Introducing The 3D Email Method:
How Solopreneurs Are Finally Writing Fresh, Engaging Emails Every Day
Without Running Out Of Ideas… Staring At A Blank Screen… Or Sending The Same Email Twice
Even If You’ve Tried Swipe Files, Idea Generators, And ChatGPT Prompts And Still End Up Staring At A Blank Doc Every Time You Sit Down To Write
Banish the Blank PageHere’s something nobody tells you about the blank page problem: your ideas were never the issue.
You’ve probably had plenty of ideas that still left you staring at an empty doc, wondering where to start. That’s not a creativity problem. That’s not an experience problem.
That’s a missing dimensions problem.
You’ve been solving the wrong problem.
Here’s the thing about the blank page problem that nobody talks about:
It’s not actually a blank page problem.
When you sit down to write and nothing comes out — that frustrating, cursor-blinking, forty-minutes-gone-and-nothing-to-show-for-it experience — it’s not happening because you’re out of ideas.
You probably have an idea right now. You might even have a good one.
And yet… the doc is still empty.
Which means the idea isn’t the problem. The idea is only part of the problem.
Think back to the emails that just flowed. The ones where you sat down, started typing, and before you knew it you had a finished email you actually felt good about.
Were you more creative those days? More experienced? Less tired?
No.
What actually happened — without you realizing it — is that you walked into those writing sessions with three things already figured out instead of one.
You had an idea, yes. But you also happened to have a clear sense of what shape the email would take. And you had a way to start it that felt natural.
Three things. All three present. Email flowed.
On the bad days? You had one out of three. Maybe one and a half.
And you tried to write an entire email from a third of what you needed.
No wonder the page stayed blank.
The problem isn’t your ideas. It’s your dimensions.
Every email you’ve ever written that felt hard to write had the same thing missing.
Not inspiration. Not skill. Not time.
Dimensions.
Most email writers think of an email as a single thing — an idea. You get an idea, you write about it, done.
But an email isn’t one-dimensional. It never was.
An email has three dimensions:
When all three are in place, you don’t stare at the screen. You just write.
When even one is missing, your brain is essentially trying to solve an equation with an unknown variable in it. It loops. It stalls. It writes the same opening sentence four times and deletes it three.
That’s not writer’s block. That’s math.
And the fix isn’t more ideas. The fix is completing the equation.
Why everything you’ve tried before wasn’t enough
The “365 email ideas” PDF that’s collecting dust somewhere in your downloads folder?
It only solved Dimension 1.
ChatGPT spitting out ideas when you’re stuck?
Dimension 1.
The guru who told you to “write about what happened to you today”?
Still Dimension 1.
All of them gave you raw material and then left you alone with a blank doc, wondering what to do with it.
That’s why they felt helpful in theory and frustrating in practice. You had an idea but still didn’t know how to turn it into an email.
Because you were missing two thirds of what you actually needed.
Introducing the 3D Email Method
The 3D Email Method is my complete framework for eliminating the blank page by giving every email all three dimensions before you write a single word.
It’s what I’ve used to write daily emails for clients in niches that would make most copywriters sweat — SaaS, technical bootcamps, functional coffee, info products, and a clothing brand with no new collections, no sales, and no images for six solid months.
(Yes. Text-only emails. Selling clothes. Month after month. Breaking their revenue records.)
((THANKFULLY after those 6 months, the owner remembered that HE HAS A FREAKING BUSINESS so he released a new collections so I finally had something exciting to write about again!))
It’s what gives me a fully-formed email in my head before my fingers touch the keyboard.
But speed is not the only thing that matters, obviously.
We want quality
And my emails have been consistently getting replies like these:
Loved that one.
You will be my email-guy someday.
🤝”
Still got a spot?
Great email btw”
Setting the tone early for what your subscribers can expect. Love it.”
I had released a part of the 2nd dimension as a bonus to an old course I was building. These were the first impressions:
Daniel Throssell — arguably the current king of email copywriting — has reacted to my emails.
John Bejakovic, one of the most prominent figures in the email world, declared me the winner of his “Most Fresh and Surprising Email” contest.
And some of the comments I got afterwards:
Here’s what the 3D Email Method looks like in practice
Let’s say your idea is a rude interaction at the coffee shop this morning.
With just the idea (Dimension 1), you’re stuck. “Okay… so… I had a bad coffee experience… and… I write about marketing… and… now what?”
Add the Archetype (Dimension 2) — say you choose the Slice of Life format — and suddenly you know the shape. You’re writing a scene. You’re the narrator. You’ll find the hook in the moment itself.
Add the Opener (Dimension 3) — say you start in media res, right at the most tense part of the interaction — and you’re not staring at the screen anymore. You’re typing.
Three dimensions. One email. Zero blank page.
That’s the entire method.
Blank Page Banisher is the course that gives you every tool inside each dimension — so you can walk into any writing session with all three answers ready.
What’s inside
21 Email Archetypes
21 distinct frameworks — each one a different gear you can shift into depending on what you want your email to do that day. Story-based, teaching-based, relationship-building, controversy, selling — they cover every mode an email can operate in, for any list in any niche.
- How to blatantly lie in your emails and have people thank you for it
- The political theory behind some of the top-performing VSLs of all time — and the email Archetype it inspired
- The lazy email where you do almost nothing, spend $0, and still drive a pile of sales
- How to turn your list into your own ethical cult — based on a twist of a teaching from the head of the Church of Scientology
- How to write emails the same way the top YouTubers create content people physically cannot stop consuming
- The dark side email that gets people searching your inbox every day because they can’t get enough
- The email that can either stir up a massive public controversy or give you +4 in authority — depending entirely on how you write it
- The most sneaky way to pass your sales message as the morally correct choice while your reader hangs on every word
- The Archetype that 7-, 8-, and 9-figure DR info businesses swear by to drive millions in campaign profits
- How to place a metaphorical bouncer on your list — lets the right people in, lets the wrong people know they’re not on the list
- The four-email campaign structure that sells your product through pure narrative, no sales page required (the exact structure used to launch this course)
- How to have as few bad customers as possible — without ever explicitly telling anyone not to buy
- The email with such persuasive powers it can make people attack each other if you don’t use it responsibly
- What the Crusades can teach you about shifting your reader’s beliefs — the fastest path to removing objections without sounding like you’re selling
- What Jesus would send (and why parables are one of the most underused tools in modern email marketing)
- Why sometimes the best emails come from the most boring days
- The most bittersweet email to write if you’re new to sending frequently — and why you should write it anyway
- The Charles Dickens-coated Archetype having a moment in the AI era — and how to use it now before everyone catches on
- How to sell a product your list has never heard of, with no sales page and no product description — just email and a checkout link
- The one email type you should never send if you dabble in NFTs
- How to drive massive desire while revealing almost zero information about your product
8 Idea Sources with 40 Specific Places to Look
Not a generic list of prompts. A full map of where all email ideas actually come from — organized so you can open it, pick a source, and have something to write about in under five minutes.
- The 5-second test that tells you whether something that happened to you today is worth writing an email about (it almost always passes — you’re just not running the test)
- How to get dozens of fresh, specific email ideas delivered to your inbox every day, for free, without subscribing to a single newsletter
- The technique Hollywood producers use to keep their content pipelines full — and how to adapt it for daily email
- How to turn your own beliefs, predictions, and contrarian takes into an idea engine that never runs dry — the same approach behind some of the most loyal lists in direct response history
- What MGK’s beef with Eminem can teach you about building a brand through email
- The ‘coding concept’ that turns almost any topic into a more valuable, more sales-generating email
- How to sell a brand new product — one your list has never heard of — through email alone, with no sales page and no description. Just a checkout link
- How I kept selling clothes for six months straight, with no new collections and no images, by using this one Idea source every single week
- Done with everyone’s bullshit? There’s a specific type of email for that, and it works surprisingly well
- How to identify the hundreds of email ideas already surrounding you right now — no matter who you are or where you are
8 Opener Types with 33 Total Variations
Starting the email is where most people lose. Not because they don’t know what to say — because they don’t know how to begin. Every one of these tested on real emails, real lists, real readers.
- The opener that drops you into the most emotionally charged second of a story — before your reader even knows what’s happening (this is why some emails feel impossible to stop reading from line one)
- The question opener that sounds like it has an obvious answer… until it doesn’t. Instant authority, instant curiosity, zero effort
- How to make your reader the main character of a scenario they haven’t lived yet — and use that to sell before you’ve said a single word about your product
- The opener so unexpected it snaps even the most autopilot reader back to attention — and why most people are too scared to use it
- The one opener that builds deeper trust than almost anything else in email — and the specific thing you must never do with it, or it will quietly destroy your authority instead
- The opener that announces a sale without killing excitement — and why most people do this wrong and make their promos feel like a chore
- How to open with a piece of content someone else wrote and make it feel more like yours than theirs
- The opener that’s been used by legendary real estate marketers to revive dead leads for decades — and the surprisingly direct way to adapt it to your business, your list, and your offers
When you combine any Opener with any Archetype and any Idea, you get a unique, fresh email every time. And you know exactly what you’re writing before you type a single word.
The Blank Page Banish Partner GPT
The 3D Email Method — fully trained into a custom GPT you can use tonight. Not a generic AI tool with prompts stitched together. The entire framework is baked into the training. You bring your situation; it fits the method to you.
- Quick Spark — pull the slot machine. Get a random Idea + Archetype + Opener combo in seconds. Zero thinking required, instant direction
- Figure It Out Together — have a conversation and let the right combination surface naturally. My personal favorite mode
- Break Down An Email — paste any email from anyone you admire. Get the exact Idea, Archetype, and Opener reverse-engineered. Fastest way to internalize the framework
- I Have A Topic — you know what you want to write about, but not how to write it. This mode builds the structure around your idea
- Total Blank Page — it’s 10pm, you’re exhausted, you haven’t sent yet. This mode pulls an email out of casual conversation with almost zero effort on your part
What this looks like on the other side
My clients don’t know anything about Archetypes or Openers or the 3D Email Method.
They just know their emails started working.
– Yeah.. you really have no idea how much work I have to do 😳
– We’re selling too much 😭”
And these aren’t flukes. They’re what happens when every email you send is fully-formed before you write it.
What Blank Page Banisher costs
A copywriter charging $30 an hour loses that back the first time this saves them an hour of staring at a screen.
A solopreneur with a list loses far more than that every week the blank page slows them down — in missed sends, diluted relationships, and sales that never happened because the email never got written.
Less than a month of any tool in your stack.
And unlike those tools, this is a one-time purchase for a system you’ll use for as long as you’re sending email.
Try it on your next email. If it doesn’t work, I want to know.
Here’s my guarantee
After you buy, go into the course. Open Module 1 and pick any Archetype. Open Module 2 if you need an idea, or use one you already have. Open Module 3 and pick any Opener.
Now sit down to write.
If you didn’t start writing faster and with more clarity than you normally do — send me an email and tell me. I’ll refund you in full.
I’m that confident in what happens when all three dimensions are in place.
(And honestly — if you try this on one email and it doesn’t immediately click, I want to hear about it, because that would be a first.)
What you can expect from me
I’m GC. Some say the greatest G.C. since Halbert — I’m not going to be the one to argue.
I come from a software engineering background, which means when I hit a problem I can’t solve, I build a system for it. The blank page was a problem I couldn’t solve with more ideas alone.
So I mapped the whole thing out. Figured out every dimension. Tested it on lists that gave me nothing to work with — no new products, no launches, no promotions. Just the system.
And it worked.
The emails that came out of it won contests. They got replies from people I’d looked up to for years. They sold $85k worth of goods in a week through nothing but text.
Blank Page Banisher is everything I figured out, organized so you can start using it on your next email — not your next campaign, not after finishing the whole course.
Your next email.