HURRICANE METHOD EMAIL SWIPE 04
Lindsay's story in five emails | Email 4 of 5 | Send: Day 4
Fourteen days, with a warning attached
Links to: Written sales letter (recommended) (type=written)

SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS
1. 14 days (and why some writers roll their eyes at that)
2. How long Lindsay's first draft took
3. Is two weeks enough for a first draft?

PREHEADER
Lindsay puts her own warning next to the number, and her reason is worth reading.

EMAIL
Hi {{first_name}},

Lindsay Lake says she finished that novel in 14 days.

She's quick to add that she writes romance, and a romance novel is quicker to write than an epic fantasy series.

On her website she puts it like this: "It will depend what your goals are. Writing a 'Harry Potter' novel takes a lot longer than a 'romance' novel... (I write those in under 14 days)".

So a 120,000-word saga will take you longer than two weeks.

What she does claim is that her methods let her write 5 times faster than she ever thought she could. She gives most of the credit for that 14-day draft to one planning technique, the Fruition Tree, which you'll hear more about from me soon.

Ten weeks later, she says, the book was climbing the seller charts, with five-star reviews coming in from readers in the United States, England and Australia.

Her full story, with the techniques behind it, is here:

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

[Your name]

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

MAKE IT YOURS
Keep Lindsay's quote word for word. Readers who write slowly trust the offer more when the fast number comes with her own warning beside it.

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