Published on Jun 4th, 2009 in Benefits & Features, Communicating Your Message, General Business | 1 Comment »
I just received the latest issue of Tessa Stowe’s ezine in my email box and today’s feature article was titled, “Are You Making It Hard To Buy from You?”. It was really good so I just had to share it with you. I’ve added some annotations in blockquotes so they stand out and you can [...]
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Published on May 14th, 2009 in Benefits & Features, General Business, Retention Tools | No Comments »
It seems nowadays every marketing guru and their brother-in-law has a “deadly sins and how to fix them” book, ebook or at least an article! But apparently nobody is reading this stuff! How do I know? Because nine out of every ten businesses continue making the same marketing goof-ups.
The most amazing part is – they [...]
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Published on Mar 23rd, 2009 in Benefits & Features, Communicating Your Message | No Comments »
In the movie, The Prestige, one of the main characters dissects the elements of a magic trick. It’s not enough to make something disappear. You need to bring it back. You need to bring closure to whatever you’re doing or it will feel unfinished. This is true for a lot of things in life, including your marketing and copywriting.
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Published on Mar 2nd, 2009 in Benefits & Features, Communicating Your Message | No Comments »
”But this won’t work” said Steve. “I’ve tried it in the past and had no response.” Does this sound familiar? My newer clients often resist implementing certain strategies based on past experiences. However, I usually find out that it wasn’t the strategy itself – but how it was implemented that caused the dismal results.
So whether [...]
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Published on Feb 20th, 2009 in Benefits & Features, Continuity Programs | No Comments »
There will always be people who value information they can hold in their hand over information they acquire over the Internet — no matter how much they paid for it. There is something to the visceral experience of holding something in your hand that increases the perceived value of a product.
Therefore, it makes sense that [...]
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