About Craig Huey
The #1 authority on accountable advertising
He's recognized as one of the top direct response marketing experts in the nation.
Mr. Huey has helped entrepreneurs and small companies increase their business, mid-sized companies grow even larger and all kinds of companies, both B2B and consumer, sustain this growth and thrive in many different economic climates.
Mr. Huey has helped entrepreneurs and small companies increase their business, mid-size companies to grow even larger, and all kinds of companies, both B2B and consumer, to sustain this growth and to thrive in many different economic climates.
In addition to publishing Direct Marketing Update and the industry newsletter, Direct Response, Mr. Huey is president of Creative Direct Marketing Group, Inc., a full-service direct response advertising agency, and InfoMat, Inc., a postal and email list brokerage and management company.
Email Craig at craig@cdmginc.com
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Testing corner: Which subject line was the champion?
Direct Mail | Direct Marketing | Direct Marketing Update | Testing corner
Using time-sensitive subject lines is a go-to tactic for online retailers. But the formula for success may not be as simple as you think.
Take a look at this subject line test:
Subject line A:
Last chance to order for Valentines Day is this Wednesday, Order NowSubject line B:
Only 48 hours to order for guaranteed Valentines Day delivery
Industry standards would suggest that subject line B would win: It uses a numeral and is shorter. But subject line A yielded 23% more sales.
Why do you think A beat B? Email your thoughts to craig@cdmginc.com.
