Daniel Throssell – Email Celebrity

What You Get:

Email Celebrity is broken down into three main phases, starting with …

“Do This Once”

And as the name implies … it is about the ‘one-off’ things to do before you even start a list.

(If you already have a list, no problem. These steps will still give you useful clarity, and ‘unlock’ many growth strategies you may not have been using.)

In this section you discover:

• The four “types” of email list copywriters can have, and how to choose which one is right for you, based on your experience and goals
• How to create your copywriting “pitch” — one of the most useful things you can have for growing an email list
  
• A quick “side quest” way to earn instant copywriting cred — even if you’ve achieved NOTHING noteworthy in your copywriting career (I mean, I really think you should have achieved something before starting a list, BUT I am merciful on this point …)
• The ‘sales letter’ technique for getting ice-cold skeptics to join your list
  
• How to start your list TODAY (technical instructions for what you’ll need and what to do)
• How to ‘seed’ your list with subscribers even if you’re brand new with zero reputation. (Not sexy or mind-blowing, but it works better than nothing.)
  

Next, I identify FOUR fundamental elements of list-building for copywriters.

I call these my:

“Four Golden Keys”

And I show you — in detail and with real examples — what each one is, and how to use it to almost inevitably grow your email list.

No matter what ‘luck’ you get. No matter what ‘connections’ you have. No matter when you’re starting out. And so on.

In this section you discover:

• What the ‘four golden keys’ of list-building for copywriters are (duh)
• How you can get more people attracted to your email list by charging more money
• How to get famous copywriters to opt in to your email list, even when you’re new (the exact methods I have used to attract copywriters like Kim Krause Schwalm, Rob Marsh, Chris Orzechowski, David Garfinkel, and more to opt in for my emails even when I was still relatively unknown in the copywriting world)
• Email-writing strategies (which I didn’t even reveal in my Email Copywriting Compendium) for writing engaging emails that people can’t help but blab about to their friends
  
• How to activate the only ‘cheat code’ for list-building (in the course I give a REAL example of how this can be used to scale three ‘levels of difficulty’ for getting on a podcast, getting progressively easier the more you use it)
• How to cultivate “downward relationships” to win contests and get booked on podcasts
• A guaranteed, “can’t-fail” method for getting A-list copywriters to chat with you directly via phone or email
• How to grow your list by giving “strategic testimonials”
  
• How to get more leads, faster, by writing just ONE measly blog post — instead of hundreds like everyone else
• 7 ways to create what I call “keystone content” — content which is 100x more effective at generating leads than regular content

Once you know the four golden keys, you have 80% of the value of the course. Maybe 90%.

Which is funny, because the remaining 10% is the part that everyone else focuses on in their list-building course:

“The Tactics”

And yes …

This is the part where I throw a bunch of list-building tactics at you.

Probably, this is the most exciting part for you.

Personally, it’s the most boring part for me. I get excited by the well-thought-out framework I give you in the first two parts. The tactics are just … meh.

But, whatever. Sell ’em what they want, give ’em what they need, and all that jazz.

And so …

In this section you discover:

• The only 5 ways to get someone to promote you (use these to design your own tactics)
• How to grow your list using “community tapping”
• How to find podcasts … get invited to them … and give great interviews that make people want to follow you
• How to grow your list with list swaps (including how to convince someone with a bigger list than you to do a list swap with you)
• How to grow your list with conflict
• How to grow your list with “cross-promotions” (especially good because you make money as you get promoted!)
• How to grow your list with omnipresence
• How to grow your list with “paid association” (an obscure name for a somewhat unsexy topic, and this is probably the most expensive of all the tactics, but possibly the single most effective)
• How to grow your list with paid advertising (and why I do NOT recommend the type of advertising you’re probably thinking)
• Why I do NOT recommend LinkedIn growth strategies

And because it kinda deserves its own space …

In this section I also break down another one of my email marketing inventions for growing your list:

The infamous …

“Referral Magnet”

Think of it as a more effective version of an opt-in magnet.

You’ve probably never heard of a referral magnet before.

That’s because, just like my crazy Parallel Welcome Sequence … this is an email marketing concept I invented.

I’ve never seen anyone else using a referral magnet, let alone teaching it.

Which is a shame … because the ‘referral magnet’ strategy has been the single biggest driver of growth for my list since 2020 … and it’s brought me literally thousands of free, organic, highly-qualified, warm leads.

I used to offer the ‘referral magnet’ strategy as a standalone training, and people loved it:

But, you get to learn it for free, as one of the tactics in Email Celebrity.

Plus … you also get a bunch of my email and copy swipes relevant to list-building, such as:

• The exact ad & landing page I used to run an ad to Ben Settle’s email list in 2020
• The email which earned me spontaneous promotion and praise by Drayton Bird, perhaps the world’s greatest living marketer
• The pitch email that got me immediately accepted onto The Copywriter Club Podcast with Rob & Kira
• An email showing how to use FAKE conflict for engagement
• The email that let me ‘steal’ hundreds of subscribers from a well-known African copywriter in two days by ‘attacking’ him without naming him (which provoked a frenzied discussion among his followers) — but there was no bad blood, and we’re actually on good terms
• The first ‘outreach’ emails I sent that put me on the radar of copywriters I later befriended — such as Chris Orzechowski, Justin Blackman, Shiv Shetti and Kim Krause Schwalm
  
• How I deliberately turn small controversies into large ones on social media (using email in a very strategic way) to reap more subscribers
• How to turn hate mail into email fodder that makes your list more entertaining (not directly used for list-building, but it helps getting people to talk about you)