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Hey Reader! Personally, this is one of two times of the year when I get my house ducks in a row. > Clearing out pantry items or using up what’s in the freezer. > Purging my closet of unworn summer clothes before I put the rest in storage throughout the winter. > Doing some more “nesting” type chores that I otherwise skip during the summer months. > And most recently (“before” pictured below), got rid of TWELVE pairs of shoes because y’all, this mess stressed me OUT There’s something about the weather changing, and newness coming into view with the holiday season with its fresh cool air, that has me wanting to get some clutter out of the dang way. I’m also so FREAKING tired of having to make so many decisions, so I’d rather have fewer things forcing me to choose what shoes, tops, jeans or jackets to wear. Enough already. I’ve also had my phone Bricked for over 30 days now, which is also part of my mental burden decluttering (love IG, don’t need it on my phone). With all this decluttering and cleaning house, it got me thinking about what it’d feel like to freshen up the digital spaces around us too. Namely, our email service platforms that get so cluttered with outdated tags, vaguely-titled forms, and automations (...that do what again?). Wouldn’t it be SO nice to actually know what’s happening in your Kit account?…to have a tags list that made sense, so you don't have 4 tags you think all do the same thing (but you're not sure what)? …updating sequences or automations like "Visual Automation 13" since you're not even sure what they're sending without having to click in and around each one? ...that your forms and landing pages all explain IN their title WHAT is being promoted, so you're not clicking into each one to see if that's the current one, old one, or draft you never finished? Ahhh, the DREAM! Ahhh, so much better, right?! A client mentioned the stress of a messy Kit just last week. She asked if I’d possibly want to go in and give her Kit backend a good refresh? Twist my arrrrm — Hell yeah, I will! I love to organize. I love a system that makes sense. I love naming things so they all show up in alphabetical order. And while organizing your own Kit might not be your cup of tea. Or you literally have anything else you’d rather do with your time… I decided to lean in and say “yes” to this idea! 📣 So I’m opening up ONE spot to work with me on this type of project for $500 off (of the $1500 full price). We’ll do the cleanup for you, just asking you a few questions along the way before we go changing anything in your Kit account. This is what just part of my list of Tags — how I label my opt-ins — looks like: 🤩 If this sort of organization gets you excited, I can help you feel the same way about YOUR Kit account. If you’re interested in a good Kit cleanup before the end of the year, now is your chance! We can hop on a 20-minute call to chat about details. Reply with the word CLEAN if you want a done-for-you Kit cleanup, and you’ll either snag our first spot and save $500 — or we’ll put you on our (no-obligation) waitlist for when more spots open up. Let’s Duett! Allea |
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