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www.mynameisbreanne.com
Upon Receipt:
The Perfect Confirmation
Sequence For Building Engagement With Your
List From The Very First Email
Brought to you by MNIB Consulting Inc.
The Perfect Confirmation Sequence
For Building Engagement With Your List From the Very First Email
© Copyright 2016
MNIB Consulting Inc. All Rights Reserved.
May by shared with copyright and credits left intact.
http://mnibconsulting.com
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AboutThe Perfect Confirmation Sequence
Hey - my name is Breanne.
I’m the founder of MNIB Consulting, and I
created The Perfect Confirmation Sequence
to solve a problem in my own business:
I was tired of losing confirmations to spam
folders … but the idea of not confirming email
subscribers was also no good.
That’s when I encountered the concept of a
Single-Double Opt-In. By blending this
method with the email techniques I had
learned from Andre Chaperon, Ryan Deiss,
Tara Gentile, Ramit Sethi and more, I was able to create a system that consistently
gets the right people not only on our list … but engaged with us, too.
The system and emails you’ll find on the following pages are the exact ones we use.
I hope they’ll serve you well as inspiration for how you can make connecting with
your readers easier.
Breanne Dyck
Founder, MNIB Consulting Inc.
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WARNING: READ THIS FIRST. Sometimes, we get responses from people
saying our emails are the best they’ve ever read.
They read every word, and it was going straight
into their swipe file.
Please don’t do that.
See, there’s only one reason to share these emails with you: they work.
Rather, it work for our business.
This doesn’t mean they’re going to work for your business.
Using examples, templates and scripts to write your emails never really
works. Instead, you need to go deeper; to go behind the words, and master
the underlying techniques that make copy powerful. The underlying
techniques are what will make your emails successful.
So follow along, study, and do your own analysis.
Just don’t add the emails to your swipe file, or try to use it as-is. They won’t
work for you.
The underlying techniques, though? Those will ...
!
The System
When someone submits the form for the 10X Email, we immediately note their
request.
Then, if they are already on the list, then get the “Here’s your download” email and
exit the workflow.
Otherwise, they are sent the “New Subscriber Campaign”. If they complete that
campaign, they are flagged as not reachable and (eventually) cleaned.
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As soon as someone clicks a link in the welcome emails or are flagged as reachable
from another similar sequence, they are considered confirmed and removed from
the confirmation sequence.
After a few minutes (so it doesn’t feel like you’re spamming them with emails), the
new visitor gets added to our onboarding sequence, which includes most of what
you typically see in such a sequence, such as whitelisting information and content
that introduces the business.
Because we know what they opted in for, this sequence may lead to a segmented,
targeted pitch.
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Emails in the Sequence
Below, you can find a list of all the emails we send in the confirmation sequence,
including their subject lines, relative open rates and timings.
Screenshots of the emails themselves follow; but remember:
Do NOT use them as is.
Rewrite them so that they are in your voice, not mine, and so that they speak to your
customers, not ours!
PS. All the screenshots in this document — yes, including the flow charts — are from
inside our email management software, Drip. Check out Drip, here.
PPS. That’s an affiliate link, which we use to see who’s clicking through. If you click
that link and decide to give Drip a go for yourself, we get a small commission. If
you’d rather not do that, here’s an affiliate-free link: http://getdrip.com
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Email #1: Short and to the point. Give them what they asked for; don’t interfere
with their ability to receive value from you!
Email #2: Don’t blame the reader for not acting; just remind them about their
interest and encourage them to let you know about any problems they may have
encountered.
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Email #3: Again, take the blame rather than putting it on the user. But since it’s
now been a while, remind them what it’s about and why they should want it. Focus
on content and education, rather than just pushing the download.
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Email #4: The lead is getting cold. You need to re-warm them up by reminding them
about what’s in it for them. Consider also addressing any objections they may have
to downloading it (for example, “I won’t use it”)
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Email #5: After a couple long emails, it’s good to go short: remind them what the
download is about and why they should want it.
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Email #6: One last try. This is authentic scarcity: if they don’t click, they’re going to
get removed. Warn them of this, and then follow-through.
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About the Author
Breanne Dyck is a business strategist,
consultant, learning designer, and the author
of Beyond Satisfaction: A Guide to Retaining
Clients, Maximizing Satisfaction and Measuring
Success in Your Online Course.
As the lead consultant and founder of MNIB
Consulting, Breanne helps online training
businesses scale their impact, their team and
their revenue.
Her results-driven strategies blend
operations management, learning and
product strategy, and business model development to create transformational
learning experiences that customers can't stop talking about.
Breanne regularly consults on flagship products and programs, CreativeLive
courses, live events, and workshops for thought-leaders and influencers such as
bestselling authors Chris Guillebeau, Tara Gentile and Natalie Sisson.
You can read more from Breanne, or connect with her and her team, at
http://mnibconsulting.com.
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