Email doesn't have to be hard! Matt's organic and human approach to email has been such a boost for my business. I find him to be a very easy teacher to learn from and he genuinely cares about helping people create growth through email. Matt has a knack for creating systems that are simple enough for everyday folks like me to figure out and implement. (And as proof -- I've gotten 15k new subscribers since implementing more of Matt's strategies three months ago.) I can't wait to set up more of Matt's systems.

I'm no longer a slave to my computer… I'm no longer a slave to my computer and trying to crank out a ton of new content!! Instead, I'm using my existing content on auto-pilot to continue to serve my readers and focus my time and attention on quality over quantity with my new content. I'm also able to take more time off work to spend with my family without losing any income. It's been such a blessing!

An Email Strategy Game Changer I enrolled in Matt's course with zero expectations. I already had a huge email list but knew I wasn't using it efficiently or effectively. Matt opened my eyes to possibilities, organizational strategies, and actionable tasks that I was able to put into place immediately. I am already seeing success with the tips I gleaned from his course. This might be the first time I have ever been excited to write emails. :) Thanks, Matt!

Email on Autopilot has made me rethink… Email on Autopilot has made me rethink everything I used to think about email marketing to my readers. Thinking outside of the box on how to use my emails in new ways, rather than just "here's my new blog post". I'm so excited about emails and where they can help my readers with all of their pain points, and how emails will help me grow my business because of Matt's ideas, direction, and encouragement!

Insightful and motivational lessons Chatting with Matt helped me finally get an email mini course up and running, which is now my second-highest converting form so far. I also found many of his lessons insightful, like asking yourself what problem you're solving. At a time when it's so easy to blame external circumstances (the global crisis, the economy, etc), asking yourself what problem you can solve will always make you relevant. Thanks Matt for your group calls—I got a lot out of it!