HURRICANE METHOD EMAIL SWIPE 03
Lindsay's story in five emails | Email 3 of 5 | Send: Day 3
It hit her on the school run
Links to: Written sales letter (recommended) (type=written)

SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS
1. It hit her on the school run
2. Lindsay was driving her kids to school when the pieces fell into place
3. She went home that night and opened a blank document

PREHEADER
Everything she had studied suddenly fitted together, somewhere between home and the school gate.

EMAIL
Hi {{first_name}},

One morning Lindsay Lake was driving her kids to school, thinking about nothing much.

Then, as she tells it, something hit her like a bolt of lightning. Everything she had been studying for weeks fitted together like a jigsaw puzzle.

She spent the whole day with a plot taking shape in her head.

That night she opened a brand new document and started typing. She says that for the first time she felt free, with no more staring at a blank screen.

She also says she wrote like a woman possessed, and that her fingers throbbed from trying to keep up with her thoughts.

What came together that morning was a set of steps, which is good news for the rest of us, because steps can be written down, used again on the next book and taught to someone else.

She called them the Hurricane Method, and she explains the whole thing here:

https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=hurricanem&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=written

Tomorrow I'll tell you how long that first draft took her. Fair warning: a lot of writers argue with the number.

[Your name]

I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

MAKE IT YOURS
Keep "as she tells it" and "she says" in place. They make it clear these are Lindsay's memories, which is what keeps the email believable.

Before sending, replace YOURIDHERE with your ClickBank ID and YOURTRACKINGHERE with a tracking ID (or delete "&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE").