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2106, 2023

Marketing to Parents and Grandparents: Breaking free from the Chains of Retail to Successful B2C (or B2B) – The Right Strategies and Tactics

By |June 21, 2023|Advertising & Marketing, Digital Marketing, Magalog, Product Marketing, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

One of the hottest and most profitable markets today is parents… and grandparents. One reason is that parents and grandparents are easy to target for marketing and advertising… and can generate high response and millions in sales. Let’s look at an example of a company that has been successful in [...]

1306, 2023

Testing Corner: Use Specifics in Email Subject Lines for Better Response

By |June 13, 2023|Digital Marketing, Email Marketing, Successful Marketing Campaigns, Testing Corner|

Specific details get a better response. Your prospects want to see proof of your claim – in the form of statistics and percentages. This applies to your headlines, your body copy, and your email subject lines. Take a look at the following test I ran for an email campaign for [...]

1306, 2023

Little Known Multichannel Marketing Secret to Increase Response: Informed Delivery

By |June 13, 2023|Advertising & Marketing, Integrated Marketing, Multichannel Marketing|

Multichannel marketing will increase response by 84%. For example, combining direct mail and digital marketing to the same names. There are two ways we do this. The second, most marketers know nothing about. Traditional Multichannel Strategy: Create a Transactional Data Model of your perfect audience (See more HERE.) Then send [...]

1306, 2023

How to Market and Advertise in an Economic Recession, Inflation or Stagflation: Strategies for Surviving, Growing, and Dominating Your Market

By |June 13, 2023|Advertising & Marketing, Recession/Inflation, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

What should an advertiser or marketer do during a recession… or inflation… or stagflation? Having navigated my clients through 5 recessions/stagflation and the historic Jimmy Carter 14% inflation rates… and 20% interest rates… I have some perspective. I even have a strategy of hope and good news. Obviously, history gives [...]

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