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2201, 2026

Special Note for my DMU Subscribers Who Are Into Politics, Economics and Christianity

By |January 22, 2026|Christian Worldview, Economics, Marketing Alert, Newsletter, Political Marketing, The Huey Alert|

If you’re interested in politics, economics, and political theory, I’ve also been writing a separate newsletter for over 20 years. It features commentary grounded in a free-market conservative and Christian worldview. For insights and trends you won’t hear elsewhere, you’re welcome to subscribe at no cost. It's Free – Subscribe [...]

2201, 2026

WARNING: 2026 Primary Election Could Crush Your Response Rates and Your ROI — 4 Strategies to Protect Both

By |January 22, 2026|Election Marketing, Media Marketing, Political Marketing|

Key Takeaways: The 2026 midterm and primary cycle is projected to be one of the most expensive advertising cycles ever, approaching $10.8 billion in political spend. Your response rates can collapse in primary heavy markets without a tailored plan. Media costs skyrocket where political ad demand surges. Suppression during key [...]

2201, 2026

Marketing Breakthrough: AI Advertising Has Finally Arrived Separating Winners from Losers — 7 Critical Things Presidents and CMOs Must Know Now

By |January 22, 2026|Advertising & Marketing, AEO, Artificial Intelligence, OpenAI|

Key Takeaways: AI advertising is no longer theoretical. It’s happening. OpenAI has announced plans to introduce advertising inside AI search experiences. This is not another channel. It’s a decision-engine moment. Companies that master AEO + AI ads early will dominate visibility. Brands that wait will be invisible  even with great [...]

1501, 2026

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

By |January 15, 2026|Email Marketing, Prospects, Subject Line, Testing Corner|

Key Takeaways: Specific details in email subject lines significantly improve response rates. Statistics and percentages make claims more believable to prospects. This principle applies to headlines, body copy, and subject lines. A subject line with a concrete gain percentage outperformed a vague urgent message. The specific subject line achieved a [...]

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