The following letter was sent to me by a reader who discovered one of my older emails on the business lessons that can be learned from watching the episode of SpongeBob SquarePants titled “Chocolate with Nuts.” ————— Even though I’ve seen this episode before, I’ve never looked at it from this perspective. It takes a lot of ingenuity to write a comedic screenplay on sales techniques that is just five minutes long and uses a fake salesman as the main character. People may learn new things and be motivated by watching cartoons and movies like The Wolf of Wall Street, The Pursuit of Happiness, The Founder, and Rocket Singh. These kind of movies and cartoons are a great method to encourage people. In light of this, what are your thoughts? ————— It should be noted that the whole program ran for more than five minutes, but the person in question was referring to the condensed version that I provided in the email. However, here are some of my musings. Even though I’ve just seen The Wolf of Wall Street and The Founder, it’s more than enough for me to claim with complete certainty that it is certainly possible to pick up a lot of useful lessons about business and marketing from watching movies and television series. Consider this famous line from the movie The Wolf of Wall Street as an illustration: “The simplest way to generate money is to develop something of such value that everyone wants, and then go out and donate, and when you do that, the money comes immediately.” jordan belfort’s contribution is quite self-explanatory. otherwise, how about this gem from ray kroc: “persistence. Nothing in the world can replace persistence…perseverance and resolve alone are all-powerful on their own. demonstrating that you do not need to be defeated by anything is an important step. The combination of just those two concepts provides the groundwork for any degree of success that may be pursued in business. Apply this to communicating via email. having a product or service that is both valued and helpful. check. sending repeated emails repeatedly. check. but not in a manner that is obnoxious. alternatively, compose an email utilizing the copywriting techniques presented in “how to become an email titan.” You will come across sounding far less like you are trying to make a sale, you will be more engaging, you will be more amusing, and you may even make more sales. The link to the sample chapters may be found here. https://ellisenwang.com/email-titan-sample about the writer: ellisen wang is a writer that specializes in email marketing and is the author of the book “how to become an email titan.” You may opt in at ellisenwang.com to read the sample chapters of the book and discover how to write email content that your subscribers will never get enough of and that will make them want to purchase from you in order to learn more about how to write email copy that your subscribers will never get enough of. After you have subscribed, you will also start receiving daily copywriting, email marketing, and general business advice sent to your inbox. In the event that you do not want to opt in, you may instead peruse the blog and listen to the audios in order to get more marketing information and instruction.
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