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811, 2017

3 Little-Known Secrets to Powerful Success with Direct Mail, Online Ads, Landing Pages, and More

By |November 8, 2017|Advertising & Marketing, Direct Response Copy Tips, New Strategies and Tactics, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

Many marketers underestimate the power of the opening. Direct mail, email, landing pages, Facebook ads and more all have three critical direct response rules you should follow at the start of your presentation. For any direct mail campaign, the way that you begin your sales letter is critical. The same [...]

811, 2017

Headlines: The More You Tell, the More You Sell

By |November 8, 2017|Direct Response Copy Tips, New Strategies and Tactics, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

Longer headlines get more response than shorter headlines. The more words and more characters done right means more clickthroughs for your online ads. This direct response rate has just been verified by a recent study of short vs. long headlines. Headlines that were between 90 and 99 characters received a [...]

811, 2017

3 Day Marketing Bootcamp in 45 Minutes

By |November 8, 2017|New Strategies and Tactics, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

I recently completed these three mini bootcamp video/webinars. It’s just like getting three days of intense training in about 45 minutes. Each video is concise with actionable advice you won’t find anywhere else. Each is specifically designed for presidents and marketing directors to dramatically boost sales and profits. 22 Amazing [...]

111, 2017

Testing Corner: Testing Variables is Key to Your Marketing Success

By |November 1, 2017|New Strategies and Tactics, Successful Marketing Campaigns|

Testing is the cornerstone of direct response marketing. Variables in any campaign must always be tested—that’s why direct response marketing is called “Accountable Advertising” or “Scientific Advertising.” You can test headlines, components, email subject lines, different websites for banner ads, different email lists, hundreds of variables. Sometimes the results of [...]

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