The 3-part email persuasion "formula" that never fails

Let's talk about women.



About a year and a half ago, one of my friends (who shalt remain nameless!) sent me a movie in the mail about how this fat dopey guy was successful picking up women. This was back in my married days, so I kind of just let it sit. When I got divorced, my curiosity got the best of me and I watched it.



The prognosis?



The movie is kinda hokey.



Yet, still very entertaining.



What's important though is, it contains an extremely cool 3-part persuasion formula (the character used to pick up chicks) that's PERFECT for emails. In fact, I would say this 3-part formula makes up the anatomy of most of my highest selling emails.



Anyway, I had been using this formula at time without even realizing it.



But now, I do it consciously.



And, as a result, have seen sales go up.



So what's the movie called?



And, what is this 3-part persuasion formula?



That, my friend...



Is classified!



It's for "Email Players" subscribers only.



In fact, I write about it extensively in the October "Email Players" issue which I just sent to the printer yesterday.



That's the bad news.



The GOOD news is this:



I am giving this issue away free to the authors of the 3 most interesting reviews left for my "Blue Chip Email" book which is free to download on Kindle this week (until Friday at midnight).



Here's how it works:



1.) Go to the link below and download the book (free)



2.) Leave a review



3.) If yours is one of the 3 most interesting reviews, the "Email Players" issue above is yours -- my gift to you



How do you make it interesting?



Use some email skillz, stud!



The stuff I teach here every day.



So far, there aren't that many reviews.



That means, your chances of winning are still extremely high if you write an interesting one.



Either way, what do you got to lose?



Worst case is, you get a free book.



Anyway, here's where to download the goods:





If you live in the US:



http://www.EmailPlayers.com/kindle-us





If you live in the UK:



http://www.EmailPlayers.com/kindle-uk/





Also...



Do you live in a country Kindle doesn't sell to?



Realize there is no PDF.



However, if you use a *little* ingenuity, you can google "how to download kindle books in ___ (name your country)" and see what comes up.



But I didn't tell you to do that.



Alright.



Enough.



I'm outta here...



Ben Settle









Ben Settle

Email Specialist

Settle, LLC

www.BenSettle.com



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