Archive | August, 2009

Copywriting Lessons From an 87-Year-Old Global Brand

11. August 2009

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You can gather a lot of valuable information about copywriting and marketing by studying longevity. One example is when you see an ad repeated over an extended period of time without noticeable changes — especially in publications with large circulations — you can usually assume the promotion is profitable. If you target a similar audience, [...]

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5 Marketing Lessons You Can Learn from Infomercials

11. August 2009

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Whether you love them or hate them, you can’t discount the effectiveness of infomercials. Here’s a quick slideshow that reveals 5  secrets behind what makes this advertising medium so powerful. 5 Marketing Lessons From Infomercials View more documents from Rohit Bhargava.

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Free Copywriting Crash Course for Autoresponder Leads

9. August 2009

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I recently posted several articles and videos about using autoresponders to enhance your marketing efforts. I also released a video training program that included instruction on how to incorporate autoresponders into your marketing strategy. Today, I added one more tool — a free 14-day autoresponder copywriting crash course that explains how to transform your words [...]

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How to Create an Effective Sales Strategy Without a Pitch

7. August 2009

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Are you up for a challenge? I promise you it’s nothing too difficult. Take a piece of paper and write down 5 reasons for contacting your prospects and current clients  … but your purpose can’t involve pitching your product or service. Ready … go! Did you hear that little voice inside your head? I bet [...]

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An Autoresponder: The ‘Salesman’ Who Never Stops Producing

5. August 2009

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About 2 years ago, I hired a salesman because he made an offer I couldn’t resist. He proposed working without a salary and promised to never call in sick or demand a raise. Since hiring him, he’s never even asked for a vacation day. Instead, he puts in time on nights, weekends and even holidays. [...]

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