Stop Missing Holiday Sales: Use This Simple Email Plan Instead

There's a holiday coming. A chance for you to have a sale. Is your shop all polished up with discount codes and banners? Do you have sale emails written and lined up - ready to be sent in your CRM like Drip or Success Hub?

😬Not quite?

You’re not alone. I’ve missed more than one holiday sale in the past because I was too busy with other stuff. I want to make it a little easier for you to get those various holiday sales going so you don’t miss out on an excuse to sell some CDs or merch🤑

Here’s a handy outline for a series of emails you can use for ANY holiday. New Years Day, Diwali, Christmas...you name it.

📩 Email #1 Topic: sale coming soon, watch your inbox for something special.

📩 Email #1 Send Date: 7 days before your sale is live

📩 Email #2 Topic: Sale is live tomorrow, get excited

📩 Email #2 Send Date: 24 hours before sale is live

📩 Email #3 Topic: sale is live, show product teaser images

📩 Email #3 Send Date: Day 1 of sale

📩 Email #4 Topic: final hours of sale, don’t miss out

📩 Email #4 Send Date: penultimate day of sale

📩 Email #5 Topic: thank you for buying, leave a product review

📩 Email #5 Send Date: send only to those who purchased, 30 days after purchase

That’s it! Easy, right?! Well, if it’s a little too complicated (or you’ve procrastinated 😉) you can skip all but Email #3 and 4.

AND there’s other ways you can automate these emails so you NEVER have to go through this again, but I don’t want to overwhelm you right now. Just give me a shout if you want to know more.

Your fans need an excuse to buy. Sure, you could try writing those emails and building your sale plan on your own - but that usually leads to last-minute stress and missed income. Most people don’t realize how much money they leave on the table by skipping steps or sending too late. I’ll help you skip the confusion, stay ahead of the holiday, and make sure your audience actually sees and buys what you’re offering. Email me and let’s make this your most profitable holiday season yet.