Future Sorcerers Guild Apprentice and fantasy obsessed copywriter Tyler Freeman sends me a dusty scroll of his own:

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Hey Alex,

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I figure if one fledgling apprentice has this question, there’s a chance you might be wondering much the same.

So, here’s exactly how the I run my dusty scrolls, and how you can avoid missing out on an issue.

– Inside The Sorcerers Guild, our “month” begins on the 13th.

– While I’m sipping my first cauldron of coffee on the morning of the 13th, I tie my most recent customer list and everything I’m included with the coming issue to my owl, and send it off to my Scribe.

– If your name is not on the list before I send off my owl, you will not receive the latest issue. Once the list is gone, it’s gone.

– So, in Tyler’s case, he has until sometime early morning PST on the 13th of October to join The Sorcerers Guild in time to receive the second issue.

Speaking of the second issue…

Here’s a little taste of what’s coming to all Guild members this month:

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I’ve titled the second issue, How to Create a Low Stress Email-Based Business to Unlock Your First Level of Freedom and Fund Your Worldbuilding Adventures

Inside Volume Two of The Sorcerers Guild I’m going to share —

— The three moving parts you must nail down for any business venture to be successful

— Using examples as a cloud-less sky, I’m going to show you exactly how to ethically market your offers using the Godly gift of email

— How to differentiate between “flash in the pan” offers that capitalize on trends before fading into the darkness and offers that will stand the test of time

— The truth behind how often you need to email your list (just because I email you every day doesn’t mean it’s the only or best way)

And that’s just the beginning…

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Maybe it’s the magic mushrooms I’ve been chewing on lately, or maybe I’m simply a stark raving mad wizard, but as a rare and shiny bonus, I’m including a training that will show you step-by-step how to find copywriting clients who are happy to pay you four-figures (or more) to write emails, autoresponders, and sales letters.

Whether you’re a fantasy obsessed copywriter like Tyler, or someone who simply enjoys actionable, tested advice delivered with a sprinkle of grand fantasy, then The Sorcerers Guild paper & ink newsletter will be right up your alley.

You can lock down your subscription (and the coming issue) here:

http://sorcerersguildnewsletter.com/

Yours sorcerously,

Alexander Mullan