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In this short talk, the speaker critiques the common practice of launching a product, emailing the list intensively for a few days, then disappearing for weeks or months before the next launch. He explains that this pattern leaves the list cold, not because of algorithmic issues, but because subscribers haven’t heard anything interesting. The proposed solution is a recurring monthly activation: a live workshop, short challenge, training, or behind‑the‑scenes event that gives the warm list a reason to open and engage. The event should have a date, energy, and be something valuable rather than a hard sales pitch. Once created, the content can be reused in follow‑up sequences for new leads and buyers, turning a single activation into evergreen backend material. This approach boosts open and click rates, keeps the list alive, and avoids the need to constantly reinvent new offers.

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