Launch Sequence Examples
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Steve Allen 6 years, 5 months ago.
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I’ve a swipe file to save examples of sales funnels, launch sequences, marketing campaigns … whatever you want to call them.
Do you?
One I see active today is a gem. This isn’t an affiliate link, and I’ve no relationship with the seller. If you’ll watch closely, though, she covers the bases well (and must’ve sunk a ton of time into the video).
Check it out here: https://liveyourmessage.com/epm2017/1-experience/
Do you have favorite sequences to share? I wonder if we could start a shared repository for them? I take screenshots and use Snagit to capture the material for review. (By the way, I’ve a sub-file on Sean’s launches and sales pages alone.)
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I try to bookmark many of Sean’s sales pages, but that sneaky young man has a habit of taking them down. 😉
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
The Mindful Writer - for deep and persuasive copy-
Bruce why not save them on your own system? You can then open them in a browser when you want to use them for reference.
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I may have to, Susan.
Thing is that I already have so many files on my computer that it’s easier to find them if they’re bookmarked. 😉
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
The Mindful Writer - for deep and persuasive copy -
Hey Don-
I DO have lots of swipe files simply because they help me so much. I have them organized into exactly what they are so I don’t have to totally reinvent the wheel when building things in the future.
Obviously, MY swipe files (the ones I liked the style of or way they were written) might not be the ones everyone else might have saved but they definitely work for me.
Besides the files (that I usually copy & paste into word docs with a link on the doc to the actual page and then organized into folders on my PC) I save good emails into folders using similar organization (some for optin-thank you emails or welcome emails after purchases, some for well written promo emails, some for JV recruiting emails, etc).
Thanks for the link from LiveYourMessage. Much appreciated.
I am more than willing to share with anyone in this Community what I have but don’t know what the easiest/best method of sharing might be. Ideas?If you're looking for a someone to bounce things off of in the IM world, I'm your guy and I really would love to help you out. Helping others is just who I am!
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