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Email series: Soap Opera Story Style? VS Giving BEST tips +secrets Free?(how to combine Both Styles?

by davidkings
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There are 2 style of an email series,
1. Providing your Best Tips, and Mega secrets
2. Soap Opera style emails?

But how can they be combined? both styles merged?

Providing your Best Tips, and Mega secrets for free

One style of email marketing is provide excellent content to common problems that the list in the niche has. Either in an article or a video, and even a pdf.

You can even give out your best tips out for free will make your list feel you are giving them mega help.


Soap Opera style emails?
But people also say you should use cliff hanger storylines in your email series,
to make a story, and offer it to the per email.

So to turn the email series story a soap opera style



There will be 25+ emails in the series.

how can both styles 1. and 2 . be combined? would it be more efficient to build a story in emails 1-5....... and then emails 6 onwards provide juicy tips ? (to their problems)
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  • Profile picture of the author Shadowflux
    I would suggest utilizing all three elements in each email. This way you'd have:

    1. A Story
    2. Lessons from the story
    3. A cliffhanger

    Here's a quick example of what I'm talking about:

    "I want to tell you a story. I once had a friend who was stuck in the cube farm, working 60 or more hours a week, and he was miserable. One day I sat down with him and..........etc etc

    That's when it finally clicked for him. He realized:

    1. Tip 1
    2. Tip 2
    3. Tip 3

    So he finally believed it was possible. He had to defeat those limiting beliefs first. Now his only problem was how to get started.

    I helped him with this too and in next week's email you're going to find out exactly what he did to start changing his life around. Watch your inbox on Wednesday! "

    Then the next email would have the same format. Story > Tips > Lead in until the cycle was finished.
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    • Profile picture of the author davidkings
      Originally Posted by Shadowflux View Post

      I would suggest utilizing all three elements in each email. This way you'd have:

      1. A Story
      2. Lessons from the story
      3. A cliffhanger

      Here's a quick example of what I'm talking about:

      "I want to tell you a story. I once had a friend who was stuck in the cube farm, working 60 or more hours a week, and he was miserable. One day I sat down with him and..........etc etc

      That's when it finally clicked for him. He realized:

      1. Tip 1
      2. Tip 2
      3. Tip 3

      So he finally believed it was possible. He had to defeat those limiting beliefs first. Now his only problem was how to get started.

      I helped him with this too and in next week's email you're going to find out exactly what he did to start changing his life around. Watch your inbox on Wednesday! "

      Then the next email would have the same format. Story > Tips > Lead in until the cycle was finished.
      thanks guys.

      Can you do quick examples for the 'email marketing niche'
      specifically - squeeze page niche (optin pages) subniche of email marketing.

      for people having trouble with making effective squeeze pages, and not getting a high conversion rate for optins on them.

      can you give some examples of the above, for the above stated niche please.
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      • Profile picture of the author Shadowflux
        Originally Posted by davidkings View Post

        thanks guys.
        can you give some examples of the above, for the above stated niche please.
        I can only give away so much valuable information for free, I'm sure you understand. I don't mind helping once in a while but I refuse to hold anyone's hand.

        If you're having that much trouble with it, just do what rich people do: Hire someone!

        (Please don't take this as me trying to sell my services, I'm far too busy as it is!)
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