In the email world, daily emails are gospel.

If you don’t send them, you’re burning money. You’re making a massive mistake. You hate your business. You’re an idiot. You’re a newbie creator.

… Or whatever other message I see parroted by the Ben Settle clones who have emerged on X.

I won’t tell you daily emails are a bad strategy.

They’re fantastic for sales.

But they have a time and place. And for 95% of people, it ain’t now.

Let me explain.

Entrepreneurship is just a relentless tug-of-war of opportunity cost.

You have the same time and energy as the pro daily email writers.

But they have something you don’t:

An established business.

They’ve built the courses. They’ve written the books. They’ve got the high ticket.

So they can cycle through offers without fatigue.

But 7 emails a week will devour your time.

Time you could’ve spent building an audience and assets that will support your business for years to come.

And there’s another reason daily emails aren’t the miracle cure people promise.

See…

The pros are fantastic writers.

But they learned their craft when content was 100x less competitive.

Today, you cannot afford to disappoint your audience 5-7x a week.

They will not hang around waiting for you to get good. Send them crap and they will unsubscribe.

So here’s my advice.

Start with weekly.

You’re speaking to your audience on social media anyway. You’ve got the daily contact.

Then, take your time and learn to write one good email.

You’ll set yourself apart in the inbox because the best way to compete with quantity is quality.

And you don’t master a craft by rushing it.

Then, as you get more confident, you can increase the frequency…

And people will appreciate seeing you more instead of wishing you’d write less.

Regardless, the key is to have a repeatable process to get good fast.

Which is why I built the Magnetic Email system.

Unlike many email courses, I don’t require you to write dailies.

Instead, I give you an easy-to-execute blueprint that shows you how to go from no clue what to write or how to write it…

To effortlessly writing high-quality, story-driven emails for deeper relationships, a better reputation, and of course, more moolah.

https://magneticemails.co/

The difference between a commodity and authority is the quality of writing. Be on the right side of the equation.

Kieran