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Impact of social media on client loyalty
There has been much written about the impact of social media on client loyalty. All the experts have weighed in and shared their insights. DMNews.com and ReadWriteWeb both published articles about the subject that you may want to read in … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog, Budgets, Circulation, Client Loyalty, Conjunction, Doubts, Faith, Free Publicity, Industry Experts, Insights, Linkedin, Logic, Marketing, Media Strategy, Medium Sized Businesses, Rewards, Venue
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How to guarantee sales success
It’s the secret direct response copywriters and their clients would kill for and it’s hidden in plain sight. Yes, there’s no mystery to it at all. Anyone with half a grain of common sense knows the answer: all you need … Continue reading
Posted in Direct Response, Promotional, Technical & business writing
Tagged Common Sense, Contenders, Desires, Direct Response Copywriters, Emotion, Emotions, Fears, Feelings, Hidden In Plain Sight, Logic, Market Research, Mystery, No Doubt, Nuances, Old Adage, Philosophy, Sales Success, Satisfaction, Target Market, Vacuum
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How to write to sell – 3 guidelines
When you’re writing with the end goal of selling something, there are 3 simple guidelines you’ll want to keep in mind: People make decisions with their hearts, not their heads. It’s important to identify the underlying emotions that your target … Continue reading
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Tagged copy, copywriter, Decisions, Direct Response, Direct Response Marketing, Emotions, Heart Connection, Hearts, Logic, Marketing, People, Point Of View, Predicament, Purchase Practice, Remorse, Target, writing, writing technique, writing tips
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