This week I've been talking a lot about my Daily Email System, since the early bird deadline is Sunday night. 

One hesitation to grabbing it could be about the numbers. 

I get it - it's normal to look at ROI when investing in any program. So you might be wondering if $249 is worth it.

But let's play a game (apologies if I sounded like the creepy clown guy from "Saw" there): 

Let's suppose you have a small email list, nothing crazy.

Let's say 500 subscribers. 

I don't know what you're selling - you could have something for $49, or it could be $5000.

Let's say $500 to keep it conservative and not "pie in the sky" here. 

In the course of a year, you're going to send out 182,500 emails (500 x 365 days)

If you sell just one widget (whatever you're selling at $500), you've doubled your investment. 

If you sell five widgets, you've made $2500 on the initial $249. 

Is it out of the realm of possibility to think you could sell more with that many emails going out? (Remember that your email list will also be growing up from 500 since my program shows how you can grow your list without paying for ads). 

Let's pretend for a moment that you sell 34 widgets in the next year. That's $17,000 of new revenue into your business. 

I have no way of knowing how much you'll sell by following my system as it depends on your market, your offer etc but regardless of what you sell I feel confident that you'll be able to sell at least one unit. 

With 182,500 invitations for people to buy what you're offering, it's darn near impossible to not sell one widget. 

And you should be able to sell a lot more than that (unless you're selling garbage). 

Then factor in that once you start profiting from daily emails, you won't want to stop and will keep doing it for years. 

With this example, all it takes is one sale to pay for the program. 

Anyways, there's just two days left to get in at the early bird discount.

If you want in, hop on your unicycle (that's a "Saw" joke) and pedal over here: 

Marc