Oct 2, 2025
Emails that get read, build trust, and drive results.

On one side, you’re told “sell every day.” On the other, you worry about sounding pushy, desperate, or worse — like every spammy marketer your subscribers are trying to avoid.

So you hold back. You give value, tell stories, share tips — but when it’s time to sell, your voice gets shaky.

Here’s the truth: your readers don’t hate being pitched to. They hate being pressured.

That’s where the evergreen pitch comes in. It’s a simple way to weave selling into your emails so it feels natural, helpful, and trust-building instead of pushy.

Think of evergreen pitches as “always-on invitations.” They’re not tied to a launch calendar or hype cycle. They quietly sit in your emails — timeless, relevant, and steady.

Here’s why they’re powerful:

·       Predictable Revenue: Instead of relying on bursts of income during launches, evergreen pitches create steady, ongoing sales.

·       Lower Pressure: You don’t need to “gear up” for a pitch. It’s already baked into your system.

·       Subscriber-Friendly: When done right, evergreen pitches feel like an extension of the value you already give.

Evergreen pitching is not about pushing harder. It’s about inviting smarter.

Let’s compare:

Pushy Pitch

·       “This deal ends tonight!” (…even if it doesn’t).

·       A wall of hype with no story.

·       Focused on urgency and fear.

·       Leaves the reader feeling pressured, not empowered.

Evergreen Pitch

·       A natural extension of the value in your email.

·       Framed as an invitation, not a demand.

·       Timeless, so it works today, next month, and next year.

·       Leaves the reader feeling empowered to decide.

One burns trust. The other builds it.

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Here’s a framework to make your evergreen pitch seamless:

1. Anchor in Value
Every pitch should connect to the content of your email. If you write about open rates, your pitch could be: “If you want a full set of proven subject line templates, check out my Evergreen Email Kit.”

2. Keep It Light
One to three sentences is plenty. Think “gentle nudge,” not “hard sell.”

3. Normalize the Offer
Don’t make your offer feel like a rare event. Make it a natural part of your ecosystem. Your subscribers should know: this resource is always here when I’m ready.

4. Use Soft CTAs
Instead of shouting, “BUY NOW!” try phrases like:

·       “Here’s where to learn more.”

·       “When you’re ready, this is waiting for you.”

·       “You can explore it here.”

This language respects the reader’s choice.

One of the most effective evergreen pitches I’ve seen was a simple story.

A creator shared how they once spent hours rewriting subject lines, frustrated with low open rates. Then they created a swipe file for themselves — and suddenly, writing emails felt easy. At the end, they added: “If you’d like access to the same swipe file I use, it’s available here.”

No pressure. No hype. Just a story, a lesson, and an invitation.

It worked because it didn’t feel like selling. It felt like helping.

Evergreen pitches work best when they’re consistent, not sporadic. Here are three natural spots to use them:

1.     At the End of Nurture Emails
After your story or tip, add one evergreen line: “If you want to go deeper, here’s my [resource].”

2.     In the PS Line
The PS is one of the most-read parts of any email. A soft evergreen pitch there feels organic: “P.S. If you’re ready to fix your open rates, my template pack is here.”

3.     In Evergreen Sequences
Your welcome sequence is prime real estate for evergreen pitches. After building trust, sprinkle in light invitations that point to your offer.

Done consistently, these placements turn every email into a soft sales opportunity — without breaking the flow.

Here’s the part most solopreneurs forget: your audience wants solutions. They joined your list because they believed you could help them.

By not pitching, you’re actually withholding help.

An evergreen pitch says: “Here’s a way you can take the next step — no rush, no pressure, just when you’re ready.”

That’s not pushy. That’s service.

As Q4 begins, inboxes everywhere are about to explode with aggressive holiday sales. That’s why evergreen pitching matters more now than ever.

While others shout, you’ll stand out by inviting. While others burn trust, you’ll build it.

Your readers won’t just remember what you sold. They’ll remember how you made them feel.

Here’s a quick guide to creating your first (or next) evergreen pitch:

✅ Tie it naturally to the email’s value.
✅ Keep it to 1–3 sentences.
✅ Use soft, respectful language.
✅ Place it consistently (end of email, PS line, sequences).
✅ Share stories that make your offer feel helpful, not hype-driven.

If it passes this checklist, it’s an evergreen pitch that sells without pressure.

This week, write one evergreen pitch and add it to your next nurture email.

👉 Use the formula: Value → Story → Invitation.

If you’d like, I’ve put together an Evergreen Pitch Swipe File — with 15 pitch examples you can plug into your emails right away. [Download it here].

Because the best pitches don’t push.
They invite — and that’s why they convert.

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