Andrew Wood

I just helped a client hit $21,122 in 7 days. • No fancy funnel • From a ‘dead’ list • Without slimy tactics You’re 1 good campaign away from the same… Want the playbook? Here’s the exact email strategy I used:

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Top 3 things you hate to see after getting into a smoooth work flow

Question: "How do you deliver a VSL more naturally?" Answer: "Loose as a goose, baby"

I want you to be honest... Are my drawings better or worse than what you'd see in kindergarten? (Explaining why we connect @carrd <> @kit like this)

Today I discovered the REAL reason why 99.5% of men have microplastics in their balls... (and why you probably do too)

Client W on TT shop: • 327k impressions • 2k in sales • 1 video And this was just 1 week. October's gonna be a big month.

Selfish reasons I started a business: • To become wealthy • To prove people wrong • To have control over my time • To be free to travel when I feel like it Sometimes personal vendettas can be more motivating than what's "right."

How to improve your open rates instantly with 1 simple automation (100% guaranteed): Use this diagram to create an unsubscribe automation for people who haven't opened in 60 days.

Saturday work sesh: - Caffeine ✅ - Clear goal ✅ - Time bound ✅ - Headphones in ✅ feat. @BuildWithAdam

If watching nearly everything on 1.5-2.0x speed is wrong, I don't wanna be right.

You've probably heard: "The best way to get inbound is to stack social proof" ...But why is that? Well by default, you're not far off from a Nigerian prince. Guys like the "Hey can I buy your Stripe account?" scammer have ruined the game for us. But when you have PROOF from REAL PEOPLE that you can deliver... You have trust, and trust yields business.

The easiest way to burn your email list (and how to avoid it): Constantly pitching. Think about it... If you had a friend constantly double, TRIPLE texting his crush asking her out... We all know how that goes. You'd be a good friend to tell him to "build value and nurture"

Your writing is best done in stages. There's a reason your 13-in-1 shampoo is awful. Do everything at once... And you suck at them all. Break writing into: 1. Ideation 2. Research 3. Drafting 4. Editing You'll elevate your writing while saving time.

1 of the best (yet not talked about) reasons to write a newsletter: -> Near 0-cost retargeting to interested leads. When they first opted into your funnel... They weren't *quite* ready to book a call yet. But if you consistently: • Make yourself known • Stack & show social proof • Nurture Cold leads become "ready-to-buy" leads, fast.