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Drayton Bird: 35 Marketing Things I Have Found To Be Almost Always True

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  1. Relevance matters more than originality
  2. The most important element in any creative endeavour is the brief
  3. Most clients focus on the wrong things
  4. The urgent takes precedence over the important
  5. The customer you want is like the customer you’ve got
  6. The product and positioning matter more than any other element in marketing
  7. Who you are talking to matters more than what you sell
  8. Database is the heart of marketing
  9. The internet is just accelerated direct marketing
  10. Emotion matters more than logic
  11. The simple letter or email gives the best ROI
  12. Long copy beats short
  13. Incentives always pay
  14. Segmentation is almost invariably worth it
  15. Hardly anyone budgets for marketing intelligently
  16. The customer you’ve got is 4 – 5 times more likely to buy from you than someone identical who is not a customer.
  17. A previous enquirer is about twice as likely to buy.
  18. A past customer is usually your next best bet.
  19. After that comes someone who’s recommended
  20. It pays to say thank you
  21. Marketers are suckers for magic bullets
  22. Marketing experts complicate things needlessly
  23. If you say why you are writing, response goes up
  24. Questionnaires almost always pay
  25. Making people choose increases response
  26. Few marketers use enough testimonials
  27. Almost all meetings waste time
  28. Flattery and greed are the two biggest draws
  29. All successful messages solve problems
  30. Sincerity always pays
  31. Few messages ask forcefully enough for action
  32. Repetition pays
  33. People’s faces raise response
  34. The more you communicate, the better you do
  35. Research rarely predicts results accurately

Common Sense Marketing Using Twitter Video 1

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Common Sense Marketing Using Twitter Video 1.

This is the first in a series of video of the Common Sense Marketing Challenge on how to use Common Sense Marketing with Twitter.

In it, I layout the Framework for you to use Common Sense Marketing to get more customers and connect with the ones you already have.
I also layout the new ground rules so that your business can succeed using Twitter.


Please let me know your thoughts and if you are doing any of the above. Also, just to let you know, the site will be having a major overhaul this week.
Cheers,
Andrew Anderson

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A Quick Overview of CommonSenseMarketing.org

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Here is a quick overview of what CommonSenseMarketing.org  is all about and how it can help you with your Commonsense Marketing.

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Common Sense Marketing – Welcome

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Welcome to Common Sense Marketing

Common Sense Marketing is all about using Common Sense in Marketing which as you know, is not all that common.

drayton birdThis site was purposefully set up in response to a challenge by someone whom many consider to be the best Commonsense Marketer alive in the World today. The man’s name is none other than Drayton Bird.  If you know who he is, then I need not say anymore about him, but if you don’t, if you are in business and you are trying to sell anything you NEED to go here.  That way you can get 101 Commonsense Marketing ideas right away.

Why?  Because if your competition finds out about him before you do, they actually pay attention and implement his strategies in their marketing, they are going to eat you for lunch. Continue reading Common Sense Marketing – Welcome

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