HURRICANE METHOD EMAIL SWIPE 09
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A head full of stories
Links to: Written sales letter (recommended) (type=written)

SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS
1. When the ideas won't turn into pages
2. Why it's called the Hurricane Method
3. Lindsay had a head full of stories and no way to get them out

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The name comes from what she says happens to your ideas once the method gets going.

EMAIL
Hi {{first_name}},

Some writers run short of ideas. Lindsay Lake had the opposite problem.

She had a head full of stories and couldn't get them onto the page in a way that worked. Most days, she says, the words just didn't come out right.

That's where the name of her course comes from. She describes her method as a storm that picks up ordinary ideas and spins them faster, until they spill out as pages and pages of story.

Behind that big image is a set of named techniques, covering everything from clearing your head and outlining to dialogue and the days you hit a wall.

Lindsay's own test was a romance she says she drafted in 14 days. She's clear that bigger books take longer, and the techniques are built to work whatever you write.

If your notebook has more stories in it than you've ever managed to write, start 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
If you keep an ideas notebook yourself, mention it. A photo of a page from it, attached or linked, makes this email very personal.

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