If you’ve been in the email marketing world for more than five minutes, you’ve heard the name .
He argues that in a crowded market, the audience is already conditioned to buy. They just haven’t found someone who speaks to them like a human.
His philosophy: The best subscriber is someone who was given your email by a friend, not someone who traded their address for a PDF. Ben Settle - Email Players 1 - 15
It’s for anyone ready to admit that maybe — just maybe — the reason their emails don’t work isn’t the algorithm.
Not every other day. Not weekly. Not “when you have something to say.” If you’ve been in the email marketing world
It’s for the tired business owner who knows the tactics work but has been afraid to use them.
I recently re-read issues of Email Players . And while most newsletters feel fluffy or recycled, these issues are dense with contrarian gold. His philosophy: The best subscriber is someone who
How? Write better emails. More specific emails. More entertaining emails.
Instead, he focuses on one thing : writing emails that people want to forward.
You can use this as a blog post, email draft, or social media thread. What I Learned from Ben Settle’s Email Players Issues 1–15 (The “Uncomfortable” Education)