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Episode 311: Perfecting Your Follow Up Sequence (emails) to be Evergreen

Here is the truth: ( https://www.copyandcontent.ai) Evergreen does not mean untouched. Evergreen means designed to stay relevant. There’s a big difference. A good evergreen email sequence feels personal, timely, and useful even though it’s automated. A bad follow up sequence feels ...  Show more

Episode 310: Ever Green Content Marketing - Build a Training and Keep Selling It

What to do Before, During, and After your live/recorded training program and keep it evergreen for long-term sales! Jim Edwards and Stew Smith discuss how to get more bang for the buck with this online coaching show. Learn how to take action on what you just learned and be the co ...  Show more

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