Email Marketing

Your Email Must Be Engaging - STOP SELLING in your emails
Link people to your Landing Page on your Website, then make a Sale through your Recommendations

Here's a good example of an interesting email (Always add and link an image)

SUBJECT: OMG! What is our world coming to?

money droppingToday I went to Whole Foods to pick up a few things, While I'm waiting in line I dropped a $20 bill (I was trying to balance too many things).

The lady in front of me picked it up, I held my hand out and thanked her- she said “The things found on earth are to be kept by the collector," and walked away.
Excuse me?

WAIT !  I SCREEMED !

And here's what after I screamed WAIT!

Now send them to you screamed landing page for the end of the story, then at the end of the story make a recommendation that helps the reader, while making you money. 
I looked at the person behind me standing in line, they couldn't believe it either.... This can't be real right now, seriously? (God, do you remember what’s going on in my life right now?)

I took a deep breath and I turned back towards the lady/thief/or whatever you want to call her and as I approached her I said, "Excuse me, you just picked up the $20.00 I dropped. She ignored me, and left the store with her groceries.  I left everything and followed her into the parking lot.

She was almost running at this point to get away from me. She was notably upset that I had followed her. (I was surprised myself).
When she got to her car she put her bags on the ground trying to get her trunk open.

I was angry and upset by the audacity.

I decided that her “finders keepers" rule just presented the perfect opportunity for a great teachable moment... SO... I caught up with her, grabbed her grocery bags off the ground, and headed to my car with her yelling at me from behind. “Hey, those are mine.”

I called out to her what she had said to me earlier: “The things found on earth are to be kept by the collector!"
As I’m laughing, I threw the bags  in my car, jumped in, waved and drove off.
What a sense of satisfaction. Anyway, when I got home and opened the bags,what did I find?
- 3 T - Bone steaks
- 3 pounds Lobster
- 2 pounds of red potatoes
- Garlic bread - Everything to make a nice salad
- And, a very nice bottle of wine!

It was a wonderful and very expensive feast - I immediately had to think of someone to invite over for a fabulous dinner - all my favorite foods. While I'm still laughing I thought, Wow, that’s the best $20 I ever lost
Now Recommend A Product or Service to Benefit the Reader while Making You Money.

Here The Reviewing The Message Before Sending

Powerful Storytelling Email Template

1) Explosive Opening Line
- Hit with shock or humor immediately.
- Example: OMG! You won’t believe what just went down.

2) Scene Setting
- Place the reader right there with you.
- Keep it specific and relatable: Whole Foods checkout line, Starbucks counter, bank teller window.

3) The Unexpected Twist
- Something outrageous or unbelievable happens.
- Make the reader react: Wait… what? Did I just hear that right?

4) The Crowd Reaction
- Pull in someone else who saw it to validate your shock.
- The “you’re not crazy” moment: Even the guy behind me looked stunned.

5) Your Internal Explosion
- Let your feelings show: anger, disbelief, amusement.
- Crank it up so the reader feels it with you.

6) The Confrontation
- Build suspense with what you decided to do.
- Example: I wasn’t about to let this go. I followed her…

7) The Power Move
- Flip the script and give the other person a taste of their own medicine.
- Use their exact words back on them for maximum impact.

8) The Outcome
- Describe the result in detail so the reader feels the satisfaction with you.
- Example: Her face said it all. Shock. Outrage. Pure karma.

9) The Payoff
- Reveal the prize, twist, or unexpected win.
- Make it juicy and fun: T-bone steaks, lobster, wine — all mine.

10) The Lesson or Laugh
- End with a reflection that doubles as the punchline.
- Example: Honestly, that was the best $20 I ever lost.

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