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1908, 2026

Kamala Harris Spent More Than $1 Billion—and Lost: 9 Marketing Lessons Every President and Marketing Director Should Learn

By |August 19, 2026|Advertising & Marketing, Election Marketing, Political Marketing, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

Key Takeaways Potential 2028 presidential candidates are already developing platforms, visiting important states, testing messages, raising money, and building campaign organizations. Kamala Harris’s campaign dramatically outspent Donald Trump’s but still lost the popular vote, Electoral College, and all seven principal battleground states. Harris spent $1.176 billion, while Trump spent about [...]

1908, 2026

Is the Infomercial Dead? Not by a Long Shot—It Has Become a Multi-Platform Profit Machine

By |August 19, 2026|Direct Response Marketing, Infomercials, Video Sales Letter, Videolog|

Key Takeaways Infomercials are not disappearing; they are evolving with new technology and media platforms. Their reach now extends beyond traditional television into streaming, social media, and digital channels. Businesses can reuse infomercial content across multiple platforms to reach larger audiences. Modern infomercials combine entertainment, storytelling, and direct-response marketing to [...]

1308, 2026

Four Overlooked Ad and Landing Page Mistakes Costing You Leads and Sales – Four Practical CTA Strategies That Can Improve Response Without Increasing Media Spend

By |August 13, 2026|Advertising & Marketing, CTA, Landing Pages|

Key Takeaways A weak call to action can waste strong creative, qualified traffic, and a persuasive offer. Generic button copy such as “Submit,” “Click Here,” or “Learn More” often fails because it does not communicate a clear benefit or next step. The strongest CTA begins with the prospect’s intent: the [...]

1308, 2026

Don’t Be Duped by This Marketing Atrophy Myth: 3 Signs You Should Know

By |August 13, 2026|Advertising & Marketing, Marketing Atrophy, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

Key Takeaways The most dangerous myth in marketing: if your campaigns, your testing discipline, and your direct response foundation aren't already strong, it's too late to fix them. It isn't. Marketing atrophy is real — and it follows a predictable, invisible curve. Rising cost per lead, falling response rates, creative [...]

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