Subject: Sometimes You Can't Give 'Em Anymore Chances

Hi {Name},

Some people, even after they have been exposed to 
your brand several times, and they have been given 
multiple chances to understand the value of what you 
have to offer, may be content to just hang around 
and collect your freebies forever...

Unless you give them a kick in the pants! 

By this, I mean you need to explain to them how 
they are missing-out on the most important solutions
you have to offer, because they have failed to take
action! 
There is a time and a place when you need to point
out, in no uncertain terms, the association between
their lack of action and the real pain and loss they 
must suffer, because of it! 

The mad men of the 60's coined a term for this 
level of marketing...

They called it "Scarcity Marketing" - and this term 
encompasses a set of powerful psychological triggers
that gets even the most contented fence sitters to jump 
over into the happily paying customer side of the family, 
often for the first time in their lives! 

Today, online you can get a software that automatically 
creates plug and play webpages designed with these 
powerful psychological triggers already built in. 

All you need to do is plug in your own offers (only takes
a few seconds) and watch the fun start! 

The incredible software is called Countdown Monkey and 
you can see it in action here: 

>>> http://countdownmonkey.com/ <<<

The mad men of the 60's would have literally killed 
someone back in the day, to get this kind of power! 

So ask yourself, what you should do to get your
hands on this software...

Visit >>> http://countdownmonkey.com/ <<<

To Your Success,

{Your Name} 

PS - You can start protecting your online investments 
against the blight of tire kickers and fence sitters with 
Countdown Monkey, right now, today. but ... 

>>> http://countdownmonkey.com/ <<<
 
I wouldn't put it past the creators of this 
scarcity marketing software to use some scarcity 
marketing tactics of their own on this offer. 

After all, what do they care - if your competition 
gets it, and you don't? 



