How to Set Up and Send Your First Newsletter In Daily Draft | Coaching Corner #044

What's up, guys? How's it going? Happy Tuesday, everybody.

How you doing?

I'm doing really good. Hyped up, hopped up, got the caffeine rolling today, and, um, ready for a good show, guys. What about you?

Heck yeah, it's a— it's gonna be a whimsical time again, as always.

Um, whimsical. I feel like I— everyone is— this word is floating right now everywhere I go. I'm hearing the word whimsical. You know what, this is a new buzzword. Everyone needs to start using this in their funnels. It's catching my attention every time. Sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off. I just like— this is the 3rd time I've heard it today. It's been— it's just strange. It's coming around. Um, okay, today what are we talking about, Devin? Talk about, um, anything.

So today we wanted to flip the script here. I know we've been I know we've been talking about, um, overskill, and we figured in light of like AI and some other tools you might just need in your business, um, we could dive into something I believe you and David talked about before, but we're hoping to go maybe more in depth, which is Daily Draft. Um, it's a really, it's a really awesome tool, honestly.

We just got questions on the side, so we're— that's why we're stepping away from the Overskill side of things. We'll come back to it, back to the series. It's not going anywhere. But yeah, we're getting questions on how to get started with it and the flow of it. I think before, we really— we didn't really talk about getting started and using it in the business necessarily. We were talking about how to connect it with ClickFunnels and send your contacts from one platform to the next. And that video is still live, it still exists, and it's, it's a great resource. But, um, yeah, we just— we were getting questions on the other side, so we're trying to make it so we can come back around Give you what people were asking.

And we truly, we truly do love that too. Like, any questions you guys have, anything you want us to go over, we would much rather go over versus us just kind of spitballing and getting together and being like, what do we think they want us to talk about? We'd much rather scenarios like this where somebody's like, hey, I, I think specifically they were like, hey, we'd love it if you, if you do a more in-depth training on Daily Draft. And we're like, hey, sounds good, let's do it.

Agreed. Yeah, I mean, that way we know exactly what you're actually— you're getting what you're asking for, really. Um, although, I mean, we're happy to riff and still create things that we think you'd find useful. But, um, Daily Draft, have you— we've played around with it a little bit. It's a good time. There's a fun

time,

you know. There's some use cases that we'll kind of point out here. If your business doesn't currently have a newsletter It probably should, I'd say. Um, yeah, I don't know.

Pick up some of those slides real quick.

Yeah, let me, let me share this so I don't spoil what we're talking about. Not spoil, but jump ahead. Uh, we're talking about getting started with Daily Draft, your first newsletter. All right, uh, we're going to talk about how Daily Draft works, how we can go through and create your first initial, uh, newsletter, and just really get started inside the platform. I feel like there's— it has Somewhat of a path to follow. Um, definitely has a path to follow, but at the same time, it's a lot of new things being thrown at you. So we wanna make sure it's clear and just straightforward as far as where to go each step of the way and, um, get up and running. Okay. Now what I was alluding to, who is the newsletter for, Devin? What, who would you say fits into this category?

Man, I mean, I think it would be easier to ask ourselves who doesn't fit in the category. Like, I think about a newsletter and I just think about the traffic that I own. You know what I mean? This is traffic of— this is a subset of people that already know, like, and trust me, have already kind of given me their information, their name, their email, whatever, to be like, yes, I would love to hear about what you're up to and what you're doing. So it's like, why would you not want a newsletter? Why would you not want this email list? I mean, I, like I said, I think it's almost easier to ask ourselves, is there truly someone who this wouldn't benefit? I don't have the answer. I don't, I don't feel like, I don't feel like I could.

Yeah, fair enough. I mean, it's like, it's just an easy low-hanging fruit or a way for you to actually like keep a conversation going with your audience. And honestly, with a platform like this, it makes it so you don't have to really even think about the content necessarily. You can curate What type of content goes in there, and then just like let it do its thing, which is find the most logical stuff you wanna keep people updated on in your industry. And yeah, anyways, it, it's just a great way to keep the conversation flowing without putting too much strain on what you have to cover and do on a daily basis for running business. You can schedule these out in advance. You can, yeah, anyways. We'll walk through that. We'll get into that. No, we'll get into the nitty gritty. It's okay. Just for now, newsletters for pretty much any business at this point. I think that's what we've established, which leads us to the next thing is why newsletters matter. We kind of already alluded to it a little bit. You know, you can break through to people a little bit easier compared to social media. That's probably like, that's my one thing is like you have a direct stream or direct point of contact for people, uh, versus Facebook or Instagram. While you still have an opportunity to do so and get in front of people, you don't control that. Things can switch very rapidly, uh, when it comes to the algorithm and what people see and how people see it and all this stuff. So a lot of it comes to being out of your control. So that's, that's my thought process. Having an email list and a newsletter is like a Another way to offset that and still remain somewhat in control and have a say in what people or what you're doing with your audience.

Absolutely.

To me, that's how I think.

I agree. I think that's just the biggest thing is like that newsletter creates, like you said, that control of like what you're saying to your audience, but also like it's that group of people that already trust you. Really, hopefully you're not having to do like too much hard selling either, like when you're, you know, reaching out to them and stuff like that. It's just like you're now just providing value of what you've already kind of pulled them in to get them to say yes in the first place.

So. Yeah, agreed, agreed. At this point, if you're not convinced, we'll get there, you know, maybe, maybe by the end you will be, but highly consider adding this to your, your stack, your business's tech stack, um, or just what you do in general when it comes to keeping a conversation going and flowing with, uh, with your clients. That's it. That's all we got. That's all the slides I got. I'm not going to bore you to death with, uh, you know, death by PowerPoint. So should we— uh, let's dive in, shall we? All right. Let's show the thing. Let's, let's do it. My screen down over here.

Cool.

And we can make this thing Real. All right, but today this is— we're covering a fun one. This is gonna be a great episode. All right, we got you. I didn't say in the beginning, so I had to come back and make sure that I did say it at least once this episode. Go

ahead. All right, all right. So now that we've, uh, we've established that and we're, we're looking here, this is kind of what Daily Draft is going to look like, uh, when you're in here. We've created newsletters, so it might look just a smidge different. Uh, when you're first starting out here, um, we're gonna go back and forth between some of these ones that we've already created because it, it's got like pre-populated information that took a little bit, um, to, to come through for us. But we're gonna start from the top here and just create a newsletter. How does that sound, Tyson?

I love where your head's at, and I think that that's a beautiful idea. You know what?

Okay.

I'm here for it.

What's our, what's our topic for today? Do we, do we have a, do we have a topic?

You're not gonna like my topic. I, I know you're not gonna like what I say. Hold on. Just the easiest one to say. I don't know. Yeah, I feel like fitness. Maybe we go— maybe we do something crazy. All right, let's not do fitness. Maybe we do We— oh yeah, baking. All right, this is a— we are bakers and we're trying to get people on our list. We create sour— yeah, buddy, baking with sourdough. We're sourdough bakers.

And should we, should we utilize the AI to see what it comes up with for a newsletter name here?

Yeah, let's, let's see it.

The Sourdough Standard.

Okay, all right, I see where it's going. At least it has a flow to it, you know. I'm not angry with that.

I wonder if we hit it again if it'll generate something else.

Give it a shot.

No,

no, it's pretty set on the Sourdough Standard.

Um, it's got a, it's got a standard, uh, foundation here. The tagline, once we have the name here we found, um, you can come in here and— Oh,

hold on, hold on. I have one that maybe you'll like, um, for this newsletter name.

What's up?

The, the Yeasty Boys. Is is that is that too far? Maybe I just

said it.

You didn't react how I wanted, so I don't think this is a seller. But I put I put out.

That's a good

idea. Okay, fine. Whatever.

What if we just do like the sourdough weekly?

Okay.

Instead.

Yeah, that's fine. All right, cool. Tagline: Rise, bake, and thrive with us weekly. I love it. Straightforward. Okay. Uh, sender name. What are we— what are we going with it on this front here? What does AI come up with?

What's your,

uh— No, my, my sourdough's name is, uh, Sergeant Splint Eastwood. Yes, sir. Uh, thank you. @sourdoughbros.com. Perfect. Okay, I think we have a good foundation here.

Yeah, we're just kind of going down the bend, just filling out the information. Nothing too crazy here. And then we can click create free newsletter.

Easy. Okay.

Uh, are you trying to go daily? We trying to go 3 times a week? Weekly? What are we thinking?

Uh, I feel like—

How often would they want to hear about sourdough, you think?

Um, let's go 3x, 3 times a week. Okay, cool. Uh, oh nice, it already generated the topics for us. That's cool. Or the keywords based off of the limited words we already gave it. So that's good.

Nice. Sourdough baking, bread making, fermentation, baking recipes, artisan bread. I like it.

Cool. Uh, I can leave that as is. If you need to expand it, feel free to do so. As of

right now, it looks like you could also utilize some AI here too, but we'll leave it as is. I kind of like what it I kind of like what it, uh, generated here.

Just as a test, what if you copy what is already there for the keywords and then hit AI just so we can come back to it? I'm curious what it does. Thinking. Okay, gluten-free breaking, no-knead bread. Uh, I like what we had before actually.

It got like a little bit more granular, it felt like.

Yeah, yeah. Baking tips, home baking, bread culture, fermentation science. Yeah, okay, cool. We'll leave it as this.

I like the more generalization in this case, honestly, for sourdough

content topics. Yeah, this just gives it a nice, uh, understanding of what it should be looking for online as it's scraping internet, other, other articles and stuff that exist out there, um, in your, in your target audience, I guess, target range for, for content. Um,

that's the beauty of it too, is it's going out and it's looking for like relevance of the of your actual topic to help curate this newsletter. We'll obviously get into that on a deeper level here in a moment, but it's pretty awesome.

Yep. Fair enough. Target audience. Let's see. Target audience for Sourdough Weekly.

Home bakers and fermentation enthusiasts ranging from curious beginners to experienced artisans who want to master sourdough techniques, understand science, and behind fermentation and develop their skills into creating authentic, high-quality bread at home, seeking practical recipes, troubleshooting tips, and deeper knowledge about starter maintenance and bread culture to move beyond basic baking and create restaurant-quality loaves.

Yeah.

What do you think, Tyson? You're, you're quite the sourdough enthusiast.

I am. You know what? I'm a fan. I had some today. Uh, I think it sounds fun, honestly. Yeah.

Okay, cool.

Straightforward, to the point. Cool.

This is essentially like what it's, what it's searching for, right? Um, our article recency within the past week, 15 articles for the curation per issue. Um, we're not going to worry about, we're not going to worry about the domain here.

This is actually for source domains. That's a good, good point to bring up. We don't have to click on its configure, but you can if you click on configure. This allows you to set like locations that you prefer to come from.

Uh, yeah, so if you have like examples like blogs and whatnot.

Yeah, or just like trusted sources for information around that, I think that would be useful. Just do cancel because it'll take us out of there.

Yeah, I was gonna say if we do that, it's gonna take us completely out of this.

So yeah, all good. Uh, okay, move down. Let's see, curation mode we got going on here: manual, hybrid, and automated.

I know we did automated on all the ones we were doing off screen. You want to do hybrid for once and see how that might change? Yeah, I don't know, I don't know if it'll populate by the time we're off, but if it does, it might show us a little bit of a difference between the

two. At least show us an example. That's okay, that's fine. Go, yeah, hybrid for now. Um,

um, and just so it doesn't jump off screen, do you want to just keep this at 5 AM for now for the schedule? Monday, Wednesday, Friday?

Yeah, I feel like we can curate afterwards. There's a way

to go and

update all this information after the fact, so

'Cause one thing you might experience is if you try to update these individual settings, it'll bring you to that individual settings, but it'll take you off this preference screen. So you have to go all the way back, and sometimes it's a little tricky to get back there. So we can edit things on a deeper level if we need to in the end here.

Mm-hmm.

We have the Sourdough Weekly editor here for our persona. And then we got our branding down here. Nice little sourdough logo. Looks cool. Oh, look, we can see it even bigger down here too. Oh,

I like this. Okay, I like that one.

Tyson's like, oh man, I might need to take that. Hold on.

That's fun. I don't think I would have a sourdough newsletter personally, but—

You just talk about what you're making today. Like on the day that you write it, you're like, today we're gonna talk about sourdough pizzas.

I can't imagine having a baking channel. I think I've thought about it in the past. You know what? I'm gonna be honest. I just don't know. I'm not sure on

that one.

All right, so don't tell me that one is rappable, man. As

we're going down here, we're just looking at the article image styling. Um, what are you thinking? Um, let's see here. So we got, uh, yeah, so this isn't where we were. Okay, this is— I'm thinking of a different spot where we were adjusting like the mood of the images. This is completely different. So, um, I think we're good to save.

Yeah, if you click on the dropdown— is that what you're talking about?

Oh no, this, this was it. Okay.

Yeah,

I was like lost for a second, but now— okay, I see

it.

Okay, image style. This is exactly what I was thinking. Um, so we had photorealistic for the image styles, illustrated, abstract, minimal, cinematic. What are you thinking? Cinematic for sourdough?

I'm between that or abstract personally.

Abstract sounds fun. Image mood, um, we don't need professional for sourdough. Maybe we go warm and inviting.

Yeah, for sure.

For the temperature of the oven.

Okay. All right.

Subject, um, this is the one where I feel like maybe we'll let AI decide based on the articles that it's pulling because I don't know that nature and environment might— would fit with sourdough.

Yeah, um, this stuff will work.

Focus. Yeah, I would— what do you think, keep it on contextual?

I still believe contextual.

Yeah. Okay. And then custom prompt addition. No, we don't need to. We can leave that as is.

Cool.

And then I think we're good. I

think that's it.

Just save preference.

Save preferences. And you can always come back to adjust that again in the future. Uh, if we looked at the flow, like on the left-hand navigation there, scroll down just for a second. There's an option there for preferences, and that's basically what we just went through, uh, to set up all of the baseline for what we're actually going to create or what's going to pull in and whatnot.

If you need to go back up to the top at any point, you just go Sourdough Weekly in this little breadcrumb here. Um, additionally, if you're trying to get out of, um, this newsletter, if you have multiple, you can come back here to Home and you can bring it in here. But we can go to, um, Edit— or actually, sorry, we go back to, uh, the View over here, and, uh, we are where we Need to be. Should we create the first issue, or what are you thinking?

I feel like that's just— it's only right. Yeah, let's, um, let's start the process, shall we? All right, everything. Okay, all right, cool,

let's

do it. Why not? All right, hands off. So basically what it's doing is it's scraping the internet, right? It's going through and it's finding relevant articles and Uh, postings around, around town, around the online community, uh, for sourdough and seeing what matches with what we want it to say, what we want in our newsletter and what we don't. And it will automatically filter for us based off of what it finds. It's going to take a little bit of time likely to do that. Uh, I think it took roughly about 15 minutes for it to go and scrape everything on our end.

Should we go back into that initial one and just see kind of what it's pulling?

Yeah, yeah, I, I give us some time and we can come back to it.

Cool. So I'll come up, like I said before, we come up to the top, that breadcrumb's your best friend, and then we can go to— it was this one we were working on, right?

Yeah,

let's see.

View. Yeah, exactly. Oh, scheduled. There we go.

Let's see, let's click on this guy here.

Uh, that's the one. Okay, so

Maybe edit issue here.

Yeah, click on it, see what comes through. I think at this point we went through and we tried to, um, yeah, if you scroll down it should show all the sources as well, I believe.

Okay, let's see, let's get more down here.

No, okay, not in this page. All good. This is actual content that it created from these sources. Um, you can go and update them if you don't like what actually Was generated. Obviously, we can preview the pages. I think we're at a point where we are about to send it and give it a go. But we could do one of two things. Honestly, we probably will just go through and update the the actual edition. I feel like that's where you'd spend most of your time. It did most of the work already. Mm-hmm.

Right? Yeah. So you're saying go back into going back into this. To the, to this specific, uh, newsletter itself. Yeah, the issue.

Yeah, exactly. If— okay, actually, if you go back to— it's on this page, you're on the correct page right now. If you scroll down, uh, it should give you more information around what it's pulled in for. Ah, that's what we're—

that's what I was missing. That's what we're looking for. Okay.

And from here, yeah, so one, it'll give you a nice overview as far as what is involved here. Um, what it found. If you— if there's any issues or anything, it gives you a nice prompt right above this in yellow. But, uh, I was really referring to, or what I was trying to point out, was all the, um, all the content or curated articles. If you keep scrolling down on the page, it has all those listed out. It shows the recommended, and it shows— keep going— right below this, the draft. Yep. And below the draft—

There we go. This is, this is, this is what we were looking for in the beginning here. What's in this issue? Awesome. Okay, quote of the day, latest news. Yeah, this looks a lot better than the HTML there. Okay, and then this is exactly what you were saying here, curated articles we can see. And then you scroll down, we see all these that it's pulling from. That's cool. For context, awesome, isn't it?

This is the first thing we actually ended up creating this for was, uh, was it— it was called Funnel Builders Pro or something like that. We're just messing around with, messing around with it to see what it ended up generating. But now it's looking online, or looked online, to find articles relevant in that space, digital marketing.

And virtually it was pulling— I mean, it's pulling the— it's pulling this 28 articles. I think that was like, what, maybe 20 minutes? That's all it took.

It was actually more than that originally, but it curated, and you can see it rejected it as well. Uh,

yeah, okay, I see it here.

So we have 20 that actually were selected. The AI went through and actually selected them based off of the preferences that we created when we set up the initial newsletter. Uh, and if it didn't fit that profile, then it rejected it basically and kept the other ones as like information sources for us to actually display and walk through with people.

These filters too, you can even go in if you I think it would. Oh, it looks like it was gonna let me— no, it's just the recommended.

Scroll down. All these are the recommended. Uh, it actually has it listed, but if you click on the title there for each one— okay, if you want, if you want more information on each one, you can click on the title of the actual, um, article and it should just open up in a new tab so you can view the source that it came from.

Ah,

um, you can favorite it, you can give it a thumbs up if you want to. for future curation as well. That's perfect. Uh, let's see, I guess scroll down just a little bit, you'll see what I'm talking about. The thumb icon and the star icon.

Oh yeah, these guys right here. So if you wanted to star it, you could star it.

That favorites it for next time. But if you hit the thumbs up, it'll put more like that article. Basically, it'll find more just like it. Anyways, that's it. Uh, it went through, curated everything, and actually created Uh, nice little headline images for each one.

Do you believe we just created a whole newsletter in like less than 30 minutes?

Uh, yeah, it's actually— we set up something that will end up happening multiple times a week, actually.

I mean, this isn't lorem ipsum text either. This is, this is real in-depth. It's got some images here. I mean, we got some, we got some links back to certain articles here, like This is—I mean, this is awesome.

If you, yeah, we can see it in action if we go back to the sourdough weekly of what it's doing.

Sourdough weekly. Let's go back here. Gotta scroll up and then view.

Mm-hmm.

Sourdough weekly. Let's see. It says it's awaiting an action here for us.

Scroll down. There you go. It's just in progress.

Okay,

insights. So it is just going through and it is, uh,

still fetching, scraping like 37 articles currently.

Yeah, so it's just— it's gonna go through, find relevant stuff, kick out stuff that doesn't actually make sense, keep the stuff that does, craft the newsletter. And after that, all you have to do is decide whether or not you want to send it after you review it. That's pretty much it.

Yeah, so from the perspective of the other one here, what was it? It was

the one with 2 subscribers.

This one here. So if you go in here, um, I think— can we go down to— yeah, you can. If you're ready, you could, you could send it now.

Yep. Yeah, otherwise it's scheduled to send because the initial send window that we created is what it's going off of.

Yeah, it's like we did like 5 AM Monday, Wednesday.

You can also go and update the schedule. Yeah.

Um, frequency, you can see Monday through Friday, 3 times a week.

This is when it drafts. I think there's another one actually below that. I think there is, uh, you can choose when it sends out. So we have it set up to send out at— Oh

yeah, here you go, look, 5 AM every Tuesday.

That's when it drafts. Yep. And then afterwards it, it will actually send out at 9 AM. So if you want, you can come back and draft it within that time period and then verify if you want to send it or not. Um,

suppose

that's why—

suppose that's why it's called Daily Draft and not Daily Send. It's got to draft first, huh? Um, so

yeah, you just have it on a schedule. You can then have it so it creates and curates the content with or without you. I like that you can choose if you want to be in a loop or not. So once you get to a certain point where you're confident in what it's creating every every day or whatever you have scheduled set up, you can go in and probably— you can not probably, but you can change the schedule and the preferences to make it so it's automatic versus you going in and being part of the loop. So I think that's pretty cool.

Yeah, yeah. And even right here, if you just didn't want it to be automatic, you just— you're good to go.

Yeah, that's it. There's other parts of the platform that we can cover. We have 3 minutes to do so though. So that becomes the next issue. Um,

the

other part of this that we, we kind of touched on in the last training was how to connect ClickFunnels with, uh, Daily Drop, how to send contacts from one platform to the next. It still exists, it still is online if you want to go through that training. Let me find it for you real quick, um, if you do need that. But there's other parts of the platform such as, um, adding custom domains. One, you can have a site curated with all of your newsletters in one area under a custom subdomain if you wanted to. You can connect your custom email sender to SendGrid or, I mean, Mailgun, whatever. You can connect it here directly or even ClickFunnels as the sending source, which is pretty dang cool. Um, it's really just one click to do so. Actually, we did that earlier before this. We used ClickFunnels 2.0.

Super straightforward as far as connecting it. It was a couple clicks. Um, no, like, you know, API or anything crazy needed. You just a couple clicks and you're good to go.

Pretty much, yeah. Insane how easy it is, actually. I like how everything's becoming so seamless online. Like, you just click one button and now you're connected, or you, you hit generate with AI and now things are created. Like, it just feels like we're just, I don't know, living a magical time, a whimsical time.

That would have taken us— how long do you think that would have taken us if we, if we did it all by hand without AI to curate the articles, to pull all that stuff in.

I mean, I've done it and it takes, it takes a minute

because I think we've had sessions where we were doing that together and it's like easily hours.

Easily. Yeah, I mean, it, that saves so much time. The problem with it, with most of the process before when it was manual, is that it took so much time because, yeah, first off, you have to go through and make sure that it's actually talking about relevant things. Sometimes you have issues where people are like thrown random things in an article where there's keyword stuffing or whatever it might be, and it's not actually valuable. Um, so you have to use like your, your actual eyes to go through and see what is actually legit, what is worth it to put into your newsletter. And yeah, anyways, it became a whole thing finding right sources and information.

Not to mention, I think one of the, one of the things that I think Daily Draft does well is the fact that when it starts pulling articles in You can tell it what to focus on more versus like just continuing to let it grab everything. If you start to see like a more relevant topic that you're like, actually, I want you to focus on this piece versus that piece when it comes to sourdoughs, then it starts curating it even more. It's like, it's so tailored. It's pretty awesome. And I mean, virtually, I don't feel like I was doing much. I was just clicking buttons, guys. That's all I was doing today is clicking buttons.

Showing you how to cook them with us. Yeah, absolutely.

You got it. You got a mouse, you can use Daily Draft. I guess it'll work on a trackpad too, but I prefer having an external mouse, but that's just preference, you

know. It's all fun. Okay, all right, to Daily Draft. Here is that.

Are you grabbing the link for the, for the other Daily Draft video we did?

I sure am. Uh, okay, it's in the chat now. Actually, it's not in the chat now.

It will be in the chat.

There we go, it's in the chat. Uh, feel free to dive further down into the rabbit hole if this is interesting for you. If you have questions along the way though, feel free to let us know. Uh, we make ourselves available to you Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to ask questions. Uh, not specifically around Daily Drafts, mainly around ClickFunnels, but we're happy to tackle anything, honestly. Um, it could be setting up the funnel, connecting Daily Draft to ClickFunnels. I don't know, whatever it might be. Um, if you'd like to come hang out with us live, ask your questions around your funnels, around whatever it might be that you're working on, um, around the ClickFunnels ecosystem, head over here, go to clickfunnels.com/office-hours, and we'll be there to help where we can. We don't know everything, but we can help as best we can.

Most things.

Okay, Devin knows everything. I just point everyone towards him. Um, that's it for you. That's it for today. That's it for what we're talking about. And I don't know, that's all I got. That's all we got.

That's all I got too, man. Thanks for hanging out with me. It's been such a whimsical time, and I can't wait, can't wait to, to be back here again next Tuesday to hang out with all my friends. And, um, yeah, if you guys have anything too, on a more serious note, that you want us to go over, we love going over topics that you guys prefer. Um, as I mentioned in the beginning, versus like us just assuming what you might want us to go over. So if there's anything, um, you know, anything even specific on certain things— this is how Daily Draft came up because we did a Daily Draft before, but we weren't getting as specific. If there's other Coaching Corners where maybe you need us to dive deeper into a certain topic too, That works as well. We love to help you guys.

Yep, just send an email over here. Shoot us a message at outreach@clickfunnels.com and we'll take it into consideration, or bring it up on the next time you hop into OpenOps hours. That's fine as well. Um, okay, that was it, guys. Thanks for hanging out with us. Happy Tuesday. We'll see you next week. And, uh, that's it for now. See you later.

See you guys.

Bye.