Danial Kashanian

Soft sell in every email Don't be scared of promoting your product/service As long as the email is valuable for your reader it's okay to promote something in the end But only 20% of your email should be a pitch and the rest value

Don't overpromise and lie within your subject line Deliver what you promise or you will lose the trust between you and your readers' And that means... FEWER SALES = LESS MONEY

Want to provide good value without overwhelming your subscribers with long-form emails? Here's how you can provide value and increase your sales by writing short-form emails: THREAD 🧵

What ONE thing do you need to do to make money with your newsletter? -> Build a deep relationship with your audience Figure out their problems and write emails where you give them a solution.

Tired of high click- and open rates but NO CONVERSIONS? Let me show you the ONE thing that will help you convert your readers into $$$. << THREAD 🧵 >>

When new subscribers haven't downloaded the lead magnet within your first email... FOLLOW UP. Don't ignore them. Send them a follow-up email and make sure they download it.

The easiest ways to increase your conversion rate: -> Email automation Upsell-Email = After they downloaded the free lead magnet Cross-sell Email = After they have purchased the upsell email or any other low/mid ticket product The ROI for setting this up is incredible

Going to publish my own newsletter within a week Stay tuned

Email Marketing is not only about setting up automated emails and sequences. If your emails are bad and low-quality... You shouldn't worry about sequences etc. Focus on the quality and value of your email first and then think about everything else.

If you run out of ideas about what value you can provide for your email list, do this: ASK THEM. Ask your audience what problems they are facing and what they would like to know and... BOOM. You have content for 3-5 emails.

I analyzed 50+ newsletters and this is what all the good newsletters had in common: • A captivating welcome sequence • An upsell email after receiving the Lead Magnet • Cross-sell emails after buying a product • insane amounts of value in their emails

Don't forget to keep your email list clean. You want to remove cold subscribers who only signed up for your lead magnet. How? Send an email with a small CTA at the end and tag those who click on it. Do it 2-3 times and then remove those who didn't click.

There are many ways how you can show social proof within your sales email. And one of the best ways is by using case studies. Show your audience how your service/product has helped other people and what results you got for them. As simple as that.

Write to only ONE person in your emails. Don't talk to many. Please don't make this mistake.

Turn your case studies into emails and send them to your email list This way you build more trust by showing social proof making it easier for your audience to buy your product/service I recommend you do that once a week

If you want to write a sales email with a story in it... use sensory language. e.g. "The warm sun hugged my skin as the sweet smell of fresh flowers filled the air, making me feel happy and alive." This way it's much easier to trigger the reader's emotions and make him buy.

Segment subscribers who don't take action after your sales email And then send them some follow-up emails were show some social proof or talk a bit more about your product/service A great way to turn those subscribers into customers

Your newsletter is an important part of the marketing funnel of your business So don't underestimate the power of a newsletter and keep providing value to your audience In the end it can be the difference between $1000/mth and $10,000/mth