Ben Settle is one of my personal favorite copywriters and I read his newsletter every single day. He’s also the author of a series of novels about a zombie cop and is on the show today to explain how, and why, you should start a daily email newsletter to help boost your revenue.
In this broadcast, Ben Settle and I talk about:I like to give people the principles and then I like to sell them the tactics. – @BenSettle
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