The Email Revolution

Instead of pitching creative to executives in boardrooms, we were pitching ours to strangers on the internet...

Studio 718 wan't quite as glamorous as Studio 54 - email samples, overzealous Facebook groups, and "BFCM" template packs defined our glory.

But chicken tacos, Canadian Club, and Mad Men made life worth living.

The truth is when you're just starting out, you'll do almost anything to mask the desperation.  After all, maybe we were just one email away...

What is spam?  Seriously, can you define it?

The dictionary has three definitions, and they all seem a little...outdated?

When it comes to spam in the 2020s, where do we draw the line?

Email us and let us know your thoughts:

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After fleeing the "underground" Josh ends up moving into his brother's college apartment.  Eager to get a client as quickly as possible, the guys are thrilled when a successful entrepreneur agrees to hear them out...but things don't go as planned.

Yea, screwing up your first time (or first few times) is kind of a right of passage.  At the end of the day, you have to be willing to follow the tide wherever it takes you.  Just beware of late night drive-thrus in Tallahassee...

In this "Email Secrets" edition of the podcast, Josh reveals his simple, 3-step process for finding the right clients when you're first starting out. 

Discussed Tools:

SimilarWeb.com

LinkedIn.com

hunter.io

There are two things every email subject line should contain. 

In this "Email Secrets" episode of The Email Revolution, Josh shares a case study on email subject lines based on some of the principals of former President Obama’s successful $700 million dollar email campaign. 

Do you want someone to open your email? Check this out. 

Just a few years ago,  Arne built and grew a Facebook group to more than 80,000 members. Then he made over a million dollars selling products and services in that group. And he did it in his 20s.

The Preeminent Facebook Groups Expert now teaches business owners how to grow and monetize their business in FB Groups. 

The profits keep adding up, and if that wasn’t enough, he developed software called Group Funnels, which helps business owners quickly collect e-mails from group members. 

Also, he finds time to be the host of Attempt At Greatness Podcast.

joingroupmasters.com

groupfunnels.com

What are email manners? And when is it time to use them?

Dennis left a career in advertising, hoping to strike gold in the wild wild west (internet business). He wanted to travel the world and live life on his terms, rather than answer to “the man” and grind away in a cubicle for forty hours a week. 

Now he's an in-demand Online Marketer and Solopreneur with two dozen training products. He also runs a growing online community where he helps experts build one-person, location independent businesses in under 20 hours a week.

dennisdemori.com

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Have you ever heard of the man in the Hathaway shirt? 

Hey, can I cut the line? I'm in a rush.