'Surely there's a catch...?'
I know what you're thinking...
You joined this list, read my emails daily, and you might have started to pick up on my pricing philosophy.
Which, in case you weren't aware, is to price yo shyt in the pain zone.
There is a myriad of reasons why, but here are a few:
People actually CONSUME expensive info. My goal is to make sure that if you buy something from me, you actually use it and get your desired outcome. I don't want you to buy it, and it sits on your digital bookcase gathering dust. I can only help you if you CONSUME it and APPLY it.
High pricing = higher quality customers. If someone is willing to pay through the nose for something, they ain't messing around. High pricing forces buyers to take things seriously. Shyt or get off the pot.
And don't forget... if you don't value your work, no one else will. So set the tone, set expectations with your subscribers, and make sure they come correct. Working with, or learning from you, should be framed as a privilege... because it is. They pay with money, but you paid with time - and you can't buy it back.
So you hear this, and then you see me launching a product that costs less than some people's coffee order... and you wonder: 'What's the catch, James?'
I'm always honest with you, my dear subscriber. The only real currency you have on the internet is trust. The day I'm dishonest is the day you should unsubscribe.
So here's the catch.
I sold this sales letter for $1000... BUT... I've changed the identifying information in the example to respect my client's privacy, as I respect yours. That's the only 'catch' if you consider it one. Technically, you aren't getting an identical sales letter example.
Here's why I don't think you'll care.
The specific client information isn't what you're buying - it's just there as a handy example if you're unsure what to fill a specific blank with.
You're really buying the speed and convenience of copying and pasting a proven 4-figure sales letter and being 90% of the way to finishing a long-form sales letter for your client.
Every single high-level copywriter uses templates. Because the client info might change... but the structure of the sales letter that taps into human psychology and gets people to buy does not.
If you want to take advantage of this egregious offer, here's the link:
https://jamesperkins.thrivecart.com/1000-sales-letter-for-10/
James Perkins
