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Subject: Hi {!name}, sorry it’s taken so long to get back to you. Ive had some problems?

{name},

First I’m going to tell you about some “video problems” I’ve had. Then I’m going to “make good” by offering some bonuses I’ve got for you.

It seems my list of subscribers is filling up so fast that when I sent my last preview link the other night, it created a mini rush.

I hadn’t checked how many subscribers had joined over the past 24 hours since sending out my the previous link. Anyway I sent so many people to view the video at once that it crashed.

If it effected you, I am so sorry. I know a lot of you went away and some haven’t had a chance to come back and see it yet.

Here is the link again for those who missed it

http://www.EventsListed.com/PreLaunch/guests-customers-communities

My apologies if you ran into a bunch of frustration the other night.

And by the way, the feedback about the last video has been GREAT. I mean, I thought it was good… but sometimes I’m so close to this stuff I’m just not sure. Well, I guess the verdict is in…

So here’s the next preview:

http://www.EventsListed.com/PreLaunch/networking-cross-selling-joint-ventures

Now for those of you who have not already done so and who want access to the application a month or two before the public you need to sign up under the video screen on the next page.

If your not sold on the idea can i just say this;

Do any of you know who are the foundation customers of Face Book?

No, its just become one of the best known brands in the world yet hardly anybody could tell you who the founder is let alone who the early customers were. Its kind of become this faceless, branded platform that is so full of people, networks and communities that its kind of empty and although intriguing for the first few weeks it becomes boring soon after.

Between you and I, oh and my boss of course, we want our platform to be steeped in culture, we want to develop a community that has a rich history of personalities held together by traditions and transparency.

To do this, all of our subscribers will need to be consistently reminded of three things.
1. Who our foundation customers were.
2. Who the best event promoters are.
3. Who the best fans are?

In other words “who the movers are”.

Best of luck,
Abigale

P.S. What if we wanted to promote our foundation customers as an inaugural part of the sites personality? Would you enjoy that or would your prefer to remain anonymous ?