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3009, 2015

The U.S. Post Office – Dangers to Freedom?

By |September 30, 2015|Blog, Current Events, Latest Direct Mail|

  The U.S. Postal Service could be secretly monitoring your mail. USPS processed 50,000 requests from law enforcement to monitor mail in 2013. This surveillance has no oversight. 20% of these requests were not properly approved - and another 13% were either unjustified or undocumented. “Monitoring mail” means intercepting it [...]

2309, 2015

Is Your Advertising Suffering from This Deadly Mistake?

By |September 23, 2015|Advertising & Marketing, Direct Response Copy Tips, Direct Response TV and Radio|

  Beware of a common response vampire: the use of warm-up  copy in your opening paragraphs. Nothing kills leads and sales faster. You find this in direct mail, email, landing pages, TV and radio commercials, and more. Warm-up copy is when you waste three or four paragraphs preparing for the meat [...]

2309, 2015

Web Response Secret: Landing Page vs. All-In-One Websites [video]

By |September 23, 2015|Blog|

  In recent issues, we’ve covered two of the seven major direct marketing website strategies. So far we’ve looked at the pitfalls of using your corporate website as a sales avenue and we outlined some critical strategies for paid search success. This week we’re going to look at a third strategy: [...]

2309, 2015

Direct Response Copy Tip of the Week: Confront Your Prospect's Objections

By |September 23, 2015|Direct Response Copy Tips|

  Any product or service has weaknesses that prospects are concerned about. A major online and offline direct marketing copy technique is addressing these negatives...but not by glossing over them. Instead, much can be gained by confronting them and turning them into benefits. If you’re selling, for example, a health [...]

2309, 2015

Testing Corner: Lower Price Point, Higher Profits?

By |September 23, 2015|Test Results|

  Price testing is one of the most crucial tests to perform when analyzing your response rate. Price too high and it will scare your customers away; price too low and you don’t make a profit. Often it can be tricky. What you think might be an accurate price point [...]

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