Here is the first of five possible Educational Email Courses (EEC), I could build for your business. An EEC is a series of emails sent to your prospective client email listeach day for five days. Each email is written to be educational not “selly.”
You and I will work together so that we craft a message in your voice, that will add benefit to the prospect’s life. Then we send a second and third, fourth and fifth course lesson. Each one unique to your business educating your prospects on items of interest to them.
EEC is one of the most successful forms of sales enabling copy created.
The email Day 1 course below is a sample of an email with the points First paragraph, main message, deep dive, conclusion, call to action (CTA), highlighted. This is the first day EEC email I would send to my prospects. Without the BOLD headings of course.
We could craft something similar for your prospects. Go ahead and take a look at what I am doing here and think about how something similar could benefit your business.
Let’s talk. Reach me at jaepperson@mac.com
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Day 1: Understanding Yourself and Your Business
Subject: Unlocking Your Potential: The Key to Business Growth
First Paragraph:
Have you ever wondered why some businesses thrive while others struggle to get off the ground? It all starts with a deep understanding of yourself and your business. Today, we’ll dive into the most crucial step in your journey to expanding your clientele—knowing who you are and what you bring to the table.
Main Message:
Before you can effectively market your services, you need to have a clear understanding of your strengths, weaknesses, values, and goals. This self-awareness will guide your business decisions and strategies, ensuring they align with your personal and professional identity.
Reflect on these questions:
- What are your core strengths and skills?
- What values drive your business decisions?
- What are your long-term business goals?
- How do you differentiate yourself from the competition?
Deep Dive:
Understanding yourself involves more than just listing your strengths and goals. It’s about digging deeper into your motivations and aspirations. Consider keeping a journal where you can regularly reflect on your experiences and insights. This practice can reveal patterns and provide clarity on what truly matters to you.
- Core Strengths and Skills: Identify your top three strengths. Are you particularly good at building relationships, solving problems, or leading a team? Understanding your strengths will help you focus on activities that maximize your impact.
- Values: Reflect on the principles that guide your decisions. Is integrity your top priority? Do you value innovation and creativity? Knowing your values helps ensure your business practices align with what matters most to you.
- Goals: Set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals. These could include revenue targets, market expansion plans, or personal development objectives.
- Differentiation: Analyze your competitors. What do they offer, and how can you stand out? Your unique value proposition will be a combination of your skills, values, and the specific needs of your target market.
Conclusion:
Understanding yourself is the first step towards building a successful business. It sets the stage for identifying your unique selling proposition, which we’ll explore in the next email. Remember, self-awareness is the cornerstone of effective business leadership.
Call to Action:
Start your journey today by reflecting on your strengths, values, and goals. Grab a notebook, and spend 15 minutes jotting down your thoughts. This simple exercise can provide profound insights into your business direction. As a premium ghostwriter, I specialize in capturing your personal style and voice to create tailored educational email courses that will build your clientele. Reply to this email to schedule a meeting where I can learn about you and your business, and craft a customized email course designed to boost your success.
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Trust me, this works. Let me know when you can schedule a ZOOM cal and we can discuss your business goals and aspirations. jaepperson@mac.com