🪄You made this launch unforgettable


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Hey Reader,

I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you.

Whether you grabbed the Launch Content Playbook or simply followed along during the launch, I genuinely appreciate your time and attention.

We received an overwhelming amount of feedback and support during this launch, and I want you to know how much it means to me, whether you made a purchase or not.

Your time is valuable, and I don’t take it lightly that you chose to spend some of it with us over the past couple of weeks.

If you ever have any thoughts, feedback, or just want to say hi, my inbox is always open. I love hearing from you and learning about how I can keep improving and serving you better.

Thank you again, from the bottom of my heart. 💙

Cheers,
Erica

PS. Got this email this morning and it's AWESOME. This is the kind of feedback you can only hope for. To be honest, I know we raised the price, but I think it's still a steal.

Our custom analysis and blueprints are equivalent to what companies pay thousands to strategists and consulants for.

The new price of $450 may feel high, but, it's 1/10th the price of what you'd pay a human for the same thing.

Yes, human discernment is a critical part of the process, but you can get all the groundwork done before a human enters the picture. This is such a new type of product, I think it'll evolve serveral times over. Just me thinking out loud :)

PPS. You can still try the product for free. Grab your free Product Clarity Report here.


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Erica Schneider

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