There’s a course that just launched — built on what’s working right now — and I want to tell you the parts the sales page doesn’t cover.
Whether you're promoting affiliate offers, selling your own course, or just starting to build a list — if people join and then nothing planned happens next, this page is for you.
You started building something online.
Maybe you already have a small list. Maybe you’re still trying to get your first subscribers.
You know email marketing matters.
But every time you try to understand automations, sequences, follow-ups, or funnels, it starts feeling overwhelming.
Or maybe you’ve sent emails manually before, realised people actually responded, and then understood how difficult it is to keep doing everything manually forever.
That’s the real reason this matters.
Not just more emails.
More freedom. More consistency. More stability.
Here’s what most people don’t calculate.
Every week without a working email sequence, new subscribers cool off.
Every broadcast sent from scratch costs you an hour you won’t get back.
And the sale that didn’t happen because nobody followed up properly — that cost doesn’t show up anywhere visible.
It just doesn’t arrive.
Manual marketing is expensive. It’s just disguised as free.
Jen Perdew runs NAMS, one of the best-known online business education companies in this space.
She isn’t teaching theory.
She built systems that kept her business running during one of the hardest periods of her life.
When her first husband Rick was dying from cancer, she stepped away from work for six months.
The business continued operating.
The email sequences kept sending. Revenue kept coming in.
Not because she was working every day.
Because she had already built the system.
That’s why this course matters.
It isn’t just about writing emails.
It’s about creating something that supports your life instead of controlling it.
Jen moved NAMS onto Systeme.io as recently as February 2026 after leaving behind a platform costing thousands per month.
In the first month after the migration, her open rates jumped from around 8% to over 80% in some segments.
The move also reduced NAMS’ software costs from $2,500 per month on Keap to just $97 per month on Systeme.io — saving the company over $25,000 per year before factoring in the improved conversions coming from dramatically higher email engagement.
Then in April 2026, she recorded a completely updated version of Email Autoresponder Magic based on the systems, strategies, and email structures she’s using right now.
And the course has now officially launched.
A word for anyone thinking — “Three months isn’t long enough to know if it works.”
The open rate results aren’t a honeymoon period.
They’re a platform doing better work from day one.
But more importantly — the email strategies this course teaches don’t live or die with any platform.
The sequences, the frameworks, the writing structures travel with you wherever your emails are sent from.
Systeme.io is the vehicle. The course is the engine.
This is important:
The course is not just software tutorials.
Jen teaches the strategy behind email sequences.
What to send. Why to send it. The order it should happen in. How to move someone naturally from subscriber to customer.
The technical side can always be learned later.
The strategy is the valuable part.
You’re right to be a little cautious here.
Most email courses sound convincing until you sit down to use them.
They give you swipe files, talk about subject lines, and leave you staring at a blank screen wondering what to actually send.
This one works differently because it starts with the sequence, not the sentence.
You decide the job of each email before you write a word.
Welcome sequence. Lead magnet follow-up. Sales sequence. Post-purchase delivery.
Each one mapped, each one purposeful, each one with one clear next step.
A blank page is not a system.
This gives you the structure that removes the blank page.
Building trust with new subscribers.
Following up after someone downloads your free resource.
Emails that guide someone toward buying naturally.
What happens after someone becomes a customer.
If past tools made you feel behind or confused, that wasn’t you.
It was teaching that skipped the steps that should never have been skipped.
This course gives you planning sheets for every sequence type, a writing framework for every email, and a checklist before you go live.
You’re not figuring out email marketing all at once. You’re completing one clear section at a time.
The course teaches you what to write.
But you still need somewhere to actually run it all.
That’s where Systeme.io comes in.
It handles your email marketing, funnels, automations, course hosting, and payments in one place.
That’s the platform Jen moved her business onto after leaving a system costing thousands per month.
You can get your free Systeme.io account by clicking the link at the bottom of this page.
You can piece together email advice from free videos and old blog posts.
The hidden cost is the hours spent stitching it all into something usable — and still not knowing if the sequence holds together from email one to email five.
Having a platform is not the same as having a plan.
Systeme.io sends the emails.
Email Autoresponder Magic tells you what each one should say, why it belongs there, and how to read the results after it runs.
A quiet list can look harmless from the outside.
People join, maybe download something, maybe click once — and then nothing planned happens.
That’s not a broken business.
It’s just an incomplete one.
The gap between a list that sits and a list that works is a sequence.
Not a bigger audience. Not a better offer. A sequence.
I’ve also been certified in Systeme.io and created beginner tutorials around it, so you’re not left trying to figure things out alone.
Getting the platform set up takes just a few minutes, and you only need to do it once.
After that, you can build your funnels, forms, emails, and automations inside the same account as you work through the course.
That’s the trade — a small setup step now for a system you can keep building on.
When you create your free Systeme.io account through my link, I’ll help you get the foundations set up properly so you can build your system alongside the course as you go.
The goal is simple:
By the time you open the course, your system is already ready to use, so instead of watching training and trying to piece things together later, you can build each part step-by-step alongside what Jen is teaching.
You do not need to become a tech person to build this.
The course breaks the work into clear steps.
One sequence. One email. One purpose. One next step.
You build the sequence before you write the emails, which removes most of the confusion people normally feel.
That’s actually one of the best times to learn this.
Because you build the system correctly from the beginning instead of trying to patch it together later.
The first subscribers who join your list should already have somewhere to go next.
That hesitation makes sense.
A lot of courses sound exciting on the sales page and then leave you staring at a dashboard wondering what to do first.
This one is built around implementation.
The modules are short. The worksheets are practical. The structure is visible.
You are not being handed theory and told to figure it out alone.
People spend $97 on software subscriptions they barely use, takeaways they’ve forgotten a week later, and quick fixes that never became part of the business.
This gives you the structure to build something that keeps working after you’ve built it.
One properly built welcome sequence can cover the cost of the course before the month is over.
The expensive part isn’t the $97.
The expensive part is writing emails from scratch every week and still not having a sequence that runs without you.
“I don’t have time” usually means “I’m not convinced this will change enough to be worth prioritising.”
That’s fair.
But if email is already where sales are being missed — if your follow-up is scattered or nonexistent — avoiding the system isn’t saving time.
It’s protecting the problem.
The modules are ten to fifteen minutes each.
The implementation happens as you go.
You’re not sitting through a marathon and then starting.
You’re building as you learn.
You already know how this goes.
The tab stays open.
Things don’t get less busy.
The same unfinished email system is sitting there next month alongside the next thing you meant to sort out.
This isn’t a dramatic decision.
It’s a small one.
The pattern breaks when you click the button, not when the timing is perfect.
Comfort makes the current way feel harmless because nothing dramatic breaks.
But quiet lists, unfinished automations, and one-off emails slowly train you to expect less from an asset that should be working harder.
“Fine” is often where better results quietly stall.
One path keeps your list as a place where contacts sit.
The other turns it into a system that works every day whether you’re at your desk or not.
Start with the free platform.
Then add the training that teaches you how to use email properly.
The 7-day money-back guarantee on Personal Use access isn’t decoration.
It’s Jen putting a real decision window around the offer.
You get inside, go through the modules, open the workbook, use the templates — and then you decide from the actual material, not from a sales page.
If it’s not what was described, the refund path is clear and straightforward.
NAMS has been honouring this guarantee with students for years and their reputation depends on it.
The careful move isn’t to ignore the hesitation.
It’s to use the protection and let the course prove itself from the inside.
You don’t need a massive audience.
You don’t need to be technical.
You don’t need everything figured out.
You just need a system that keeps working quietly in the background, helping people, building trust, and staying connected with your audience.
Every week that passes with an empty automation tab is another week of subscribers joining your list and drifting away because nothing planned was waiting for them.
The sequences don’t build themselves.
But once they’re built, they run without you — through busy seasons, family commitments, and the unexpected things life puts in front of you.