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Email is likely the single most important piece of marketing you do as a business owner. In fact, it’s the lifeblood of your business. Prospects, job leads, referrals, current clients – they all live in your email.

Yet, compared to other marketing channels we all but ignore this area of our business.

You continue, day-by-day, operating without a strategy or game-plan. It’s time to stop “winging” email strategy. It’s time to fix the pains we all experience:

Your inbox overwhelms you.
Your outgoing emails get few replies.
Your team and emails are all over the place.

You would never do this with other marketing channels. With so much of your success hinging on email, why let it become a graveyard for client work? Let me ask you something. If I looked in your email right now, what would I see?

You’d probably have a bunch of folders with cobwebs on them, emails crammed all over the place, and no real strategy to how you utilize your day to day emails … just like most freelancers.

Even thinking about it now is probably making you a little uncomfortable.

Now, consider the fact that virtually all of your new business opportunities are born and die here.

Whether it’s a new client, referral work, or past clients – most of them will approach you via email.

Your inbox HAS to be affecting your business.
It HAS to have a direct correlation with how much you make.
And if it’s not properly utilized, you’re leaving money on the table.

The crazy part is you’ve probably never focused on improving your email skills before … even though your business literally depends on it.

Sure, you’re constantly learning about design, development, or whatever you’re passionate about – but do those things have as direct of a correlation to your earning potential as email?

Does spending $1,000 adding a new design or development arrow in your cap, actually help you get new work? Or is it just another distraction from what you should be doing: getting better at selling to clients?

After all, all the skill in the world won’t help if you can’t communicate it’s value. Opportunities come and go. You feel unorganized. You have this terrible feeling that you might be dropping the ball all of the time.

The worst part is you accept your situation as the nature of the business.

Cold hard fact #1: you don’t have a system for writing emails so you avoid important stuff (like who’s interested, who you’ve already emailed, who you need to follow up with, etc).

It’s a big reason why thinking about email makes you feel like you’re dropping the ball.

You’re just one person. It’s not possible to remember every little detail about everything you should be doing for your business.

Still, there’s no denying that …

When you avoid your inbox, your business stops.
When you don’t go after new opportunities, your phone doesn’t ring.
When you take too long to respond, prospects lose interest.

And that’s exactly what happens when you’re working full-time on a project and you don’t have the time or energy to write great emails.

That’s why you need to have a system that runs on autopilot.

A system that wont cripple your business just because you don’t have time to write a massive email today.

A system that allows your business to keep running with your email writing skills or without them.

Because you are one person, and most email isn’t that complicated.

Cold hard fact #2: you don’t know what to say to in your emails so opportunities slip by from companies and projects you could have helped.

Companies everywhere are looking for a freelancer like you – everyday you see job posts, tweets, and other opportunities go by.

You know you can help these companies, why does contacting them feel spammy? Worse, why don’t they respond to your emails?

One thing is for sure: you don’t want to be considered a spammer. You hate the thought of sending a bunch of shitty emails, crossing your fingers and hoping you’ll hear back.

But when you sit down to write it that’s exactly what comes out. So you tense up. You overcompensate. A surge of ideas hit you. You want to encapsulate every bit of yourself in your email.

Every word you write makes you feel less confident. Before you know it, you’ve re-written your email a hundred times and you’re still not happy. Staring at a blank screen, you ask yourself:

“What should I say first?”
“What if I sound spammy?”
“How do I frame myself?”
“What’s the right tone for this email?”

You don’t know the answers so you highlight it all and hit delete. It’s only a few more seconds before you give up and close the tab. You asked yourself the wrong questions.

Cold hard fact 3: you spend too much time writing the same emails you sent last week and it’s crippling your productivity and effectiveness.

You’ve probably discovered by now that a shocking amount of your time and business is spent just sending emails.

Because of this you know your business is unavoidably tied to the success of those emails. In other words you live and die by the emails you write.

If you’re an average freelancer you send over 10,000 emails per year. At that volume you repeat yourself a lot.

There’s really only a handful of emails you write.

By the 13th time you ask someone for a referral you undoubtably start to half-ass it.

The same thing happens when you approach a lead, ask a client for feedback, and more.

Why does it have to be this way? Shouldn’t every client get your best? Why can’t every email you write put you in the best position possible?

There’s only so many different types of emails you need to send. You ask for testimonials, you send cold emails, you ask for referrals, you ask clients for feedback, yet each time you write one of these emails for the millionth time, you feel yourself slipping.

I know, I hate it too.

but instead of sitting and waiting for your next client to appear, what if you could turn on client work whenever you wanted?

What if you knew the exact recipe for writing a perfect email? What if you only sent emails that gave you the best chance at landing a client?

What if you could build a source of income without having to find new clients, that consistently brought you new projects automatically without you having to lift a finger?

How about keeping your clients happier than ever by connecting with them regularly, all automatically?

What if you didn’t want to wait for work to come to you anymore? What if you wanted to be a top freelancer that attracts work strategically and automatically?

What if you could skip the years of trial and error and just send amazing emails all of the time and on-demand? What if you could leap-frog all those freelancers on hacker news that say dry spells are just a part of the game?

Imagine effortlessly writing the perfect email to any client, by following a step-by-step guide.

Better yet, imagine if by doing this you could double the number of inquiries you got, warm leads, referrals, testimonials, awesome client feedback and more… overnight.

If you could unlock the most fulfilling, meaningful freelance work of your career – what would it mean to your business?

It would mean more clients and access to better, more profitable projects. Best of all, it would mean working less and getting more out of your time.

Time is the key here. It opens up a better life.

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