Hello [fname],
It's interesting how my perspective has evolved. I never really considered myself a marketer, at least not in any conventional sense. Yet, something changed when I became a part of the Cliqly program and started clicking that send button every day.
It struck me like a revelation—I am, indeed, an email marketer.
But there's a bigger question that dawned on me: What kind of email marketer am I?
And if you're also engaged in sending out emails, I wonder, what type of email marketer are you?
It's a thought-provoking inquiry. Here's my take:
You and I, we find ourselves at the "bottom."
Now, initially, being placed at the bottom might trigger a negative connotation, but hear me out.
Consider this hierarchy:
At the top, there are the solo ad buyers.
In the middle, you'll find the retail sellers.
At the "bottom," that's us—the Cliqly participants.
Here's a simplified breakdown (remember, these figures are just for illustration):
The solo ad buyers purchase clicks from retail sellers, shelling out about 0.85 cents per click.
Retail sellers, in turn, secure their clicks from Cliqly at a reduced rate of 0.35 cents per click.
Then there's us, sending out those emails, and Cliqly compensates us with 0.10 cents per click.
Now, here's the intriguing part: We could argue that we're positioned at the "top" because, in the realm of email marketing, we're in the most advantageous spot.
Here's why that's a remarkable position to be in:
We're exempt from the complexities of product creation, customer service management, and the intricate aspects of traditional marketing.
Our role is straightforward—compose and dispatch emails, and voilà , the earnings flow in.
It's a streamlined, hassle-free process.
All of this is made possible through the ingenious system called Cliqly.
But, there's a catch—our key to success is the commitment to press that send button without fail, day in and day out.
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Best Wishes, Charlotte Nash
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