I read on a Kindle White because I can finish one book and start the next one immediately.

It also always opens where I left off last time.

This makes it ideal for reading all those times you’re waiting.

The doctors, the dentists, restaurants, cafes, airports, while travelling, etc.

Stop-start reading with a dead-tree mode book is a pain, but the Kindle removes that pain.

Think of the pain points your product or the affiliate product relieves.

These pain points are what you need to highlight on your sales pages.

Present the pain and twist the knife to make the pain more intense. 

Then you can present the product as pain relief.

You’ll get more sales with this than by presenting the product’s benefits alone.

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  My main email service, Sendy, has upgraded again, which means that I have to plump down some more money and go through the pain of a manual upgrade.

While I have the technical ability to do these upgrades, I didn’t do the last one because I find them cumbersome.

When I pay for a tool, I expect to be able to upgrade it if it needs one by clicking a button.

I like using Amazon SES as the email sending service, which Sendy uses because it’s very inexpensive.

Another email service uses Amazon SES, but it only has broadcast capabilities and no autoresponder capabilities yet.

The only low-cost email service I have been able to find that has a reasonable send or subscriber limit is systeme.io.

Even their free service has decent limits, which allows you to build a subscriber list and grow a campaign to profitable before you need to pay anything.

They don’t have Amazon SES as an option yet, but they have SendGrid and ActiveCampaign integration capabilities if you already have accounts there.

I’ll be migrating more and more to Systeme.io because they’re delivering some of my emails now with no issues, and it’s an easy platform to use.

Click this because you’ll need this soon.  https://go.wm-tips.com/systeme.