For The Interested - FTI #405: You can finish this.

Everyone likes to finish things.

Especially in a world filled with never-ending feeds to scroll that we can never "finish."

​So you might want to try this.

Now, on to this week's ideas...

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The Starting Five

1. Five Ways To Build Anticipation For Your Next Launch​

My take on what to say and how to say it.

2. Four Things To Do Before You Publish Your Next Newsletter Issue​

I guarantee they'll increase your open and click rates.

3. A Brilliantly Simple Automated Email To Send To Customers​

Pretty sure I'm going to steal borrow this one.

4. A YouTube Thumbnail Designer Shows How To Improve A Single Thumbnail​

You don't need professional design skills to make tweaks like these to your thumbnails.

5. What It Actually Takes To Win Big​

If you read this, I bet it leads you to stop doing at least one thing you currently do in your business.

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Inside My Skill Sessions Membership This Week

Last week I recorded my One-Week Promo Plan Skill Session.

I could tell you how great it was and how that Session alone is worth more than what I charge for a full membership, but...

Instead I'll just share with you what member Rebecca Martin said about it:

"This was my first Skill Session and it was a really good vibe. I already feel like I've received value from my purchase.

I love how you focus on not wasting anyone's time.

I have been a subscriber to your work for about a month now, and I already have a little 'Josh Spector' voice in my head crafting my copy with me, which has been SUPER helpful."

Want to have my voice in your head too?

​Become a Skill Sessions member here.

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My Final Words Of The Week

Of the content you've created, what do you think would be the most valuable to my readers?

​Let me know here and I just might link to it in my newsletter one of these days.

Have an interesting week!

Josh

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