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Quick follow-up on the cohort invite I sent you.
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I’m closing the buyer-only access to my January cohort in 24 hours (before opening it to the waitlist and my regular email list). Here's why this cohort might be for you:
In 4 weeks, we’ll build:
Because you already bought my products, you can still join at: €1,500 instead of €2,000 (€500 credit) I’ll close this option in 24 hours and won’t mention it again after that. If you want all the details, here’s the link: If you want to get all the details, this is the link. (I updated the doc so everything is crystal clear.) If you’re unsure whether this fits your situation, reply with:
I’ll be direct with you. Cheers, Nick PS. This is the last email about this unless you’re subscribed to my regular list. |
Nick Broekema
I'm a coach, designer, and educator who loves to talk about content creation, business & entrepreneurship, and marketing & branding. Subscribe to my newsletter.
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