Jason Resnick π²π
@rezzz
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Say bye to email stress with Creator Quick Start | I help creators unlock the full power of @kit | Tweets about email marketing, automation + Dad life.
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Joined February 2008
You've cracked the conversion code. Your revenue per subscriber is higher than people with 5x your list. Now imagine if you could automate 80% of that sales process instead of the grind of sales calls, live webinars, and calendar invites. Same conversion rate π€―
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Hey @ActiveCampaign why is the app not mobile friendly?? And by friendly I mean βeven the slightest bit usefulβ I canβt do anything on my iPhone 15 Pro
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Two launches. Same list. Same product. Launch A: Everyone gets same emails. $45k. Launch B: Segmented by purchase history. $72k. 60% more revenue from smarter targeting.
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The counterintuitive advice for Closers: Pitch LESS to convert MORE. Not less overall. Less to cold leads. More to hot ones. Find the people raising their hands. Stop chasing everyone else.
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Helped a consultant identify her "hot leads" - subscribers who clicked her sales page 3+ times. She focused her personal follow-up there. Conversion rate doubled. Time spent halved. Same sales skills. Smarter targeting.
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Your hottest leads are getting the same emails as people who'll never buy. You're spreading your conversion skills thin. Segment by intent. Focus where it matters.
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Every new subscriber between launches is going cold. No welcome sequence. No offer. Just waiting for you to show up again. By launch time, half of them forgot why they signed up. Fix this before your next launch.
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A Launch Expert client was making <$500 between launches. We added a simple welcome sequence with a starter offer. Now she makes $2,000/month on autopilot while prepping. Her launches still crush. But so do her off-months. Want to learn more about what we did? Like or
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Simple evergreen system for Launch Experts: 1. Create a $50-$200 starter offer 2. Write a 5-email welcome sequence that pitches it 3. Let it run between launches $1-2 per new subscriber. Automatically.
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Here's how to tell if a photo is Al generated! Look closely at the 4 objects circled in red.
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What if every new subscriber automatically got your best sales pitch? Same conversion rate. 10x the capacity. Your sales process can run while you sleep.
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Your sales skills are holding you back. Not because you should sell less. Because every sale requiring you personally caps your income at your available hours. Automate the process. Keep the results.
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Worked with a coach making $20k/month from 8000 subscribers. Incredible conversion rate. Exhausting workload. We documented her sales process and automated it. Now she closes in her sleep.
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Cart closes. 80% didn't buy. You move on to plan the next launch. But some of them almost bought. Life got in the way. Without a post-close sequence, you'll never know.
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Post-cart sequence: Day 1: "Congrats to new members!" (FOMO) Day 3: "Missed deadline? Reply" (late-comers) Day 5: "What held you back?" (feedback + sales) Day 10: Smaller offer (different path) Recovers 5-15%.
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Righty in @rightmessage is awesome! Had some people falling through the cracks of a flow. Asked Righty to figure out why. Gave me exactly what conditions I needed to add. This is the way for AI to be used in Saas!
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Post-cart-close sequences recover 5-15% of lost sales. I'm not talking about lame extensions either. Look at those who almost bought and pitch something else. On a $50k launch, that's $2,500-$7,500 you'd leave on the table. Most Launch Experts skip this entirely.
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I love when my cat uses the controls of my standup desk as a jumping off point. π Randomly my desk will go up as I'm working. fun times
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Simple post-purchase sequence: Day 1: What happens next Day 3: Quick win Day 7: Common mistake to avoid Day 14: Here's what's next (next offer) Your buyers are ready. Don't ignore them.
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Great at the first sale. Then what? Customer gets a receipt. Maybe one email. Then silence. You're leaving repeat purchases on the table.
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