Your email list is bored (and broke). Let’s fix that.

Hey, It’s Patrick —

Your email list?

It’s not a list. It’s a goldmine. And most brands are barely scratching the surface.

If you’re only sending promo blasts or “just checking in” updates… you’re leaving a lot of money on the table.

Your List Deserves Better Than “Just Checking In”

Let’s be honest — most eCommerce emails are painfully boring.

• “Here's 10% off.”

• “We're back in stock.”

• “Here’s our latest blog post!”

Meanwhile… you’re sitting on an owned channel that should be printing 30–40% of your revenue.

Yes, printing.

But that only happens when your emails actually have purpose, structure, and conversion baked in — not just vibes.

“But What Should I Send?”

Glad you asked.

In my latest video, I break down 5 of the highest-converting email campaigns we send every single month for our clients — the ones that make the inbox a profit center, not a graveyard.

We’re talking about:

✔️ Emails that bring old customers back

✔️ Launches that build hype before the “buy”

✔️ Personal letters that feel human (and sell hard)

✔️ VIP plays that make your best buyers feel like royalty

✔️ And one sneaky way to get UGC without paying creators

I’m giving you the whole playbook — and more importantly, the why behind it all.

Why This Works (Even in 2025)

Here’s the truth:

❌ Ad costs are still rising

❌ ROAS is more volatile than ever

✅ Email is still the most profitable channel in your business — if you treat it right

And no, that doesn’t mean sending a pretty newsletter once a month.

It means strategic campaigns, smart segmentation, and sending with purpose.

If you’re not doing that yet — don’t worry.

I made this video to help you change that fast.

Watch the full breakdown here!

You don’t need new offers.

You don’t need more discounts.

You need emails that actually work.

This video shows you how to send them.

Watch it now — and steal what’s working.

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Talk soon,

Patrick O’Driscoll

CEO, tvgscale.com

P.S. If you’ve ever said “my list just doesn’t buy,” this video is your wake-up call (And if they do buy… they’re about to buy more.)