HURRICANE METHOD EMAIL SWIPE 01
Lindsay's story in five emails | Email 1 of 5 | Send: Day 1
The day the house went quiet
Links to: Written sales letter (recommended) (type=written)

SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS
1. The day her house went quiet
2. Lindsay Lake was lying on the couch when it hit her
3. A single mum, three kids and a dream she nearly gave up

PREHEADER
Her parents took the kids out for the day, and Lindsay finally had a minute to think.

EMAIL
Hi {{first_name}},

Let me tell you about a romance writer called Lindsay Lake, because her story starts somewhere a lot of us have been.

She had dreamed of writing romance novels since she was about 16. She had a head full of stories, and she still couldn't get past the first few chapters.

Then her husband told her he was leaving her for another woman and moving out of state. Lindsay was left to raise her three children alone, on a minimum-wage job that was hardly enough to feed her family.

For months she just got through the days, working and looking after the kids, and the writing stopped altogether.

One day her parents came to town and took the kids out. Lindsay lay on the couch in a house that had gone very quiet, and a thought arrived that she couldn't shake.

She realised she had a choice to make: give up on the dream for good, or finally learn what it takes to write fiction people love to read.

She chose the second, and what she found is laid out here:

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

[One line from you: the story you've always meant to write, or why Lindsay's story caught your eye.]

Tomorrow I'll tell you what she found when she went looking, and why it nearly made her quit again.

Talk soon,
[Your name]

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

MAKE IT YOURS
Send this one first, on a weekday morning. The square-bracket line is the one readers trust most, so write it as yourself.

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