“Stop sending me emails or else…”
June 9, 2008
When I get an email that says, “Stop sending me emails or else I’ll sick my attorney on you,” I just have to stop and ponder…then I laugh. It’s funny because you can always opt-out at the bottom of each email.
This person probably hates life and is looking for any outlet to go on a rampage. Others simply are offended by my kind of marketing and sharing. They think, how juvenile. What does this guy know?
That’s too bad. You really can learn from everyone (especially a guy that has invested over $30,000 in marketing seminars, conferences and masterminds)!
So you might be thinking, “Dustin why do you send so many emails? It’s obvious you are offending people!”
The answer is think of all the companies and businesses you’ve bought something from and never heard from again! Where did they go? Makes you wonder if they are just interested in selling you.
I send out daily emails to give you content and to entertain you - to build our relationship. By doing so you know that I’m not some fly-by-night operation and that I’m not going anywhere. Heck, my address is right on the website!
I know you might not read every one, but when you want to plug back in, you know where to go. By doing this I’m constantly on your brain - which is what marketers salivate over.
My good friend Preston Ely does this. He’s way out there for most, and people either love him or hate him, but everyone is talking about him. Just like talking about crazy celebrities at the water cooler.
P.S. About those crazy people. Some people will say if you aren’t pissing off some people you are doing the best job you could be. There is just no way to make everyone on this planet happy. Simply remove these people from your list and move on!
P.S.S. Tomorrow I’ll show you a revolutionary tool for communicating with others using your cell phone (you might have already discovered this on the site)
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E-Mail Marketing, Education, Marketing
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