same length, the

  same casing, the same kind of tone – maybe even the same emojis in the

  subject line. If other people are going long, then go short. Study what the

  other people your readers are subscribed to are doing – and do the opposite.

  4. Make it visceral: bring your email copy to life with specifics

  Vague copy is a one-way ticket to inflicting email blindness on your reader.

  Take a look at the simple edits you can make to turn vague copy into specific

  copy. Notice how much more powerful the specific copy is:

  Boring: ‘Increase your sales’

  Specific: ‘Stop for a moment and imagine what it would feel like to double

  your sales in the next 90 days… profits would skyrocket… you’d be able to

  increase your bonus… you’d feel secure that your business was on sound

  footing and you wouldn’t have to spend the weekends worrying about work

  anymore… you’d finally be able to ‘switch off’ and actually enjoy the fruits

  of your hard work’.

  Boring: ‘You’ll lose weight and look great’.

  Specific: ‘You’ll finally be able to fit into that sexy little black dress and turn

  heads wherever you go… and even be the envy of all your friends’.

  Boring: ‘Be your own boss’

  Specific: ‘Imagine breaking the shackles of your soul-sucking 9-to-5 job,

  killing your calendar and living life on your terms! Picture this: You wake up

  as the sun streams through your curtains. You don’t even own an alarm

  clock! You roll over to check your iPhone, Facebook, and Instagram. You

  jump out of bed and run through your morning workout before eating a

  leisurely breakfast with coffee (and no this isn’t the weekend – it’s

  Tuesday!). Then you get a text from a friend who’s in town… want to meet

  for lunch? You can do that, too — and no, you won’t have to ask your boss if

  it’s okay. Because you’re your own boss! You run your own schedule and get

  to work when it works for you!’

  Do you see how much more relatable this type of copy is? These edits make

  people feel like they know you, like you’re their good friend who understands

  them, and with whom they can laugh with and open up to. That’s key to

  getting your emails opened and read.

  5. Don’t ask them to buy, click or act – tell them!

  The call to action is a command. Be specific and tell them exactly what to do

  – don’t ask them! It means using proven phrases like these...

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  This is an NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) technique called an

  ‘embedded command’, and it’s used for planting a thought (state, process,

  experience, or action) within the mind of the reader, beneath their conscious

  awareness. The purpose of using embedded commands is to move your

  reader’s mind in the direction you want it to go without seeming to be

  intruding or ordering in any way.

  Whatever you want your reader to do, don’t ask them to do it – tell them.

  Putting It All Together

  So, there you have it. You’ve learned the key elements and strategies you

  need to create great emails from scratch that will suck in sales. And you’ve

  seen how to do it in days or weeks, instead of the years and years of pain it

  took me.

  Getting email right is the best investment you’ll ever make in your business.

  It can be your secret weapon like it is mine.

  Your Breakthrough Email Checklist:

  Make sure you use a personal sender name.

  Send your emails on Tuesdays at 10 am.

  Make your subject lines are either two to four words or super long in

  length. Nothing in between.

  Write preheader text that burns with intrigue

  Above all, write emails that entertain, excite, and engage your readers.

  Ask yourself when sending every email: ‘Will this email get into the

  ‘P’ group or die in the ‘C’ group?’

  Make your emails plain text instead of visual masterpieces.

  Talk to readers as you would your best friend.

  Make your emails about your readers — not just about yourself.

  Study the herd and do the opposite.

  Make it visceral and bring your email copy to life with specifics.

  Don’t ask them to buy, click or act. Tell them!

  Conclusion

  We’ve covered a lot of ground in this book, and, as you can see,

  I’m deeply passionate about this stuff.

  And that’s because when you get all this right, and you grow

  your business, it makes a profound impact on every area your life. Whichever

  way you want to look at it, money is a big part of life, and there’s no better

  vehicle for creating wealth than growing a business.

  The life you want to create is fuelled by the business you build. And far too

  often the reason people start a business – money, freedom, being able to put

  your kids through college, pay off your parent’s mortgage or give back to

  charitable causes – becomes a distant dream.

  That’s because they get stuck being a business owner and not a business

  builder. They basically create a job for themselves and then work for their

  business, not the other way around.

  All the methodologies in this book are designed to help you make the

  transition from business ow
ner to business builder.

  A business owner is someone who gets caught up ‘in the weeds’. They get

  stuck on the hamster wheel of activity, executing the mundane, daily tasks

  that ‘just have to get done’.

  A business builder is an entrepreneur with a strong focus on sales and

  marketing. Someone who looks for leverage and to delegate anything in their

  business that doesn’t move the money needle and pull their business forward.

  A business owner is someone who mistakenly believes that simply having a

  great product or service is enough to achieve success.

  A business builder is someone who has unwavering focus on intimately

  understanding their market’s pains, fears, hopes, dreams, and desires.

  A business builder is ruthlessly committed to not only providing the most

  value to their marketplace but understanding that great products and services

  are useless unless they can effectively and persuasively communicate this

  value to their market.

  Having a wildly successful business is the ultimate vehicle for creating the

  life you’ve always dreamed of. From a young age you’ve been conditioned

  by society, the media, and your friends and family, all of whom have slowly

  chipped away at your confidence and eroded the possibilities of reaching

  your goals and making your dreams a reality. Naysayers – who have already

  given up on chasing their own dreams – start to dole out advice and plant

  mind-viruses inside your head, which make you second-guess yourself and

  wonder if you can really ‘have it all’. You want a great relationship with your

  spouse, happy kids, an abundance of money, multiple homes, and a thriving

  business. But society would like you to believe that success in one area

  results in absence in another. I’m here to tell you this is horseshit. It’s a lie

  spread by people who don’t have the courage to go out there and manifest

  their wildest dreams.

  You can indeed have it all.

  Not only is building a wildly successful business a great lever for wealth, it

  also makes you stronger in every area of your life.

  Business is the highest form of mental mastery. The stakes are high and it

  takes an incredibly high degree of focus, stamina, and wherewithal to be

  successful.

  These traits are forged from the business you build and the plateaus you have

  to break through to reach even greater heights, and serve you in all areas of

  your life, from your relationships, your fitness, and overall mental strength to

  solve problems.

  On your journey you will face an immense amount of pressure. Pressure is a

  fact of life. The people who learn to relish it are the ones who become high

  performers. These are the people who take huge strides forward when things

  are going great, and knuckle down and forge ahead in life when the heat is

  on.

  Failure is not an option for high achievers. Pressure ignites their resolve and

  sharpens their focus.

  If you’ve read this far, you may well have it in you to thrive on pressure too.

  If you’re serious about business success, then now is the time to commit and

  take action. You must transition from business owner to business builder –

  and get your business working for you, and not the other way around.

  Once you make this fundamental transformation, your business and life will

  never be the same again. Having the ability to be a business builder, and a

  marketer at heart, is the single greatest skill you can attain. It means you’ll

  never go hungry and you’ll always be equipped to start and build businesses

  to fuel the life you want.

  My strategies for growing a business are centered around turning advertising

  into profit. I look at marketing and advertising as assets in which I invest to

  grow my business. Not expenses. I’m a huge advocate of mastering this skill

  because I know it’s a variable that won’t change over time. There will always

  be platforms looking to monetise their audience by selling advertising. It’s

  been this way for hundreds of years. If I know how to leverage these

  advertising platforms and turn eyeballs into dollars, my businesses will

  always be sound.

  Throughout this book, you’ve learned powerful and valuable information that

  when applied will change your business and your life forever. However, all

  the information and strategies covered in this book are worthless if you don’t

  take action.

  If there’s one thing I want to impress upon you, it’s the importance of taking

  action. I want you to sit down right now and write down your action items for

  the next 30 days – and for the next 3, 6, and 12 months. If you don’t,

  something else will grab your attention and you’ll be off looking for the next

  strategy, tactic, or silver bullet for your business.

  I urge you to put the blinders on and execute the information in this book –

  and if you do, I can assure you, you will reap the rewards.

  Building a successful business allows you to manifest your craziest dreams.

  You deserve this success and can truly have it all, despite the naysayers. I

  invite you on this journey and look forward to hearing of your success and

  how transforming your business has transformed your life.

  To your success,

  Sabri Suby

  One Last Thing…

  Iwould love to hear all the successful ways you find to apply my strategies

  to your business and life. Please send me your breakthroughs and results.

  Nothing makes me happier than to hear from successful students. I collect

  and study all kinds of success stories, large or small, financial or otherwise.

  When I get yours, I’ll send you back a free gift or advanced training.

  Be amazing,

  Sabri Suby

  hello@selllikecrazy.co

  1300 858 250

  Document Outline

  IMPORTANT! READ THIS FIRST! Why This Information Is Vitally Important – Now More Than Ever

  Think Like A Billionaire

  How To Sell Like Crazy

  The $500,000 Learning Curve

  A Wiser Investment Than Savings, Stocks, Or Real Estate

  PHASE 1: Understand And Identify Your Dream Buyer

  PHASE 2: Create The Perfect Bait For Your Dream Buyer

  PHASE 3: Capture Leads And Get Contact Details

  PHASE 4: The Godfather Strategy

  PHASE 5: Traffic

  PHASE 6: The Magic Lantern Technique

  PHASE 7: Sales Conversion

  PHASE 8: Automate And Multiply

  Conclusion

  One Last Thing…

 

 

 


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