Why you shouldn't automate everything
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What's up! ✌️ So, I accidentally started a new business. (And it couldn't have come at a better time—thanks to a hefty bill from the tax man!) 😬 Here’s how it all went down... A good friend of mine, Adam, asked me to help him out. He’d tried using some of those automated tools to get video testimonials from his clients, but let’s just say... they sucked. The truth is that automated tools are convenient, but they will never capture the personal touch that gets you the most valuable stories. The stories that build trust, increase engagement, and convert. On top of that, out of all the clients who promised they’d leave a testimonial, only 20% followed through. Knowing that I’ve interviewed hundreds of people on video, Adam figured I could step in and get the job done right. And guess what? I did. 😎 I interviewed five of his clients, and my team turned those interviews into six polished videos. In just 30 days, Adam’s sales shot up by 30%. That’s how Testimonials on Easy Mode was born. Here’s what you can expect:
Still not convinced, check this out to learn more: Testimonials on Easy Mode Oh, and by the way... I’ve got a pretty big goal set for Q4—$150K in sales. Think I can hit it? Make sure to keep checking these emails to find out. 🤘🏼That's Dope
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Peace! ✌🏼 PS. If you know anyone that needs testimonials... I'm also paying BIG bucks for that. |
Coach Danny D
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