You are a truly, a good writer and captivate your audience, and with as many e-mails that are out there you can defiantly be proud of yourself.

Omar martin, You really need to make a video, how to organize your e-mail. At present I have 12,055 in box, and 10,224 un-read e-mails.

That should give you an idea of what I scan, and don’t scan.

Please keep up the good work Paula…..
Howard Piesik

I am a scanner and delete more and more e-mail from people I do not know or know I cannot use the content. In other words when I focus on what I need to do then any e-mail that does not address what I am interested in usually gets deleted. Most strange e-mails get deleted. I hope I’m saying this right.

However, I am a positive person and like to trust what a person is saying is real and true, so examining, well, no time and that is boring to me.

Your points are very interesting and if I followed all your directions on pleasing each type I don’t think anyone would receive e-mails from me. No e-mails, no problems! lol

Thanks for your e-mails, Paula. They always have a message and are enlightening. I don’t scan yours; I just plain read them. Any category for a straight reader?

Lately, seriously, I am deleting more and more e-mails. I wonder if this is a mega-trend? I suspect it is. In general, as communications get easier and easier to send, walls go up and sometimes it’s a tug of war to get anything important read before the deleting starts.

With best regards, Mary Jane Lang

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I hear what you’re saying, however, you won’t be selling to you and sometimes it’s not about what you like but what converts and what sells. I suspect that if you put your price at the top of the page instead of at the bottom you will convert less. Although many people HATE long sales pages, statistics show that they convert better, particularly for higher ticket items

I’m defiantely a scanner – no time for anything else. The way the email is presented makes a BIG difference. I like yours as they are in larger text and longer lines. I hate the ones that are tiny writing and only about 6 words on each line. Really irritating. I also flick to the bottom of sales stuff to see the price first. I might put the price at the top of my product…

Enjoy the journey.

Mandy

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