Yesterday, I had the great pleasure to be featured on someone’s podcast show.
If you want to listen to it, you’re going to have to wait. We did the recording yesterday, and it’ll take another 30 to 40 days for the host’s team to edit and publish the episode.
But that doesn’t mean I can’t share with you right now what I talked about on the podcast.
So the question I was asked was (If my memory serves me correctly),
“What are some tips you can give to make people’s email writing process easier?”
Here’s how I broke my response down.
Before I start writing my email, I always have three things in mind:
1. The thing I want to promote.
2. My content idea.
3. My trusty email structure.
The things I promote are usually my own products and services like my book or my freelance services. Sometimes I share outside resources.
As for my content ideas, I have a word document where I list every single idea that pops up in my mind throughout my everyday life. When I need to write a new email, I just look through the list and pick an idea I want to write about.
Then when I finally write my email, I always follow the same structure.
Don’t believe me?
Just take a look at all the previous emails I sent you and notice how they’re all structured.
Hopefully this is helpful to you in some way, shape, or form.
As always, if you want to learn more about email copywriting, check out How to Become an Email Titan.