Never Run Out of Ideas Ever Again

There's  2 sources of unlimited ideas that we all have:

1. Stuff that happens in our lives

2. Our points of expertise that only we know.

In order to have unlimited content ideas for your daily emails, you must be brave enough to include what happens in your personal life into your emails.

While some may see it as a violation of their own privacy, I see it as a way to be super relatable to your target audience.

Through telling your subscribers about your day-to-day, it humanizes you from a cold-heartless business entity, into a persona that many can relate to.

This puts trust building into a whole nother level, and makes you a more interesting read, as compared to the other value-vomit emails people receive in their inbox.

The next source of ideas, is mainly remixing your new stories, to your old stories.

This takes a little bit of that creative elbow grease, but it can spawn hundreds of ideas for you from one simple creative connection.

If you're able to connect events from your day-to-day into a learning point, you'll have content until the end of time.

Everything is segue-able.

For instance:

I went to a restaurant with my friends the other day, and had to wait 20 minutes to get a table, even though we had reservations a month in advance! 

If that were my restaurant, I wouldn't have let that experience slide. I never want any of my customers to feel like they're not appreciated.

So to all my students here, as a token of appreciation for purchasing my 6-Week Coaching Program, I'd like to offer all of you an hour a week,  1-on-1 personally with me, so you can consult on whatever it is you're struggling with, I'll be sure to be here for you so you guys get the best results from any business coach you'll get out there.

That's how you achieve unlimited ideas for your daily emails.

People need to be exposed 7x to a piece of content before absorbing 100% of it.

So you have plenty of room to rephrase, reiterate and re-emphasise on your expertise points, or any of your unique selling propositions of your products/service.

In the above example, I used the exclusive weekly coaching call as a way to ensure the patrons know that the service is focused on getting the students the best results possible from the business coaching program.

Put your own spin on it, add some personality, make a few jokes here and there, liven up that email sequence, and you'll build trust, and make sales rapidly!