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Sean Brison
I specialize in personality-packed email copy for growth-focused ecommerce brands | Email marketing strategy + copywriting | I turn customers into groupies with email---no autographs required.
Sean Brison is an experienced email conversion copywriter and strategist who specializes in crafting engaging email content for growth-focused e-commerce brands.2 He has a diverse background that has led him to his current role:
Career Path
Sean started his professional journey as a freelance writer several years ago.1 His career took a significant turn when he began working for Listen Money Matters, a successful personal finance affiliate site. There, he was given the opportunity to run and build their writing team, which he accepted as a chance to learn and grow.1
Current Role
Currently, Sean is the Head of Growth at Lasso, an all-in-one affiliate marketing plugin for WordPress.1 In this role, he focuses on content creation, educating users, and growing the platform. He describes himself as working on the "content side of things," with a focus on online business and affiliate marketing.1
Expertise
Sean's expertise lies in:
- Email marketing strategy and copywriting
- Creating personality-driven email copy
- Turning customers into loyal followers2
He aims to help brands, founders, and influencers increase their revenue through effective email marketing strategies.3
Personal Background
Sean holds a Bachelor's degree in History from the University of North Texas. Interestingly, he started his career as a bartender before transitioning into freelance writing. He describes himself as a dad, writer, business owner, and "Chief Growth nerd" at Lasso.1
Sean is passionate about his work and continuously strives to improve his skills. He mentions being "addicted to perfectly-balanced cocktails, the outdoors, and John Mulaney's stand-up comedy"1, showcasing his diverse interests outside of his professional life.
Highlights
Ever watched “The Bear” on Hulu?
(plus the JUICIEST realization about email marketing automations)...
In case you’re not familiar with the story...
... it’s about a young fine-dining chef named Carmy.
He comes home to run his family’s beef sandwich shop after his older brother passes.
It’s a dramedy filled with humor and heart.
I love it.
If you’re watching it, let me know.
It’s LEGIT.
Anyway…
The restaurant’s a total nightmare.
It’s got a rough-around-the-edges crew.
It’s run down.
It’s poorly managed (by his late older brother Michael).
And worse… it’s got debt.
Heaps.
There’s this one scene…
Carmy’s reviewing Michael’s books.
He's trying to figure out how he can get the sandwich shop back in the black.
When he notices something...
... a phrase appearing repeatedly throughout the pages.
It reads “KBL”
(with dollar amounts attached).
… KBL $57k
… KBL $72k
… KBL $95k
What does THIS even mean?
Smash cut to the next scene.
Carmy’s prepping a family meal of spaghetti for the staff.
He cracks open a large can of tomato sauce and empties it into a pan.
But something catches his eye.
He looks closer.
In the midst of the thick crimson-colored sauce is a fat wad of cash tightly sealed in a plastic bag.
Carmy takes another look at the can.
The letters “KBL” are embedded on the lid.
HOLY. SH*T.
He takes a step back to reveal an entire shelf of these cans.
Cans he’s walked passed every day.
One by one, the whole staff helps open them up.
There’s cash in all of them.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Now, why am I telling you this?
Because setting up email automations for your business = “finding money” hiding in plain sight.
They're your brand’s secret weapon for ramping up revenue.
WITHOUT the extra daily grind.
They let you boost your bottom line.
But so many brands are doing the bare minimum with their lists.
And sooo much money gets left on the table.
The truth is...
When using email automations, you'll:
• Save yourself a ton of time.
• Make your customers feel like rockstars.
• Turn more first-time browsers into buyers.
… or grab more lost opportunities into sales.
But, if you’re a busy brand owner, CMO, or the person “wearing all of the hats” you probably don’t have the time to do this yourself.
Do you need help with this?
Drop me a DM!
The effect of using liquid fields in unexpected spots in your emails...
... so that you can grab your reader's attention.
(as seen through the eyes of Law & Order)
