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    Direct Response’s Perpetual Money Machine

    How’s your business doing? Making the sales you want? Are your responses where you hoped they would be? Is your sales process a perpetual money machine pumping the fungoelas into your pocket, or is it more like pouring sand down a rathole?

    If it’s the latter then you are obviously not applying the principles of direct response marketing. Let’s take a look at the numbers that prove its effectiveness.

    John Greco, (president & CEO of the Direct Marketing Association) recently said that “Businesses and nonprofits this year are forecasted to spend $166.5 billion on direct marketing, up 6 percent over last year. As a result, direct marketing-driven sales will reach $1.939 trillion dollars this year, a 7.4 percent increase over 2005.”

    Sal-ute!

    I write for a $1.9 trillion dollar industry.

    Man, I love what I do and I love being a part of those kind of numbers.

    And you . . . depending on whether you’re getting huge fungeloas in your pockets or empty ratholes — you’e either jumping up and saying “Yes!” or you’re picking up the phone to give your ad agency what-for.

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    By Walter |

    Topics: Client Top Secret, It's A Good Thing |


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