Profit Guard: email swipes for the launch week ============================================== Launch: Thursday, November 19, 2026, 10:00 AM EST on WarriorPlus. Launch-week rate: 75% on the front end until November 24, 2026, 11:59 PM EST. 50% on the bump and every upgrade. Replace {link} with your affiliate link, {first_name} with your mail tool's name field and {signature} with your name. Edit the wording so it sounds like you. Please keep it honest: no promises of savings or income, no deadlines that are not real, and don't present Profit Guard as made by Etsy. Facts you can use ----------------- Profit Guard is a web app for Etsy sellers. It reads the whole shop through the official Etsy API: listings, 12 months of orders and shipping profiles. For each listing it works out the profit after every Etsy fee and the seller's own costs. Each listing then gets a verdict with the reason in numbers: Renew, Fix then renew, Kill, Hold for season or Needs cost. The audit only reads. Nothing changes in the shop unless the seller approves it with the Autopilot upgrade, and every change has an Undo. Price: $37 one-time for 1 Etsy shop, up to 2,000 listings per scan, as many scans as the seller wants. 30-day money-back guarantee. Etsy charges $0.20 for every listing and charges it again every 4 months when the listing auto-renews. Sample shop numbers (240 made-up listings, the shop every new member can look at): 49 listings marked Kill, 43 of them still live; 10 listings lose money on every order; 11 more lose money on an Offsite Ads order. Sales page: https://apps.sunmesalabs.com/profit-guard/landing-page/ Demo video (75 seconds, free to use): https://apps.sunmesalabs.com/profit-guard/assets/video/profit-guard-demo.mp4 EMAIL 1 (Thursday, Nov 19, launch) ---------------------------------- Subject: Which of your Etsy listings actually make money? Hi {first_name}, Etsy shows you revenue. It doesn't show you profit per listing. After Etsy's fees and your own costs, some of your listings may be losing money on every order. Busy ones too. Profit Guard went live today. It reads your shop through Etsy's official API and works out the real profit of every listing. Then it tells you which ones to renew, which to fix first and which to switch off. It's $37 once, for one shop, with a 30-day money-back guarantee: {link} {signature} EMAIL 2 (Thursday, Nov 19, evening) ----------------------------------- Subject: The $0.20 you pay every 4 months Hi {first_name}, Every Etsy listing costs $0.20. Etsy charges it again every 4 months when the listing auto-renews. That's small for one listing. In a shop with 300 listings it's $60 every cycle, and some of those listings haven't sold in a year. In the Profit Guard sample shop, 49 of 240 listings were marked Kill. 43 of them were still live and still renewing. Profit Guard shows you which listings earn their $0.20 and which don't, before the next renewal bills you: {link} {signature} EMAIL 3 (Friday, Nov 20) ------------------------ Subject: A best seller that loses $3.03 per order Hi {first_name}, This example comes from the Profit Guard demo shop. A $12.24 necklace with free shipping sold 14 times last year. It costs $8.81 to make and $4.60 to post. After Etsy's fees, it lost $3.03 on every normal order. Through Offsite Ads, the loss was $4.87. Nobody looks at a listing that sells well. That's how a loss like this stays hidden for months. Profit Guard finds listings like this one and suggests the price that hits your target margin: {link} {signature} EMAIL 4 (Saturday, Nov 21) -------------------------- Subject: Does it change my shop? Hi {first_name}, A fair question about Profit Guard: will it change my listings? No. The $37 audit only reads. It gives you a checklist of verdicts and suggested prices, and you make the changes in Etsy yourself. If you'd rather have the changes sent to Etsy for you, there's an upgrade for that. Even then, nothing goes out until you approve a batch, and each change can be undone. See how it works here: {link} {signature} EMAIL 5 (Sunday, Nov 22) ------------------------ Subject: Small shop? This part is for you Hi {first_name}, With 30 listings, the renewal fee is a few dollars. That isn't the real risk. The real risk is one popular item that loses money on every sale. More orders means a bigger loss. Profit Guard checks every listing. Once your costs are in, it catches that one item even in a small shop. The scan reads up to 2,000 listings and you can run it again whenever you change prices or costs. $37 once, 30 days to ask for a refund: {link} {signature} EMAIL 6 (Monday, Nov 23) ------------------------ Subject: 75 seconds to see it Hi {first_name}, If you'd rather see than read, there's a 75-second video of Profit Guard on its sales page. It shows a 240-listing demo shop getting its verdicts. You'll see the profit health score, the renewal budget for the next 120 days and the listings that lose money. Watch it here: {link} {signature} EMAIL 7 (Tuesday, Nov 24, last day of launch week) -------------------------------------------------- Subject: Launch week ends tonight Hi {first_name}, Launch week for Profit Guard ends tonight at 11:59 PM Eastern. Quick recap: it reads your Etsy shop and works out the profit of each listing after fees and your costs. Each listing gets a verdict with the numbers behind it. $37 one-time for your shop, 30-day money-back guarantee: {link} {signature} SUBJECT LINES ------------- Which of your Etsy listings actually make money? The $0.20 you pay every 4 months Etsy shows revenue, not profit A best seller that loses $3.03 per order Your next renewal bill, listing by listing Is free shipping eating your margin? Renew it or switch it off? Does it change my shop? Small shop? This part is for you 75 seconds to see it Launch week ends tonight SOCIAL POSTS ------------ 1. Etsy shows you revenue per listing, not profit. Profit Guard takes off every Etsy fee and your own costs, then tells you which listings to renew and which to switch off. $37 once. {link} 2. Every Etsy listing renews for $0.20 every 4 months. In one 240-listing demo shop, 43 live listings hadn't earned it in a year. Profit Guard finds yours. {link} 3. Free shipping on a cheap item can turn a best seller into a loss. Profit Guard shows the real profit of each listing and the price that fixes it. {link}