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I help business/offer owners add at least an extra $5k to their MRR using the unique T.R.E.E. marketing method

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Results i got for a client with an oversaturated list. (Also list's average metrics are an Avg click rate of 4% and Avg open rate of 25%)

TheTreeyad's tweet image. Results i got for a client with an oversaturated list.

(Also list's average metrics are an Avg click rate of 4% and Avg open rate of 25%)
TheTreeyad's tweet image. Results i got for a client with an oversaturated list.

(Also list's average metrics are an Avg click rate of 4% and Avg open rate of 25%)

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“Above all else, know this: Be prepared at all times for the gifts of God and be ready always for new ones. For God is a thousand times more ready to give than we are to receive.” — Meister Eckhart


The Crossroads close works so well because it makes the reader much more likely to do something by showing them what their life will be without the product vs their life with the product... While giving them a sense of freedom. (Which everyone loves)

TheTreeyad's tweet image. The Crossroads close works so well  because it makes the reader much more likely to do something  by showing them what their life will be without the product vs their life with the product...

While giving them a sense of freedom. (Which everyone loves)

I just discovered that ecom is a sleeping beast. Niche is super underrated


To make your offer appear more valuable... You have to make the reader feel safe. As the safe emotion increases the percieved value of your offer. people would rather avoid a loss than pursue a gain.


If the reader doesn't find anything that shows them "what's in it for them" in the first 4 lines... Then they will not read any further. Because they don't care about the product. They care about what the product can do for them. (2/2)


A common mistake that i see a lot of newbie copywriters make is that they never make it about the reader. Instead, they keep it about the product they're selling. WRONG. (1/2)


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