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Archive for December 2009

A direct mail strategy doubles conversion rates for the Midwest Center for Stress & Anxiety

Lead-generation campaigns for business-to-business or consumers will often fail without a powerful follow-up and conversion campaign.

In fact, one little-known way to generate greater profitability is a properly constructed follow-up and conversion series.

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Search engine optimization (SEO) is one of the most complex and quickly changing disciplines in direct marketing. There are literally thousands of strategies and techniques to improve your rankings.

It’s why my team and I recommend using video, informational landing pages, multi-linked microsites as well as a list of costly blunders to avoid.

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I just reviewed a video of a large, powerful group of consumers urging viewers to boycott companies that take the politically correct tact by simply not saying Merry Christmas in their catalogs and mailers and on their websites.

It is important as marketers that you sound authentic and not “politically correct.” If you have Christmas decorations to sell in your catalog, don’t call them “peace ornaments” or “sparkle trees” or “personalized velvet stockings.” You end up sounding odd and political when you are not trying to be.

And you’ll be listed in the boycott.

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Looking for a checklist to ensure your copy is its level best? Try looking to the 5 U’s. These are 5 key elements your copy must have to get the job done.

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A consumer credit counseling service was looking to increase the amount of free debt consultation sign-ups without having to augment its regular flow of traffic to their site.

A pop-up was currently in place designed to capture names for the free service. Could small changes make a big improvement to the number of names captured? Take a look…

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