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This is one I have had great success with: "Roll up your sleeves, and let's get to work."

Be sure to follow with solid (and short) information, that will lead to you giving a few benefits of SFI, and then with an invitation to join you (or get further information.)

Let's dissect this one-liner. "Roll up your sleeves." This indicates you are getting ready to do something, like work. "And let's get to work." The reader is being asked to join you in working. They are not being asked to do it alone. There is a "let's do it together" feeling communicated here.

Take my concept, and try other words. You'll probably have even better results.
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This is one I have had great success with: "Roll up your sleeves, and let's get to work."

Be sure to follow with solid (and short) information, that will lead to you giving a few benefits of SFI, and then with an invitation to join you (or get further information.)

Let's dissect this one-liner. "Roll up your sleeves." This indicates you are getting ready to do something, like work. "And let's get to work." The reader is being asked to join you
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