Stories Hold You Back PLR; Mindset Mastery PLR; Personalization in the Subject Line

Published: Fri, 09/23/22


I love a good motivational book. Right now, I'm reading a new one - called Be Your Future Self Now: The Science of Intentional Transformation. A friend told me about it. I love how it starts off - with a story about a young high school YouTube kid who made 6-month, 1-year, 5 year and 10-year videos to himself about what he expected himself to achieve by that time.

And boy did he! I used this same "be your future self now" technique back when I went from working for others to working as a solo entrepreneur. Right now I'm working on adopting this mindset for my fitness and fiction. It's a great read so far - just mentioning it in case you also want something about leveling up and stepping into new shoes. 

I love how this kid gave his successful self an alter ego name - Mr. Beast. I need to think up some sort of alter ego persona I can envision for my successful self, too. 

FYI: Tomorrow's email goes out at 9 AM EST and if you need to see what limited PLR is left and see what big, discounted store bundles are available, go here.

How the Stories You Tell Yourself are Holding You Back 4-Week Ecourse

Alice Seba and Trish Lindemood have a new PLR launch called How the Stories You Tell Yourself are Holding You Back 4-Week Ecourse.

This 4-Part Ecourse includes the following:

                              1. What Stories are You Telling?
                              2. Change Your Story to Change Your Life
                              3. Breaking the Cycle of Telling False Stories
                              4. Finding Fulfillment

Check it out here:
https://publishforprosperity.com/content/aff/go/TiffanyDow?i=344

Mindset Mastery PLR

Sharyn Sheldon has a new PLR bundle out called Mindset Mastery. This is one of her big courses that have PLR included and it's 67% off right now! She also has a bonus included. It teaches your readers how to develop the 5 strategic mindsets for taking your business to six figures and beyond. 

You get:

Student Materials - to Learn & Take Action

* A 115-page Course Book - which gives you content and activity instructions you can use to create a self-study course, eCourse, or online or offline workshop.
* Action Guide - 71-page guide which helps your students take action on what they learn, so you’ll have happy, successful customers
* Growth vs. Fixed Mindset Assessment - To understand your current growth mindset
* Abundance vs. Scarcity Mindset Assessment - To understand your current abundance mindset
* Entrepreneurial Skills Checklist - To help students see which skills or traits they recognize in themselves
* A 35 Page Summary Cheat Sheet - which you and your clients can quickly reference to save time, versus having to refer to the book every time
* 33 Colorful Graphics that are used in the course book and slideshow - which not only give a snapshot view of concepts, but also give your content some visual zing (in .pptx and .png) 
* Course Overview Infographic - A visual overview of the course (in .pptx, .pdf, & .png)
* Course Roadmap - The student's journey through the course (.pptx, .pdf & .png)

Instructor Materials to Teach Your Course

* 272 Slides - which give you a ready-made presentation for classroom, webinar, or video You just fire up your slide program or screen recorder... and start teaching or recording
* Speaker Notes (under slides) - that give you the full script and instructions, so you’ll know exactly what to say (just add some of your own language)
* Evaluation Form - so you can get customer feedback and further customize the course for your audience (and turn them into raving fans)   
* Course Research Sources list - which gives you reference material so you can brush up on your own knowledge and answer any question your customers ask (Saves you hours of searching on Google)
* 5 follow-up emails - to send to participants after the course, which allow you to continue to provide value and build relationships, so you can make them customers for life
* Implementation Guide, Instructions, and Top Ways to Deliver Your Training - which help you select the right delivery method for you and your audience, and deliver the quality and results your students expect! 

Lead Generation Materials to Attract Students 

* Opt-In Report – The 5 Mindsets That Will Help You Achieve Success and Transform Your Life - which gets new people on your email list, so you can sell your course
* Opt-In Slideshow - which gives you the same report in a presentation format with speaker notes, so you can also present it in person, as a video, or on a webinar 
* 7 Nurture Emails - to send to people after they receive your lead magnet, which will increase your own credibility and sell the course for you, saving you time and converting more subscribers into customers
* 5 Blog Posts - which give you pre-written marketing content to spark discussion on your blog, so you can build more excitement for the course
* Infographic: The 5 Mindsets That Will Help You Achieve Success and Transform Your Life (in .pptx, .pdf &.png)
* Cheat Sheet version of the Opt-in Report, pre-written Social Media Posts, and more!

Check it out here and grab it while you can get the bonus AND the discount:
http://www.contentsparks.com/1232-339.html

Personalization in the Subject Line

I was reading a post in a forum about how emails that go out with the recipient's name in the subject line get lower open rates than generic ones.

I know this is true for me. My good friends and family never email me with "Tiffany," in the subject line. So I know instantly that it's a marketing email and honestly, the people whose lists I'm on don't use stuff like that. 

Then again, I AM a marketer and I know the tactics. Average consumers might not, so their open rate might be larger. All depends on your niche, which is why split testing is important - as is using strategies sparingly. 

I know there's talk of using emojis, and other stuff. 

Emojis I like - it doesn't have an influence on whether or not I open something, but if it's fitting, like a 🤦 emoji for a mess up or ridiculous thing, I like it. I wouldn't like it if someone spammed me with a bunch of money emojis or something - then I'd look like this: 🙄

So don't follow trends just because someone says it's a good idea. Look at data to determine if it actually is and also, think what YOU as a consumer would like or dislike. 

By the way, Gabby Conde has a Master Resale Rights PLR sale (meaning you can sell the PLR to them. We don't normally see this kind of license, so I wanted to mention it in case you wanted to open (or have) a store of your own. 

Tiff :)

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