Course waitlist
A course creator's cohort is sold out, but the results posts keep bringing "when can I join?" comments. Interest with nowhere to go goes cold.
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Why it works
Closed-cart periods are where course interest usually dies; a waitlist automation gives every "when?" a warm answer and a place to wait. The email ask happens inside the DM thread, so nobody detours through a landing page.
By launch day, the list is a room of people who asked to be there, the easiest launch email you'll ever send.
Sold-out momentum becomes next cohort's launch list: collected one warm ask at a time.
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