We’ve been using Hands Up emails for years.

They’ve helped us fill coaching offers, sell courses & workshops, and pre-sell offers before we spent time building the whole thing.

And we keep coming back to them because they fit the kind of business we want to run.

A freedom-filled one.

We don’t want every sales goal turning into a whole production.

Sometimes we want to know who wants help right now.

So we ask.

Wild concept, right? :)

Last week, we sent two Hands Up emails to two small segments of our email list.

Combined they brought in 11 new coaching clients.

$29,197.50 collected.

$52,406 contracted.

From emails that took less than 15 minutes to write, and a few back and forth messages (no sales calls).

We’re sharing the full system inside the Hands Up workshop so you can start using it in your own business.

✅ The four kinds of people sitting on your list, and why only one group buys this week.

✅ The five-part skeleton every hands up email follows, so a blank page turns into a finished email in minutes.

✅ The subject-line move that starts the sorting before anybody opens the email.

✅ How to write the first few lines without wasting half the email warming up.

✅ What we put in the email to create that "yep, that's me" moment.

✅ Our reason-now menu, including the ones we use for open spots, price changes, new groups, deadlines, and testing an offer before we build it.

✅ When we send a hands up email to the whole list and when we pull a smaller "pocket" of people with something specific in common.

✅ Why we never put a link in the email and what we ask them to do instead.

✅ The private reply flow we use after someone raises their hand, including the one thing we have ready before we hit send that makes the reply feel personal.

✅ The five things that never go inside the email, and why leaving all five out is what keeps your list glad to hear from you.

✅ How we keep track of Hands Up replies and those who aren't ready to buy yet.