Home Categories Submit Republish Tools Links Credits Contact
Popular Articles
 
     
 
 Categories
 
 
Submit your articles online!

Direct Mail

Articles about direct mail.

By: Sharon Teitelbaum
Do you have a friendly relationship with email, or do you feel like a slave to your email?Do you get a sinking feeling every time you check your email because you know there are more new messages tha (read entire article)
Viewed: 6 Times
By: Craig Garber
Yesterday we talked about using the right "voice" in your sales letter.Meaning, who should actually be doing the selling?Most people sell themselves, but as you discovered, there are some inherent pr (read entire article)
Viewed: 14 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Will your business-to-business direct mail package ever produce a standing ovation? It might. When you mail an effective invitation to a seminar, workshop, awards show or other live event, you litera (read entire article)
Viewed: 11 Times
By: Daegan Smith
Direct mail is a new way of advertising a product or service. It deviates from the usual mass of audience wherein advertisers will make costly campaigns just to promote their products.In direct mail, (read entire article)
Viewed: 9 Times
By: Daegan Smith
There are several effective ways to cultivate and encourage leads and a lot of methods and systems you can implement to gauge the efficiency of your lead generation and endorsing programs. A good dea (read entire article)
Viewed: 7 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Your direct mail fundraising results never lie. But they mislead you if you let them. I worked as Director of Development for a national charity that held a lavish fundraising banquet each year. The (read entire article)
Viewed: 25 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Yes, white papers are an effective way to generate leads with business buyers. But the tricky part is getting your white paper into the hands of those buyers in the first place. The best place to st (read entire article)
Viewed: 17 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
1. Mail to a different listYour list is the most important part of your direct mail campaign. Who you mail to is more important than what you mail. So if you are persuaded that your offer is attracti (read entire article)
Viewed: 20 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
I could tell you that the average temperature in the world is 60 degrees Fahrenheit. But that fact wouldn’t keep you from getting sunstroke in Cairo. Or frostbite in Tuktoyaktuk. Averages tell you on (read entire article)
Viewed: 9 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Postcards are perhaps the least expensive way of reaching a large number of people with your sales message. Although they have their drawbacks, they are cost-effective at attracting new customers. Bu (read entire article)
Viewed: 18 Times
By: By Michael Lemm FreedomFire Communications
Is the United States Postal Service (USPS) a marketing innovator? As it turns out, the kind folks in the blue shorts are in fact making it easy for even the smallest business to duke it out with the (read entire article)
Viewed: 23 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
High technology prospects are different. They don't respond like consumers and they don't respond like other businesses. What works with them is often the opposite of what works with consumers. Here' (read entire article)
Viewed: 23 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
In direct mail, you have a formidable enemy—the wastepaper basket. Your prospects take one look at your mailing envelope and decide if they will open it or fling it into the trash can (or recycling b (read entire article)
Viewed: 19 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Business-to-business direct mail is different from business-to-consumer direct mail in one vital way: sales cycles are longer.A senior vice-president of information technology doesn't buy a $1.5-mill (read entire article)
Viewed: 19 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Some companies that use direct mail to sell their products and services are like the blind man in the dark room looking for the black cat that isn't there. They repeat the same mistakes, and enjoy th (read entire article)
Viewed: 10 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Conventional wisdom says that the front of a direct mail postcard is for the picture and the back is for the address, stamp and a short message.But some savvy direct marketers design their postcards (read entire article)
Viewed: 18 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Anglers in Maine catch trout using dry flies with barbless hooks. Unless they keep tension on the line all the way to the net, they lose the trout. Your sales letters must do the same. But how?One se (read entire article)
Viewed: 17 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Your customer wants a cleaner kitchen, not a kitchen cleaner.Your customers are interested in benefits, not features. So sell benefits in your sales letters.The difference between a feature and a ben (read entire article)
Viewed: 17 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Premiums are an effective way to increase your direct mail response rates. Whether you are selling a product or service directly through the mail, or whether you are using a sales letter to generate (read entire article)
Viewed: 23 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
If you want to increase revenue using direct mail, you have two options: sell more to the customers you have, or find new customers and sell to them. The tricky part is knowing how to do that.I recom (read entire article)
Viewed: 15 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
If the most important part of any business-to-business direct mail package is the list, how can you be sure that you have a good list before you drop your money (and your reputation) in the mailbox? (read entire article)
Viewed: 18 Times
By: Brandon Cornett
Eugene Schwartz, author of Breakthrough Advertising, said it best: "There are no answers in direct mail except test answers. You don't know whether something will work until you test it. And you cann (read entire article)
Viewed: 16 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
I don't relish being proven wrong. But a while back I sat down to discover who my best clients were. I wanted to increase my revenues. I figured that the best way to do that was to discover who my be (read entire article)
Viewed: 17 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Business-to-business direct mail marketers have learned through testing that a letter in an envelope will usually generate more sales and pull more inquiries than a self-mailer will. Why is that? And (read entire article)
Viewed: 27 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
The first time I was shelled by enemy artillery, I learned a vital lesson that applies to the success of your fundraising letters.I was lying in a slit trench on Mount Wall, about 35 kilometres west (read entire article)
Viewed: 16 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Here's something to test. Take your existing business-to-business direct mail package and make just one change: put two windows on the mailing envelope instead of one. Mail it and see what happens.Ac (read entire article)
Viewed: 23 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
New donors are a lot closer than you may think. And persuading them to make that vital first donation need not be as hard--or as expensive--as acquiring them in other ways.But before you rent a list (read entire article)
Viewed: 25 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Do you need to reach wealthy prospects using direct mail? Then work on your list. Who you mail to (your list) is the single most important thing that determines your success.There are two main ways t (read entire article)
Viewed: 17 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Correct me if I am wrong, but there is nothing more powerful in a business-to-business sales letter than a credible testimonial from a person in your prospect’s peer group.Testimonials are valuable b (read entire article)
Viewed: 16 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Business-to-business lead generation is one of the few times in life when you should start at the end and work backwards.Before you write a single line of copy or design a single element of your dire (read entire article)
Viewed: 15 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
In business-to-business direct mail lead generation, more prospects see your mailing envelope than will ever see what is inside. That's because prospects spend only a few seconds examining your envel (read entire article)
Viewed: 19 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
If your business uses direct mail to reach C-level prospects, you face a unique challenge: getting past the gatekeeper. Gatekeepers are usually found in Fortune 1000 firms, where the CEO, CFO, CIO an (read entire article)
Viewed: 23 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Giving your prospect a deadline for ordering, particularly when that deadline is a date and not simply a period of days ("Order within the next 30 days"), will outpull mailings with no deadline almos (read entire article)
Viewed: 16 Times
By: Joe Farinaccio
Here's a great lesson that applies to direct mail. Ready? Some people say one thing and do the opposite.In other words ...One shouldn’t pay attention to what people say they’ll do as much as what th (read entire article)
Viewed: 11 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
Conventional wisdom says that the front of a direct mail postcard is for the picture and the back is for the address, stamp and a short message.But some savvy direct marketers design their postcards t (read entire article)
Viewed: 30 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
The toughest job you face as a B2B direct marketer is reaching your prospect with your message. Reaching C-level executives is particularly difficult because they employ mailroom staff and executive s (read entire article)
Viewed: 17 Times
By: Alan Sharpe
The challenge in business-to-business direct mail is knowing where to look for new business. You need a source of potential new clients that is reliable and affordable. A source that will give you the (read entire article)
Viewed: 16 Times
By: Berwyn Kemp
A good annual direct mail solicitation program can produce unrestrictive operating funds for your nonprofit organization year after year. And such an annual direct mail program, if done right, should (read entire article)
Viewed: 21 Times

Go To Page :   [1]   
 
 
Home | Categories | Submit | Republish | Tools | Links | Credits | Contact | Privacy Statement | Terms Of Use
Copyright © 2008 InfoServe Media, LLC (DBA PopularArticles.com). All rights reserved.