Most coaches & course creators have an email list that just… sits there. One client I worked with had 1k+ subs and barely booked 1 call a month. We made a few strategic changes and now email brings in warm, weekly leads like clockwork. If you're not seeing that from your

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Most people think segmentation is only about “personalization.”. It’s bigger than that. When you send the right emails to the right segments:. 1. Fewer people ignore or delete your emails. 2. More people engage → your sender reputation rises. 3. Better engagement → better.

If you're struggling to generate consistent income from your email list. And want to add $5–10k MRR within 60 days using my DFY Greenhouse system. Book a free chat with me below and I’ll walk you through how it works step by step:.

RT @sandropap: "I have no idea what to write in my emails.". Why not ask your audience what their biggest struggle is right now?. I did thi….

"I have no idea what to write in my emails.". Why not ask your audience what their biggest struggle is right now?. I did this with a client and we got 5 replies in just a few minutes. It not only helps us understand their pain points and serve them better…. but also boosts.

Quickest way to tank your deliverability:. → Sending the same CTA to every lead.→ Ignoring bounces.→ Skipping warmups.→ Not cleaning your list. You can have the best offer in the world. If you’re not hitting inboxes, it doesn’t matter.

Writing daily emails is a forcing function. It sharpens your thinking and clarifies your message. And slowly builds a machine that sells while you sleep.

Got my first:. "man I’ve never seen this kind of email system before" message from a client. These are the moments that remind me. this isn’t just about emails. It’s about doing work that’s un-ignorable.

RT @sandropap: July’s been my best month so far:. → $1000 collected.→ Signed 2 new clients.→ Got better at swimming (finally). The momentum….

July’s been my best month so far:. → $1000 collected.→ Signed 2 new clients.→ Got better at swimming (finally). The momentum’s real and it’s just getting started. Time to print for the clients now.

First time managing a 10k+ email list inside GoHighLevel for a new client. And honestly. I’m impressed. Compared to other tools and ESPs I’ve used, it’s way more practical. Simple segmentation, clear data, smooth automations. Feels good to finally build properly without.

RT @sandropap: “I was a bit skeptical at first. I’ve worked with email guys before and got zero results.”. That’s what my client told me be….

My worst habit used to be rewriting content over and over before posting. Trying to make it perfect. Trying not to offend anyone. Then I realized the only thing worse than posting something bad…. Is not posting at all.

You probably don’t need more leads. You need to convert the ones you’re ignoring. Warm leads don’t stay warm forever. ➢ Follow up. ➢ Pitch. ➢ Make the damn ask.

I’ve had weeks where I scheduled nothing but “work” and ended the week feeling empty. Now I pick 1 needle-mover per day. Feels slower. But for once, it actually feels like progress.

One of my clients went from ghosted inbox to 40%+ open rates. What changed?. → We cleaned the list.→ Rewrote their welcome sequence.→ Built a simple engagement loop. Sometimes it’s not “more content.”. It’s a better system.

One of my best-performing offers came after 2 failures. Both flopped because I built them too early. Before I had enough data. Before I knew what people wanted. The third was built with the audience. It sold itself.

You don't need another book. You need to apply the last one.

Most A/B testing is a waste of time. Because most people test subject lines before testing offers. No subject line will save a dead funnel. And no CTA will fix a vague promise. Test the thing that actually moves money.

Better open rates don’t mean better emails. A 55% open rate doesn’t pay the bills. A 12% click rate with 7 booked calls does.