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👋 Quick note since you’re already a Done & Delivered client: I know you’re not in the market for this one (we’ve already got your emails covered!). But if you know a fellow creator who’d love the same help, we only have ONE spot left in 2026, and then we won’t open another until April. If they join the waitlist by this Saturday, Oct 24, they’ll get $200 off Done & Delivered, no matter when they start. Feel free to forward this email their way! Hey Reader! "This is exactly what I want. This is what I've been waiting for." I had sent an email to one of our long-time clients — just sent in Gmail, the kind you send before you’re ready to build a sales page just yet — introducing the idea for a new done-for-you email newsletter service. Just *putting the feelers out there.* And that’s how Marcie replied. ☝🏻 She signed up for Done & Delivered the same day we met to chat about it. ᯓ🏃🏻♀️➡️ Now Marcie gets to do more of what she wants"Once the draft emails are approved, it's hands off for me. That means I can spend more time developing recipes, shooting reels, and more." Want the same kind of creative freedom?Done & Delivered is our way of helping you grow and email your list FOR you. It’s our recurring, done-for-you newsletter + lead magnet creation service designed to grow your audience, send readers to your site, and turn that traffic into revenue — without doing it all yourself.
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We handle it for you. Your emails get sent. Traffic goes to your site. And you have energy to pour into new content and creative side quests. — all while caring for, nurturing, and consistently sharing your best content with your most loyal fans on your email list. Grow and email your list with Done & DeliveredFor more on Marcie’s experience and details on the Done & Delivered program, click here: [Learn More & Watch Marcie’s Story] Starts at $1799/mo At the start of this year, I only had two Done & Delivered clients, and now we're to the point where we only have ONE spot left for 2026. 🤯 Not only that, it’s our LAST spot until April. We only take on as many clients as we can do our best work for, and we’re taking it slow through the start of the year. If you’re interested, even if you’re not sure when it would work best for you, I encourage you to get on our waitlist here. It’s no obligation to sign up, and you’ll get a call with me to chat more about what you need — and most importantly, how we can do that for you! 💸 Join the waitlist by Saturday, Oct 24, and you'll get $200 off Done & Delivered, no matter when you start! Questions? Ask me anything. Reply here or join the waitlist to book a call. Let’s Duett, Allea |
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