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August 6, 2008

Three Keys To A Successful Direct Response Marketing Program – An Audio Presentation

http://www.growthanswers.com/expert/todd.mp3 

Over the years I have done direct response marketing campaigns, my clients and I have made every mistake in the book.  But after producing millions of pieces of mail, I have learned that there are three key elements to any successful DRM program.   

One, you need to aim for the right target.  The mailing list for your DRM program will largely determine the success or failure of your campaign.  The right message will fall on deaf ears if it sent to the wrong targets.  Narrow your focus and mail only to your niche in the marketplace. 

Two, you have to grab the attention of your audience – and draw them in.  You have to articulate a problem you can solve – or fulfill a need or want.  If you do not provide something your prospect wants – you will fail. 

And three, you must have a strong – and simple – call to action.  Once you have made it clear you have something they want – you need to make it easy to take the next step towards purchase. 

Last month, I was the featured program for the GrowthANSWERS Meet The eXpert Live Learning Series.  Click on the link below to listen to the workshop where I discuss the three key steps to success in your DRM campaign.  

http://www.growthanswers.com/expert/todd.mp3 

I hope you find the presentation helpful! 

Todd Schnick, Intrepid

www.intrepid-llc.com

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