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The Hyper Growth Blueprint.

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Welcome back folks šŸ«”

This weekā€™s Hyper Growth Blueprint covers:

  • šŸ¤© The ā€œiā€ wordā€¦

  • šŸ“§ Swipe these 20 Email Frameworks

  • šŸ¤– Mega-Prompt of the Week

Letā€™s goā€¦ šŸ‘‡

Itā€™s been a busy week.

Iā€™ve been doing a big sort out of our officeā€¦ (big news to come soon)

Upon doing so I found my ā€˜stashā€™ of lanyards.

Something I am weirdly proud of.

These lanyards were all given to me at various workshops, events & masterminds I have been too over the last few years.

Whilst they are nice momentoā€™sā€¦

ā€¦the thing I am actually proud of is that I can look at every single one of these lanyards, and remember the thing I actually IMPLEMENTED from it.

In fact, I can trace pretty much every major decision in my business that resulted in significant growth back to one of these eventsā€¦

  1. Productising my service

  2. Improving my core offer

  3. Launching a newsletter

  4. Understanding & implementing AI

  5. Who (& how) to hire

  6. Becoming a Leader

  7. Building a scalable org structure

  8. Structuring high level compensation packages

  9. How & what to systemise

  10. What & how to track

  11. Crafting a proper guarantee

And a ton moreā€¦

Whilst our ego likes the idea of figuring things out for ourselvesā€¦

Itā€™s much quicker & easier to invest in learning from people who have already done what youā€™re trying to do.

Providing you actually IMPLEMENT.

Learning = acquiring new information that leads to a change in behaviour.

No change in behaviour = no learning has occurred.

My team & I have created almost
15,600 emails over the last 5 yearsā€¦

Hereā€™s 20 story-based frameworks we use to never run out of ideas of top quality email contentā€¦šŸ‘‡

1. The Origin Story

  • What It Is: How you, your product, or your brand got started.

  • Angle: Share the spark that led to your first business idea. Was it born from frustration with existing solutions? Did a mentor or ā€œahaā€ moment set things in motion?

  • Why It Works: People love ā€œfrom zero to launchā€ tales and the human grit behind them.

2. Aha Moments & Epiphanies

  • What It Is: A specific moment of clarity or sudden realization that changed your approach.

  • Angle: ā€œI was buried in debt until a mentor said these 3 wordsā€¦ Everything changed from there.ā€

  • Why It Works: Readers relate to life-changing insights. It shows youā€™re evolvingā€”and can help them evolve, too.

3. The (Relatable) Failure or ā€œTough Lessonā€ Story

  • What It Is: Share a faceplant you experienced in business or life.

  • Angle: ā€œI lost my biggest client because of a rookie mistake. Hereā€™s how I bounced back.ā€

  • Why It Works: Vulnerability and authenticity build trust. People see you as human, not just a salesperson.

4. ā€œDavid vs. Goliathā€

  • What It Is: Your scrappy underdog approach going up against big competitors or big obstacles.

  • Angle: ā€œWe faced a competitor with 10x our budget but still outperformed themā€¦ā€

  • Why It Works: Everyone roots for the underdog; itā€™s inspiring and memorable.

5. Myth-Busting or ā€œWrong vs. Rightā€

  • What It Is: Expose popular misconceptions in your niche.

  • Angle: ā€œEveryone says you need [X] to succeed, but hereā€™s why thatā€™s dead wrongā€”and what actually works.ā€

  • Why It Works: Controversial statements pique interest. People want to learn the ā€œreal truth.ā€

6. Client Transformations or ā€œBefore & Afterā€

  • What It Is: A narrative showcasing how someoneā€™s life or business changed using your solution.

  • Angle: ā€œMeet Sarah: Her marketing funnel was running on fumesā€”until she tried [Solution]. Now sheā€™s fully booked.ā€

  • Why It Works: Nothingā€™s more convincing than concrete proof that your product/service leads to real change.

7. The Daily Life Anecdote

  • What It Is: Something mundane that reveals a lesson or metaphor for your audienceā€™s situation.

  • Angle: ā€œI was stuck in traffic for an hourā€”which taught me a surprising lesson about productivityā€¦ā€

  • Why It Works: Everyday scenarios are relatable; readers see parallels in their own lives.

8. Pop Culture Parallels

  • What It Is: Tie your offer or advice to trending shows, movies, or celebrity headlines.

  • Angle: ā€œ3 Leadership Lessons From [Popular TV Show/Character].ā€

  • Why It Works: Leverages cultural familiarity to attract attention and make the topic more digestible.

9. The Contrarian or ā€œRantā€ Angle

  • What It Is: Take a bold stance that defies conventional wisdom.

  • Angle: ā€œStop Hustling 24/7ā€”Hereā€™s Why Working Less Will Earn You More.ā€

  • Why It Works: Contrarian viewpoints spark curiosity. People will open your email to see why youā€™re bucking the trend.

10. Behind-the-Scenes (BTS)

  • What It Is: A peek into how you create products, handle operations, or deliver services.

  • Angle: ā€œSneak a peek at my workshop processā€”where I took one messy idea and turned it into a bestseller.ā€

  • Why It Works: Humanizes the brand, builds deeper connection, and fosters a sense of exclusivity.

11. The ā€œOpen Letterā€ Format

  • What It Is: Write a short open letter to someone or something relevant to your audience.

  • Angle: ā€œAn Open Letter to My High School Teacher Who Said ā€˜Business Isnā€™t for Meā€™.ā€

  • Why It Works: Itā€™s a narrative device that naturally draws people in with a personal, intimate tone.

12. Humorous or Parody Angle

  • What It Is: Light-hearted story or comedic twist on a serious topic.

  • Angle: ā€œIf Your Marketing Funnel Could Talk, Itā€™d Probably Sound Like [Comedic Reference]. Hereā€™s How To Avoid Thatā€¦ā€

  • Why It Works: Laughter is disarming. It can soften reader defenses and make them more receptive to your message.

13. ā€œLessons Learned From Kids/Petsā€

  • What It Is: Draw parallels between everyday experiences (like raising kids or training a dog) and business or personal growth.

  • Angle: ā€œMy toddler taught me more about negotiation than any sales bookā€”and hereā€™s how you can learn it too.ā€

  • Why It Works: Surprising analogies keep the audience engaged and emphasize universal truths.

14. Community Involvement / Goodwill Stories

  • What It Is: Showcase your brandā€™s impact beyond salesā€”like charitable work or community efforts.

  • Angle: ā€œWe volunteered at a local shelter, and hereā€™s what it taught us about empathy in customer service.ā€

  • Why It Works: Inspires goodwill, shows corporate responsibility, and humanizes you as a caring brand.

15. Industry Trend Predictions or ā€œCrystal Ballā€

  • What It Is: Forecast future shifts in your industry; address how readers can prepare.

  • Angle: ā€œBy 2030, 50% of [Industry] tasks will be automatedā€”Hereā€™s how to stay relevant.ā€

  • Why It Works: Positions you as a thought leader. People want to know whatā€™s next and how to stay ahead.

16. ā€œWhat Ifā€ Scenarios

  • What It Is: Paint a hypothetical future if a certain problem isnā€™t solvedā€”or if they seize a new opportunity.

  • Angle: ā€œWhat if your entire customer base jumped ship in 2025ā€¦ because you missed this trend?ā€

  • Why It Works: Future pacing creates urgency and helps people visualize outcomes.

17. Seasonal or Holiday Tie-Ins

  • What It Is: Use major holidays, seasons, or yearly events to frame a timely story.

  • Angle: ā€œThis Valentineā€™s Day, fall in love with a marketing system that never leaves you heartbroken.ā€

  • Why It Works: Seasonal relevance boosts open rates and engagement.

18. Milestones, Anniversaries, & Celebrations

  • What It Is: Highlight birthdays of your company, big sales milestones, or personal anniversaries.

  • Angle: ā€œItā€™s our 5-year anniversaryā€”see the 5 big lessons we learned along the way.ā€

  • Why It Works: Celebratory tone fosters excitement and makes readers feel part of the journey.

19. Audience Involvement & Challenges

  • What It Is: Flip the script and get your audience directly involved.

  • Angle: ā€œOur 7-Day ā€˜Email Challengeā€™ā€”Open each dayā€™s lesson, follow the prompts, and watch your results skyrocket.ā€

  • Why It Works: Interactive angles create a community feel and commitment. People are more likely to keep reading daily.

20. ā€œUnusual Inspirationā€ Stories

  • What It Is: Draw lessons from unexpected placesā€”art, sports, history, or even nature.

  • Angle: ā€œWhat a Beehive Taught Me About Team Productivity.ā€

  • Why It Works: Quirkiness catches attention. You stand out by blending seemingly unrelated subjects with valuable insights.

That should be plenty of inspo for you to ramp up your Email Marketingā€¦

Happy swiping šŸ«” 

As always, I hope this was useful.

Hereā€™s to you to keep winning šŸ’Ŗ

Elliott Botterill

Founder & CEO
www.botters.co.uk  

Mega-Prompt of the Week šŸ¤–
The 20 Story-based Email Idea Generator

This prompt will train AI on the 20 frameworks outlined above.

Just give it context on your business and ideal customerā€¦ and voila.

It will create 20 tailored story-based email angles for you šŸ™‚ 

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