Seinfeld Method: What Is A Seinfeld Email Sequence?

The image above is actually from a book called DotCom Secrets by Russell Brunson.

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Russell Brunson is also the founder of ClickFunnels, which is a sales funnel building software that I use for my own online business.

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Inside of an episode style Seinfeld email sequence you have the following example emails:

• Controversial email
• What happened today?
• Story based edu-training

Secondly, Inside of an educational style Seinfeld email sequence you have:

• Checklists
• How To
• Q&A
• FAQ’s

Lastly, inside of an epiphany style Seinfeld email sequence you have:

• Ideas
• Inspirational
• Enlightening/thought provoking
• Challenge existing dogma/beliefs

All of these represent different categories of emails you can write to entertain and engage your email subscribers.

Along the way, you can build a story of the course of typically three different emails.

Typically, your Seinfeld email sequence will be centered around a specific product you want to promote.  But that doesn’t mean it has to be.  You can always provide a sequence or series of emails that are pure value for your audience.

Another thing to note is that Seinfeld email sequences should only be sent out after you’ve gained the trust of your audience and subscriber base.

Think about it…

If your subscribers don’t know who you are, then why would they want to listen to your advice or what you have to say.

The best way to gain trust is first through a Soap Opera Sequence and then move onto sending out multiple Seinfeld sequences.

From there, you can send out one-off campaign emails to your subscribers that point back to the content that you’re creating.

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