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2805, 2026

ChatGPT Ads: Opens Another New Audience

By |May 28, 2026|ChatGPT, Direct Response Marketing, OpenAI|

OpenAI is now getting more aggressive in generating ad revenue… and giving marketers a unique new opportunity. OpenAI is now showing ChatGPT ads to logged-out users, boosting ad inventory amid high demand. They are serving ads into conversations for the unauthenticated masses. Early tests targeted logged-in adults on free and [...]

2805, 2026

The Big Idea: The Most Powerful Force in Direct Response Advertising

By |May 28, 2026|Advertising & Marketing, Copy Tips, Lead Generation, New Strategies and Tactics, Response, Sales|

▶ Key Takeaways Most advertising fails because it lacks a “Big Idea”. Features alone rarely persuade prospects to act. A Big Idea creates emotional fascination and memorability. Great copywriters build entire campaigns around one dominant theme. AI-generated copy often fails because it lacks a powerful central concept. The right Big [...]

2805, 2026

5 Short Little-Known Things Every President & Marketer Should Know

By |May 28, 2026|AI, ChatGPT, E-Commerce, Health and Wellness Marketing, Meta|

Here are 5 short, but powerful things you should know:  1. E-commerce Website: Doubling Conversions E-commerce provider Swap launched a new agentic AI storefront that brings customers greater capability when shopping online. They say their system doubled conversion rates. Called the Swap Storefront, it is a separate website through a [...]

2805, 2026

Political Media Spending Explosion: 4 New Trends Every Political — And Business — Marketer Must Know

By |May 28, 2026|CTV, Political Advertising, Response, ROI|

Key Takeaways Political ad spending is projected to hit between $10.4 billion and $11.8 billion during the 2026 election cycle. Response rates often drop during heavy political advertising periods. Marketing costs rise because of overcrowded media channels. Smart marketers suppress or shift campaigns during key battleground periods. CTV/streaming is exploding [...]

2005, 2026

Copy Tip: The Deadly “?” – Why “Question” Headlines Often Hurt Response Rates

By |May 20, 2026|Copy Tips, Headlines, Question Marks|

Key Takeaways: Why Question Headlines Often Reduce Response Rates Question marks (?) in headlines and sales copy often reduce response rates because they can weaken the strength and authority of the message. Questions may unintentionally invite prospects to say “no” and mentally disengage from the sales message before continuing to [...]

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