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A 5-email launch sequence for Kajabi
A simple sequence for launching an offer:
The story: why this offer exists
The problem, and what it's costing them
The method, with one quick win
Proof, and the offer
Last call: the deadline and the FAQ
Write all five before launch day, then schedule them in Kajabi.
Which of the five is hardest for you to write?
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