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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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The Power of Focus Groups.
I’m not a fan of meetings. When I first came to North America, I was frustrated and amused by how much time business people spent in meetings. I used to joke that people had meetings to plan meetings. Committees for … Continue reading
Posted in Direct Response, Promotional, Public Relations
Tagged Brains, Career, Committees, Customer Base, Desires, Focus Group, Focus Groups, Interference, Map, Marketers, Marketing, Marketing Career, North America, Open Ended Questions, People Talking, Perceptions, Staggering Number, Target Market, Third Party, Time Business, Traffic, Valuable Tool
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The importance of testing before spending.
No matter how savvy a marketer or writer you may be, it’s absolutely impossible to accurately and consistently predict the market response to a promotion. Obviously, the more experienced you are, the easier it is to spot glaring marketing mistakes. … Continue reading
How to integrate online and offline marketing
Small and medium sized businesses often seem to experience a disconnect between their online and offline marketing, treating them as if they are independent strategies. This is usually because different people handle each. In my experience, your marketing will work … Continue reading
Posted in Promotional, Public Relations, Technical & business writing
Tagged Business Cards, Corporate Literature, Corporate Stationery, Cost Effectiveness, End Result, Implementation, Independent Strategies, Internet Promotions, Marketing Strategies, Medium Sized Businesses, Offline Marketing, Online Marketing, Preconceived Notions, Public Relations Activities, Search Engines, Squidoo, Stair Tread, Staircase, Stairs, Tactic, Target Market, Types Of Vehicles, Web Updates
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Why you should write scientific copy no matter what business you’re in
Although I’m not a ‘numbers’ person, i.e. I hate accounting, nit-picking and navel gazing… I completely subscribe to numbers when it comes to writing and marketing. Here’s the thing: if you run an ad, put out a direct mail campaign … Continue reading
Posted in Direct Response, Promotional, Public Relations, Technical & business writing, You need t.r.w. (the right words) for r.o.i.
Tagged Bottom Line Results, Direct Mail, Elements, End Result, Fashion, Fashion Marketing, Good Marketing, Headlines, Hurry, Mail Campaign, Marketing And Sales, Marketing Sales, Navel, People, Response Mechanisms, Scientific Writing, Sounds, Statistics, Target Market, Timeline
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