1. Emailing For Dollars How To Write Emails The Brings In Clients And Closings!!
Those that do exactly as I show here will learn how to turn your computer into a money making machine that anybody can learn to operate.
You will be able to turn on the faucet any time you want to generate a flood of new business while you spend more time doing the things you like doing.

2. Who Am I And What Qualifies Me…
You being here today is proof that s work. Of all the s that you get, mine must have spoken to you or you wouldn’t be here.
I bring in over $100,000 per month strictly on income directly resulting from my campaigns.
Today, I’m going to show you my inside secrets that I have learned on my bumpy ride to success.
I’ll show you the easy ways and the pot holes to avoid.

3. What You Will Learn Today
How To Create A Killer Promotion
Creating A Great Outline To Make It Easy
Getting In Their Mind To Persuade Them To Act
Make It Look Pretty Before Clicking “Send”
Whatever Else I Come Up With
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4. What To Do First Get The Right Mindset
It’s NOT a light switch
Skill That Is Developed
No Overnight Success Stories
Like Driving A Car
Riding A Bike
It’s not a light switch where you can’t get better at it.
But like driving a car, after awhile you do it without even thinking about it.
The more you do it, the better you get.
You can read a book about how to ride a bike, but it’s not until you get out there and pedal it does things start to really click for you and you get better at it.

5. Here’s A Simple Trick
When you receive a “killer” promotion from somebody else, copy it in your own handwriting.

6. Use An Email Address That Has Your URL
Don’t use use

7. Write Down Your Intention
What Do You Want To Accomplish With The You Are Sending Out?
Do you want to meet with 20 real estate agents within 2 weeks
Do you want 4 applications
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This helps you from getting off of the subject when writing the .
Keeps you focused.
Basically you are writing down goals.
Anything that is not directly heading toward your goal needs to be deleted from the .

8. Ask The 5 Golden Questions
Who are you?
What do you want? (realtor to ask for free report so I can build my list)
Why should I care? (would you like to see how I get hundreds of qualified buyers)(are you tired of struggling?)
What’s in it for me? (you get a free report on how to get hundreds of leads with a zero dollar marketing budget)
What do I do now? (put your info in right over there and I’ll rush this free report to you)
Literally write out an outliine by asking these 5 golden questions.
I answer these in my outline by using just a few key words. So who am I: Carl White What do you want: I want the agent to ask for a free report to build my list.

9. Create Subject lines That Get Opened!
The Only Function Of The Subject Line Is To Get Your Opened
You are not trying to sell anything in the subject line, just to open the before deleting it.

10. Don’t give too much info in subject line
More On Subject Lines
Don’t give too much info in subject line
If you give too much information in the subject line, they don’t need to open the . Don’t do that. You want them to open up your and read what you want them to read.

11. Samples Example of bad subject line:
“First Name, here is the information on the $8,000 tax credit plan”
Example of good subject line:
“Here is the insider information that you need”
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12. Secrets About Personalization
Do not personalize s just because you heard it has better pull rates
Don’t use the first name just because you know how
Bad Example: “First name, the insider secrets that you need to know”
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13. Secrets About Personalization
Good Example: Hey First name, check out these secrets that you need to know.
The only reason to use first names is to make it sound conversational. Then the next step is to make people curious. Next slide.

14. More On Subject Lines Write “Blind” subject lines.
Example: Here’s some insider info that will really help out.
Blind means that you are telling them they will benefit, but you don’t actually tell them what it’s about. If they want to know what it’s about, they have to open it.

15. Example of NOT Blind
This example is not blind and gives the secret away:
Here’s the information about the $8,000 tax credit for first time homebuyers
In this example, the reader doesn’t have a reason to open the because they think they have all the information they need.

16. Subject Line Benefit Oriented
Whiff of the pie, not the whole pie
Always show how they will benefit or that they will benefit in the subject line. They should get a whiff of benefit, but not be told how the benefit will be done.

17. Example Subject Line
“How To Get $8,000 From The Government”

18. Ask A Question In Your Subject Line
Example:
Did you make this same mistake last time you bought a house?
Just make sure you do not answer the question, or even tell what the subject of the question is in the subject line.
They have to open up the to see the true subject of the question.
Curiosity here!!

19. Now That They Have Opened Your Email, How Do You Keep Them Interested?
The job of the subject line is to get them to open it, the job of the opening lines is to get them to read further.

20. Talk To Your Reader Like He Is A Buddy

21. Don’t Yell At Your Friends
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22. Another Mistake
Talking too loud (writing with all capitals and using a ton of exclamation points)
Example:
Hey first name,
IT’S TIME TO REFI NOW. I CAN GET YOU THE BEST RATE!!!!!!!

23. Don’t Go Right Into The “Pitch”

24. Don’t Act Like You Are Talking To A Crowd
Speak to them like you are talking to one person. Avoid things like “so many of you have said I’m great….’

25. Fatal Mistakes In The Email Body
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26. Mistake
Not understanding that your reader only cares about what’s in it for him
In initial s, people don’t care about you, and don’t want information about you, they only want to know what’s in it for them.

27. Example of “Too Much Info”
Gee, first name,
It’s me, Carl. I am so tired from pulling an all nighter last night locking in all the new clients that are wanting to refinance. I was going to take the family to dinner, but knew how important this was for all of my clients.

28. Other “No No’s” Don’t talk about what is going on in my personal life
How many hours I work
All the vacations that I am taking
The fancy car I drive, etc…

29. Make Your Body Easy To Read
Remember that most people will scan your message before they read them
If it large paragraphs, it will look to hard and they wont read it
Use 50 character lines of text
Use Arial # 12 Font

30. The Key is The Call To Action
Call to action is:
What is the exact action I want my client to do..
Call me me
Forward my message to their friends

31. Why Now????
You have to give them a reason to take action right now, or they will simply delay and forget.
How do you get them to act now?
Read then answer question: Scarcity. Next slide

32. Scarcity. Next slide

33. Scarcity
Time based
Quantity based

34. Fire Sales
You are going to pay $500 of closing costs for the next 3 days, then $300 next 3 days, then $100 next 3 days.
The purpose is to shove everybody in the first 3 days.

35. Notes On “PS’s”
Other than the headline, this is the most read part of an
They increase results
Makes your message more interesting to read
Comes across as more personal

36. Different Kinds Of “PS’s”
Testimonial PS (social proof)
Example: You don’t have to take my word for it, listen to what Sue and Bob Linker said about how they enjoy their new house…..
Bonus PS
Example: --update: I just got off the phone with the real estate agent, they are going to throw in a 1 year home warrantee..

37. More on PS’s The “Oops, I forgot something” PS
Example: I forgot to mention, the title company has agreed to pay an additional $200 of your closing costs if you take action by Tuesday.

38. Most Common Email Mistakes
Overuse of personalization
Making your to formal (should sound conversational)
Making your about too many things
Not giving people a specific reason to act
Talking about yourself too much