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| Most business owners pour money into marketing that doesn’t work. They run ads, post on social media, and hope for the best—only to be disappointed by the results.
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| The problem? They’re relying on vague branding tactics instead of proven strategies.
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| Dan Kennedy calls this the “ADHD approach to marketing”—jumping from one shiny tactic to another without a clear, measurable plan.
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| But there’s a better way: Direct-Response Marketing.
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| This approach focuses on generating real, measurable results, like leads, sales, and conversions. Here’s how you can start applying it today:
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| Step 1: Speak Directly to Your Audience
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| One of Dan’s key teachings is this: “If you’re speaking to everyone, you’re speaking to no one.” Direct-response marketing works because it’s personal.
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| For example:
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| A company selling weight loss supplements doesn’t just target “everyone who wants to lose weight.” Instead, they target busy moms who want to shed pounds quickly after having kids.
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| A financial advisor doesn’t market to “everyone interested in saving money.” They craft campaigns for high-income professionals nearing retirement.
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| Your Action Step: Write down your audience’s specific demographics, challenges, and goals.
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| Step 2: Use an Irresistible Call-to-Action
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| Every piece of marketing must tell the audience what to do next. Whether it’s “Download this guide,” “Sign up for a webinar,” or “Call now,” your call-to-action (CTA) should be clear and compelling.
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| Example 1:
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| A dental clinic offered a free teeth-whitening session for new patients. The clear CTA—“Call to schedule your free session today!”—resulted in a 200% increase in appointments.
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| Example 2:
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| A SaaS company ran ads with the CTA: “Get a 30-day free trial today.” The campaign boosted signups by 35%.
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| Step 3: Track and Test Everything
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| One of Dan’s most famous quotes is: “You can’t improve what you don’t measure.” Direct-response marketing relies on tracking every aspect of your campaign.
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| What’s your click-through rate?
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| How many leads did you generate?
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| What’s your cost per acquisition?
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| Example:
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| A real estate agent ran Facebook ads targeting first-time homebuyers. By testing different headlines and images, they reduced their cost per lead by 50%.
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| Tomorrow, we’ll dive into the art of crafting offers your customers can’t refuse.
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| To your success,
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| Kevin
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| Who is Dan Kennedy?
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| https://books.forbes.com/authors/dan-kennedy/
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