Before you send: how these emails work
Below you'll find pre-written emails to send to your subscribers telling them about Water Freedom System.
Simply copy the text from the box below, change the email to suit your own style, and send it from your newsletter autoresponder.
Make sure you insert the appropriate 'Firstname' etc tags for your autoresponder, and insert your affiliate HopLink. Every link in these emails goes to the presentation page (pid=30). Links that skip the presentation and go straight to the order form are not allowed.
The emails come in short sequences of three: cold introductions, the water bill, drought news, a hands-on building project, being prepared in a calm way, and the farm, garden and land. After those come single emails: the military connection, the author's pen name, the guarantee, the printed book, the four bonuses, a gift idea, the most common question, a weekend email, a short reminder, a last word and a paragraph for your regular newsletter. Every email has three subject lines to choose from, so you can test them against each other. Each one has a line in brackets where you add one true sentence of your own, and a disclosure line at the end: please keep it in.
Please talk about the water amount only as what the presentation says ("up to 60 gallons a day"), never as a promise. Never write that the water is pure, safe or healthy to drink, that it works in any climate or in the desert, that it is free to run or that it ends water bills, and never quote numbers of users, buyers or reviews. Never add a countdown or a "this link comes down soon" line: there is no deadline.
Keep it honest: quote the “up to 60 gallons a day” figure and the military story only as what the presentation says. Never promise an amount of water, never say it works in the desert or in any climate, that it is free to run or that it ends water bills, never say the water is pure or safe to drink, and never add countdowns or fake deadlines.
1Cold intro 1 of 3: The water in a dehumidifier tank
Hi {!firstname_fix},
If you have ever emptied the tank on a dehumidifier, you have seen something most people never stop to think about.
You pour out a full tank of water, and by the next day it is full again, even though nobody turned on a tap. All of that water was sitting in the air of an ordinary room.
I came across a video last week about a man on a farm who took that idea a lot further, and I haven't stopped thinking about it since.
It starts with a NASA headline about the worst drought in 1,200 years, and then it gets to the part I enjoyed most, where it explains how he draws water out of the air at home.
==> Watch the video here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about where you saw water come out of the air, a fridge, an air conditioner or a damp shed.]
Give it a few minutes tonight. I think you'll look at that dehumidifier tank differently afterwards.
[Your Name]
P.S. The guide behind the video is called Water Freedom System. The video explains what it is, so start there.
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
2Cold intro 2 of 3: The farmer in the headline
{!firstname_fix}, a headline caught my eye this week and I want to pass it on.
It reads: "NASA Confirms: We're Entering The Worst Drought in 1,200 Years - But This Farmer Found The Solution".
Most drought stories end with advice to take shorter showers and let the lawn go brown, so I was surprised when this one went somewhere else. It follows a farmer who got tired of waiting for the rain and the water company, and went looking for water somewhere I would never have thought to look.
I won't spoil where he looked, because the presentation explains it far better than I can in an email.
==> See what the farmer found [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: add a line about a dry summer you remember, or water rules where you live.]
When you've watched it, hit reply and tell me what you made of it.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
3Cold intro 3 of 3: What you actually get
Hi {!firstname_fix},
Over the last couple of emails I've told you about the farmer and the drought headline. Today I'd like to show you what sits behind the presentation, because it was the first thing I wanted to know.
It is a guide called Water Freedom System. It walks you through building an "atmospheric water generator" at home, which is a device that pulls water out of the air.
You get step-by-step instructions as a PDF and as videos, so you can follow along on screen as each step is done. If you like paper on the workbench, there is a printed book you can order too.
The presentation says a home unit like this can give you up to 60 gallons of water a day, and it explains how.
==> Watch the presentation and see the guide [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about why a project like this appeals to you.]
It costs a one-time US$39.69, and it comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee, so you can read the whole thing before you decide it's for you.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
4Water bill 1 of 3: The bill you pay without reading
Hello {!firstname_fix},
Most of us pay the water bill the way we pay for bread. It turns up, we pay it, and we don't think about it again.
Next time yours arrives, have a proper look at it, and then look at one from a few years ago if you still have it. In a lot of places the price has kept going up, and nobody asked us first.
I recently found a presentation about a different way of thinking about water. It shows how to make some of your own at home, by pulling it out of the air with a device you build yourself.
The presentation says it can reduce your utility bills, and it explains how the device works.
==> See the presentation here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: if you're happy to, share roughly what your own water bill has done over the last few years.]
It's worth a look this evening, even if you only watch it out of curiosity.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
5Water bill 2 of 3: Where the summer water goes
{!firstname_fix},
My water bill always jumps in the warm months, and I'd bet yours does too.
Most of that is the garden. The vegetables need a drink every evening and the lawn turns yellow the moment you stop watering it, so every night with the hose turns up on the bill a few weeks later.
So I paid attention when I watched a video about a farmer who found water somewhere most gardeners would never check. As the video tells it, he collects water out of the air, the same way a dehumidifier fills its tank, only on purpose and on a much bigger scale.
It was a lot easier to follow than I expected, and I think any gardener would enjoy it.
==> Watch how he collects it [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: tell your readers what you grow, or what you'd water first.]
If you grow anything at all, reply and tell me whether you'd give it a try.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
6Water bill 3 of 3: One payment, no subscription
Hi {!firstname_fix},
Your water bill turns up again and again for as long as you live in your home, so it was a nice change to find that the guide I've been telling you about is a single payment. Water Freedom System costs US$39.69, one time, with no subscription. For that you get step-by-step instructions, in a PDF and on video, to build a device that pulls water from the air.
The presentation goes through what this kind of setup can mean for your utility bills, and it's worth hearing it from there.
==> Watch the presentation and see the full offer [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: add one sentence about whether you'd build it for the garden, the house or as a backup.]
There is also a 60-day money-back guarantee, so if the guide is not for you, you can ask for your money back.
[Your Name]
P.S. If you'd rather have a printed copy, there is a physical book option for an extra US$9.95 shipping.
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
7Drought sequence 1 of 3: The 1,200-year headline
{!firstname_fix}, I have a bad habit with drought news.
I read it, I worry for a minute, and then I move on, because the stories rarely tell an ordinary person anything they can do about it.
Last night I sat through a video that opens with a NASA headline saying we're entering the worst drought in 1,200 years. I nearly clicked away, and I'm glad I didn't, because the rest of it follows one farmer and what he did about it, and it's far more practical than I expected.
According to the video, he worked out how to get water from the air around his home, and it shows the idea behind the device he uses.
==> Watch it here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: mention a drought, watering restrictions or dry spell you remember where you live.]
I came away feeling better about the next dry summer, which is more than most news ever does for me.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
8Drought sequence 2 of 3: When the watering ban arrives
Hi {!firstname_fix},
When it gets dry for long enough, the rules arrive. Hoses and sprinklers are banned, and you're down to a bucket on certain days at certain hours.
It's so sad to watch a garden you spent years on go brown while you do as you're told, and it got me thinking about where else a garden's water could come from.
That question is the whole point of a video I watched recently. It follows a farmer who, it says, solved his own drought problem by collecting water from the air, and the guide that goes with it, Water Freedom System, shows you how to build a device that does this at home.
==> See what the farmer built [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one line about any water rules in your area, past or present.]
If your area has ever had water rules, I think this one will strike a chord.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
9Drought sequence 3 of 3: The rain tank in a dry month
{!firstname_fix},
I like rainwater tanks. Plenty of my readers have one, and they're a good idea.
Their weak spot shows up in exactly the weeks you need them most. When it hasn't rained for a month, the tank is low and getting lower, and it only fills again when the weather decides.
The air around your home holds water too, and you can see it on a cold glass on a warm, humid evening. According to the presentation I've been telling you about, the farmer built his whole answer around that water.
==> See the farmer's answer to a dry month [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: if you have a rainwater tank, say how it held up in the last dry spell.]
It pairs nicely with a tank you already have, and the guide shows you every step of the build.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
10Hands-on 1 of 3: A project for people who like to build
Hey {!firstname_fix},
Do you have a corner of the garage that's waiting for a proper project?
There is a guide called Water Freedom System that shows you how to build an atmospheric water generator at home. That is a machine that draws water out of the air and collects it, a bit like a dehumidifier that has been built for the job.
What I like is that it's a real project with a useful purpose. When you finish, you have a machine you understand inside out, because you put every part of it together yourself.
A video about the guide explains where the idea came from, on a farm during a long drought.
==> Watch the presentation and see the project [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about the last thing you built or fixed, and how good it felt.]
Then you can decide whether it deserves that corner of the garage.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
11Hands-on 2 of 3: Read it, then watch it done
{!firstname_fix},
I'm hopeless with written instructions on their own, because I need to see somebody's hands do the job first.
That is why I was pleased with the way Water Freedom System is put together. The instructions come as a PDF and as videos, so you can read a step and watch it being done before you try it yourself.
If you'd rather read on paper, you can order the printed book as well. It costs US$9.95 for shipping on top of the guide.
The guide shows you how to build a device that pulls water out of the air, and the presentation that goes with it tells the story behind it.
==> Watch the presentation first [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: say whether you're a reader or a watcher when it comes to DIY.]
Once you've seen it, you'll know straight away whether this is a project for you.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
12Hands-on 3 of 3: The thing the neighbours ask about
Hi {!firstname_fix},
A home water maker that collects moisture from the air is the kind of project people notice the moment they walk into your garage.
Visitors want to know how it works, and before long they're asking whether they could build one too.
You'll have good answers, because you'll have built it yourself from the Water Freedom System guide. It takes you through the build step by step, in writing and on video.
The presentation explains where it all started, with a farmer facing a long dry spell.
==> See where the idea came from [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about a project of yours that people always ask about.]
This is the last email in this little series about the build. If you enjoy making useful things, the presentation is well worth your time.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
13Preparedness 1 of 3: Ready, without the bunker
{!firstname_fix}, I think about being prepared the way most people think about a first-aid kit.
You don't expect to cut your hand today. You just like knowing the kit is in the drawer, so that a small accident stays small.
Water is the same for me. I like knowing my family has water if the supply is cut for a few days, or if a long dry summer brings tight limits.
That's why a video about a farmer drawing his own water out of the air made sense to me. The way the video tells it, he decided to make his own water, and he went about it in a very practical way.
==> Watch the farmer's presentation here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one line about the kind of "first-aid kit" preparations you already keep at home.]
If you like being ready in a calm, sensible way, you'll get a lot out of it.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
14Preparedness 2 of 3: The trouble with bottled water
Hello {!firstname_fix},
Storing water is a good start, and plenty of sensible people keep a few cases of bottles in the garage.
The trouble is that bottles take up a lot of room, and a family gets through them faster than anyone expects. Once you've drunk them and cooked with them, they're gone, and you're back to waiting.
A supply you can make more of is a very different feeling. According to this presentation, that is what the farmer worked out, by finding a way to draw water out of the air instead of counting down a stack of bottles.
The guide is called Water Freedom System, and it shows you how to build the same kind of device yourself, step by step.
==> See how he does it [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: add a sentence about the water you keep stored now, if any.]
Keep your bottles for drinking, by all means. I just think water you can make more of at home, for the garden and the jobs around the house, is the sensible next step after them.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
15Preparedness 3 of 3: Talking to the family about it
Hi {!firstname_fix},
Mention "being prepared" at the dinner table and you'll often get rolled eyes, because people picture piles of canned food and someone glued to the news.
Building something together goes down much better than a lecture. A device in the garage that collects water out of the air is just as interesting to the grandchildren as it is to the grandparents, and once they can watch it work, the whole subject feels friendly.
The Water Freedom System guide shows you how to build one at home, with a PDF and videos for every step. The presentation explains the idea first, through one farmer's story from a long drought.
==> Watch the presentation with your family [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about how your own family feels about preparedness.]
Watch it together and see who asks the first question. I'd put money on the youngest.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
16Rural 1 of 3: The animals drink whether it rains or not
{!firstname_fix},
Anyone who keeps animals knows that chickens, goats, horses and cattle all need water every single day, whether or not it has rained.
In a dry spell that means hauling buckets and watching the tank level drop, while you work out in your head how many days you have left.
That is why the presentation I'm sharing today stuck with me. It shows how a farmer in a drought pulled water out of the air, and it says a setup like his can give up to 60 gallons a day.
For a small farm or a few animals, any extra water makes a dry summer a lot easier.
==> Watch the farmer's story here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: say what animals you keep, or what your water source is.]
The Water Freedom System guide then takes you through the whole build, step by step.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
17Rural 2 of 3: The vegetable patch in a dry month
Hi {!firstname_fix},
A vegetable patch can go from full of promise to wilted in about a week of hot, dry weather.
Every gardener knows the choice that comes next. You pay for a lot of extra water, or you let some of it go and hope the rest makes it.
I've been reading about a third option. A video I watched shows a farmer collecting water straight out of the air, and the Water Freedom System guide shows you how to build your own unit.
If you've ever stood over a row of wilting beans with an empty watering can, you'll see straight away why I watched it to the end.
==> See the farmer's solution here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about what you grow and what a dry spell does to it.]
Watch it on the next rainy afternoon, while the rain does the watering for you.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
18Rural 3 of 3: Land without a water connection
{!firstname_fix},
Plenty of people dream about a bit of land, a cabin or a quiet place away from town. The first practical question is nearly always the same: where will the water come from?
Running a pipe in costs a fortune, and carting water in by the drum soon wears you down.
The presentation I'm sharing today shows another way, by getting water out of the air, and the Water Freedom System guide shows you how to build a device that does the same.
If you own land without a water connection, or a shed far from the house, this one is worth watching.
==> Take a look at the presentation [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: mention any land, cabin or outbuilding of yours that is hard to get water to.]
It explains the idea simply, and the guide walks you through the build one step at a time.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
19Single: The military connection
Hi {!firstname_fix},
One line in the presentation I've been telling you about stopped me. It says the idea behind this device is based on technology already in use by the military in countries including Israel, India, the U.K. and the U.S.
It makes sense when you think about it. An army in a dry place can't always wait for a water tanker, so it makes its own.
The Water Freedom System guide brings that idea home. It shows you, step by step, how to build your own atmospheric water generator, which is the proper name for a device that collects water from the air.
==> See the presentation for yourself [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence on why this caught your interest.]
The rest of the presentation is the farmer's own story, and it's a good one.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
20Single: Why the author uses a pen name
{!firstname_fix},
The man who wrote the Water Freedom System guide doesn't use his real name.
The sales page says it plainly: "In order to keep him anonymous, the author used a pen name: Richard Wilson."
What he did put his effort into is the instructions, a PDF and a set of videos for building a device that makes water from the moisture in the air.
The presentation shows what it's all about. It opens with a NASA drought headline and then follows a farmer through a long drought.
==> Watch the presentation here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: add a sentence about why you trust practical guides like this one.]
The guide is a one-time US$39.69 if you decide it is for you, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
21Single: 60 days to read it and decide
Hello {!firstname_fix},
Before buying any guide, I always ask myself one thing: "What if I get it home and it's not for me?"
With this one the answer is simple. Water Freedom System comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee through ClickBank, the store that sells it.
That gives you two full months to read the PDF, watch the videos and decide whether this is a project you want to build. If it isn't, you ask for your money back.
It costs US$39.69, one time, with no subscription.
If you haven't seen the presentation yet, start there. It explains the idea behind the build, and why a farmer in a drought went looking for water in the air.
==> Start with the presentation [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about why a guarantee like this matters to you.]
You lose nothing by having a look.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
22Single: A printed copy for the workbench
{!firstname_fix}, quick note for the paper lovers on my list.
Some of us want plans we can spread out on the workbench, scribble on and get a bit grubby, and a screen doesn't do that very well.
The Water Freedom System guide is a digital download, a PDF with videos, but you can also order it as a printed book. It costs the same US$39.69 plus US$9.95 shipping, and the digital version comes with it.
The guide shows you how to build an atmospheric water generator at home, a unit that turns the moisture in the air into water you can collect.
==> Watch the presentation and choose your version [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: say whether you're a paper person or a screen person.]
The presentation explains the whole idea first, so you'll know if it suits you before you choose anything.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
23Single: Four bonuses come with it
Hi {!firstname_fix},
When I first looked at Water Freedom System, I only expected the build guide. It turns out there are four free bonuses that come with it as well.
The main guide shows you, step by step, how to build a device at home that pulls water out of the air. You get it as a PDF and as videos, with a printed book if you want one.
The order section under the presentation shows the full offer, so you can check what comes with your order before you pay anything.
==> Watch it and check the offer [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence about what made you look at this guide in the first place.]
All of it costs US$39.69, one time, and comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Start with the presentation itself, which explains the idea in a way anyone can follow.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
24Single: For the practical person you're buying for
{!firstname_fix},
Everyone has one person who is hard to buy for. They already own every tool, and they'd rather make something than unwrap it.
For that person, I'd suggest a project. Water Freedom System is a guide that shows how to build a device that pulls water out of the air, with step-by-step instructions in a PDF and on video. There is a printed book version too, which makes a nicer thing to hand over.
It's a gift that keeps them busy for a few weekends, and they'll enjoy showing you what they built.
Watch the presentation first and you'll know whether it suits them.
==> See the presentation here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: add a line about who on your list would love this.]
And if the person you're thinking of is you, that's fine too.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
25Single: The first thing I wanted to know
Hey {!firstname_fix},
When I first heard about the Water Freedom System, I had one question before any other. How much water does it actually make?
I'll let the presentation answer that, because it explains it far better than I can. It says a home device like this can give up to 60 gallons a day, and it shows you what that comes from.
How much you get from your own build depends on things like your air, your weather and how you put it together. That's why the guide takes you through the build step by step, in writing and on video.
==> Hear the answer in the presentation [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: tell your readers what you'd use extra water for first.]
After that, the next thing you'll probably wonder is whether you could build it yourself, and the videos answer that one.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
26Single: Weekend reading
{!firstname_fix}, if you've got a slow weekend ahead, I have something for you.
It is a presentation about a farmer in a long drought. According to the presentation, he worked out a way to pull water out of the air around his home.
It opens with a NASA headline about the worst drought in 1,200 years, and after that it's calm and practical, and it explains how the device works.
If you enjoy the kind of story where an ordinary person solves a big problem with his own hands, you'll like this one.
==> Watch it here when you have a quiet moment [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: mention what you're up to this weekend, to make it yours.]
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
[Your Name]
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
27Short P.S. email: In case it got buried
{!firstname_fix},
A short one today.
Last week I sent you a video about getting water out of the air during a drought. Inboxes are busy, so in case it slipped past you, here it is again.
It explains the idea behind a device you can build at home to collect water from the air.
==> Watch the presentation again [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
[Personal touch: one sentence on what you liked most about it.]
It's there whenever you have a spare quarter of an hour.
[Your Name]
P.S. If you decide to build one, the guide is called Water Freedom System, and it comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
28Newsletter mention: A short paragraph for your regular email
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A farmer's answer to drought
A video I watched recently shows how a farm owner gets water out of the air during a long drought. The guide that goes with it, Water Freedom System, shows you how to build your own unit at home, step by step, with a PDF and videos. The guide costs a one-time US$39.69 and has a 60-day money-back guarantee.
==> Watch the farmer's presentation here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
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29Last word: The final email I'll send about this
Hi {!firstname_fix},
This is the last email I'll send you about the Water Freedom System. After today I'll leave it with you.
I've talked about it a lot because water is one of the few things every home needs every day, and most of us have no say in where it comes from or what it costs. This guide gives you a bit of that say back, with a device you build yourself that pulls water out of the air.
The presentation tells how a farmer came to the idea during a drought, and it explains why it works.
The guide itself is US$39.69, one time, with a PDF, videos, an optional printed book, four bonuses and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
==> Watch the presentation here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=waterfs&pid=30&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE]
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