Chances are you’re either subscribed to 2 or 3 or subscribed to a shit ton of email lists, potentially as many as 50.
The latter is most often the case with people who are new to a certain market or industry—or still at a lower awareness level in the market.
And that’s a good thing.
That’s how it should be. Discover all there is to discover in your market. Learn about the different problems you (or other people) might be facing, the causes of those problems, their solutions, the specific products or services, and the thousand and one personalities and authority figures in that market.
But sooner or later, and this is always the case, I’ve never seen it not be the case, and I’m staking my entire net worth and everything I own on this fact, every single person will come to a point where’ve done enough “exploring”.
They don’t need to be subscribed to 30 email lists anymore.
In fact, they come to a point where they realize that 90% is bullshit anyway. They’ve learned what they needed to learn. They found the people they like, the philosophies they want to embrace, and the solutions they want to use.
It’s at that point when they make the decision to cut all of the fluff, unsubscribe from almost every single email list, and only keep a handful of them around.
Almost always only 3 different email lists.
Take this message I received some months ago from a long-time reader and fellow creator, Eshana:
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Alex's emails are the best! One of the very few daily emails I read. And I have subbed to about 50 haha.
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That’s the start of it.
And, even though I haven’t asked him, I’m fairly certain of the fact that he finally decided to take a few minutes out of his day to unsubscribe from a good 45 of those email lists.
But yet he’s still on mine.
And that’s one of the powers of daily emails.
Hook them in the exploratory phase, stay close to them, focus on the relationship with your readers, show up every single day, stay top of mind, be relevant, be engaging, be valuable, and you’ll outperform—outlast—99% of all other lists out there.
And I teach exactly how to do so in my latest course I’m launching this week, Email Valhalla.
Click here to check it out: https://alexvandromme.gumroad.com/l/valhalla/VALHALLA
P.S. Email Valhalla is currently in pre-purchase, which means you’ll be able to get it at a 30% discount until Saturday, March, 16th at midnight CET, when the course fully releases.
Here’s what to do to get it:
1. Read every single word at the URL below to make an informed purchase
2. Buy it before Saturday at midnight CET to get it at the discount
3. Use code VALHALLA at checkout in case the discount didn’t get added automatically and make sure you see the price change before entering your info
Once again, here’s the link: https://alexvandromme.gumroad.com/l/valhalla/VALHALLA
P.P.S: If you've previously purchased something from me, no matter what or how much (or little) it was, you're eligible for a FREE 30-minute call with me, if you purchase Email Valhalla (the base version), where I'll help you set up your new and improved email strategy to get you up and running as fast as possible—whether this is your first email experience or if you've been emailing for months or years already.
Simply purchase Email Valhalla, reply back to this email with proof of your purchase and I'll send you a link to schedule your FREE 30-minute call (DON’T buy the full-priced added call package through Gumroad).
P.P.P.S: If you've previously purchased Email Extraordinaire, you'll get access to Email Valhalla entirely for free (as promised)
Simply reply back to this email and I'll send you a unique code you can use to claim your new product.
On top of that, you can also make use of the bonus 30-minute email consultation call I mentioned above for the same price that other prior customers have to pay (that’s $70 instead of the $270 non-customers have to pay).
You don't have to get it. But it's an option if you so choose.
If that sounds interesting to you, then let me know by mail and I'll arrange it for you.