One Simple Email Marketing Strategy That Will Generate More Sales Immediately

Ever wake up and think to yourself…I want to drive sales today? I hope that’s how you feel everyday! If so, today I’m going to share with you a cool email marketing strategy that mixes influence principles and email segmentation to ultimately drive more sales. Pretty much without fail.

Now there are a couple things necessary to pull this off. One is an email list, and the other is a reasonable relationship with that email list. If your list is small, don’t worry….you still can put what I’m about to teach you into action.

If you don’t have either one of these you should still keep reading, because understanding this simple trick, and seeing what it could do for your business should motivate you to go make it happen! Don’t forget, theres not better place to get the tools and training to help you build that list than here inside My Lead System Pro.

The Email Marketing Strategy That Will Create Sales Now

Alright, let’s dive in! Now the steps I’m about to describe will be explained more deeply in the video below, but the goal here is to identify people on our list who are interested in what we’re offering them, and then appeal to all 3 types of buyers. Those who buy for benefit or gain, those who buy based on logic, and those who buy based on fear of loss.

STEP 1: Write A Lengthy Email That Makes An Irresistible & Time (Or Quantity) Sensitive Offer

Remember, you can’t just pitch your list all day long. This email marketing strategy presupposes that you’re giving your list tons of value. If you’re not, you should start there.

This first email is designed to “Rack The Shotgun.” I’ll explain the details of what this email should consist of in today’s video, but know that it should speak to the benefit of your offer, and should set the stage for a logic based sales effort, and a fear based sales effort to follow. You also should have made this offer irresistible with some sort of value added bonus(es)

STEP 2: Give the email 24-48 hours and segment those who clicked the link but did not buy. Write a new email that speaks as if you’re talking directly to them based on the fact that they engaged with your previous email. Maybe the subject line is

“Hey Jon, did I do something wrong?”.

When Jon opens, tell him straight up…

“Hey Jon yesterday I made you and insane offer, and you checked it out but didn’t take action.”

Then appeal to Jon logically. Remind him why you believe he got on your list.

“Maybe I’m wrong Jon, but I thought you jumped on my email list because you wanted to learn how to achieve XYZ. If I’m wrong, I really apologize for sending you these emails, not sure where the mix up was. However if you really do want to achieve XYZ yesterday’s offer is pretty much the complete answer. I mean THINK about this”….

Continue appealing to logic. Use testimonials, stats, value stacking, and metaphorical examples.

“To think Jon….people are out there spending 4 dollars on a Latte everyday when they could spend just half that and access XYZ, and get XYZ”

“The crazy part is…most people spend X and just get Y, but (then VALUE STACK)

“Now Jon maybe you didn’t take action because you feel (insert likely objection). I totally get it! Take Jenny for instance, she felt (insert same pain), she used/got/did XYZ and now (Insert Jenny Testimonial)”

Create another strong call to action reminding Jon of limited quantity or deadlines. This lays the groundwork to leverage fear of loss in your next email.

STEP 3: Write A Last Chance Email

This email is for those that wait until the last minute and buy based on fear of loss. Don’t be afraid to get tough here. That’s what fear of loss buyers need. Remember, this is not being sent to your whole list. You’re having a one on one conversation. This person has been reading your emails and clicking the links to your offer. They want what you have, they just need a better reason to take action. Here's an example of what I may do when employing this email marketing strategy.

First remind Jon of the deadlines and what is disappearing. Then have a convo.

“Jon, can I ask you a serious question?….When’s it going to be your turn? You’re still here, so you must want XYZ (insert benefits)….You know it works because you saw (insert logic and testimonials)

“When are you going to step up and be one of those testimonials? I’ve got bad news I can’t show up at your house and make you buy XYZ no matter how much we both know you need it.”

“You’re more than welcome to hang around and receive my emails, but to me that sounds like torture, when there’s still an X hour window to experience X”

Bottom line, don’t be afraid to twist the knife and leverage your deadlines. Here’s the deal. Jon’s frozen. He doesn’t have the results, experience, life, whatever that he wants. You’ve got a solution. Jon needs you to get him off the fence if anythings ever going to change. Call me crazy, but I think it’s your duty to tell Jon what he needs to hear, and if he unsubscribes, well at least you know that you gave it your all.

STEP 4: Segment & Repeat

Think of this process like you’re wringing the water out of a wet towel. Every time you add new people to your list, or provide value you are wetting the towel. Every time you are making an offer you are wringing the towel. Get the most out of this single offer by segmenting and reaching as many people as you can.

After 48 hours segment the non opens from step 1, and send them the same step 1 email with a different subject line in efforts to grab their attention.

Once more people have clicked the link in your second send of email 1 you’re going to treat them exactly the same as you did the first group that clicked.

Do the same with non opens from email 2, and email 3.

One thing I would suggest is that, depending on timing, you may want to exclude these segments from your main broadcasts while you’re having this “conversation” with them.

But for those who opened email 1 and never clicked it’s broadcasts as usual. You “racked the shotgun” (see video to know what I mean). They didn’t show interest, so it’s back to giving them value, and maintaining the relationship. Your next offer may very well appeal to them in a way that this one didn’t.

Again…I think it’s very important that you watch today’s video to get some of the finer details of this process. Then go apply this email marketing strategy in your business, and I guarantee you’ll make more sales immediately