What's up, inbox innovators? In this episode, we chat with Christopher and Gena Maselli of Writing Momentum, and together, we nerd out over the power of a well-crafted sales email. You'll hear how Chris took a "meh" pre-written summit promo, flipped it into his own unique voice, and bagged an epic open rate and affiliate dough all while serving major good-vibes-only realness about the importance of authentic connection in your marketing game. If you've ever wondered whether to rewrite generic swipe files, this episode is your BFF. Episode Highlights How to Make Pre-Written Swipes NOT Suck Chris tells us why he ALWAYS rewrites canned summit promo emails to sound like his true self, and how that move shined in his last Children's Book Mastery Summit blast. The Power of List Pruning (aka Marie Kondo-ing Your Subscribers) Inspired by Liz, Chris and Gina cut their list in half (ouch, but trust…)—and watched their open rates skyrocket to a mouthwatering 50%+. Leveraging the Freebie-to-Upsell Pipeline Chris breaks down the affiliate side hustle: get folks in for a free summit ticket, then let the landing page work its magic on those lifetime-access upgrades. Plus, a peek into their "nurture 'em forever" email approach. Key Takeaways The real secret sauce? Don't be afraid to ditch the script. Rewrite those swipes, speak like a real human, prune your list so you're actually talking to your people, and remember: nurturing relationships > "hard selling." Your emails can be friendly, helpful, AND profitable, promise. Go on, send that email! And if you swipe anything from us, make it sound like YOU. (We're rooting for your 50%+ open rate, bestie.)

Links & Resources Summit Sponsor: ListGadget.com- Make every email a growth machine with listgadget.com! Snag your 6-week goal-setting and accountability plan from Chris & Gena here. Or you can check out their incredible membership here because aren't we all writers at the end of the day? Steal These Sales Emails Template Pack- Every email from the summit, including Chris's, turned into plug-and-play templates.