Eight mailings, 8 to 15 September
This desk logs the launch calendar. The affiliate mailing sequence is part of that calendar, and it runs on its own schedule alongside the sessions — eight emails over eight days, ending the day the second pair of sessions goes live.
The schedule
| Date | Destination | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Mon 8 Sep | A free report | Open |
| Tue 9 Sep | The same report | Re-mail |
| Wed 10 Sep | A recorded interview | Credibility |
| Thu 11 Sep | Session registration | Registration opens |
| Fri 12 Sep | Session registration | Substance |
| Sat 13 Sep | Session registration | 24-hour reminder |
| Sun 14 Sep | Session registration | Day of sessions 1 and 2 |
| Mon 15 Sep | Session registration | Day of sessions 3 and 4 |
Dates are the vendor's published Eastern-time schedule. The session calendar is here and everything with an expiry is here.
The shape
Three free-content mailings, then five pointing at the same registration page. The switch happens on 11 September and nothing after it introduces a new destination.
That is a conventional structure and it is worth recognising rather than decoding individually: give something away, establish the person, then ask for the low-commitment yes. Why it runs in that order.
What this desk covers
- Why the sequence runs in that order
- Why three people sent you the same email
- What arrives after 15 September
- Which dates in the emails are real
Where the sequence ends
At the sessions. Everything after 15 September is post-event mailing built around the cart, which closes 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific. That is a nine-day tail and it is the part most people underestimate when they sign up.
Nothing here reproduces the emails
The mailings are supplied to affiliates by the vendor, so the same wording is going out from many senders at once. This desk records what each one points at and when, which is the part that is actually useful and the part nobody else publishes.
Updated 24 September 2026.