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Grow Your Business Adults learn better and retain more when they are involved in the process. Me, too. Lets go to lunch. I dont know. Where do you want to go? Oh, nothing special. You pick. Earl Nightingale One hour of study will

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Grow Your Business

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Adults learn better and retain more when they are involved in the process.

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Me, too. Let’s go to lunch.

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I don’t know. Where do you want to go?

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Oh, nothing special. You pick.

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Earl Nightingale

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“One hour of study will put you at the top of your field within three

  • years. Within five years you’ll be a

national authority. In seven years, you can become of the best people in the world at what you do.”

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Robin Sharma

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“An addiction to distraction will be the death of your creative production.”

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“We live in a world where focus is more valuable than intelligence.”

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Bob Hoffman The Ad Contrarian

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"We don’t get them to try our product by convincing them to love our brand. We get them to love our brand by convincing them to try our product."

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"As an ad medium, the web is a much better yellow pages and a much worse television."

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"It becomes harder and harder to

  • verstate the corruption and treachery of

the online ad industry. Lord knows I've tried...Facebook has become famous for its lunatic metrics and bizarre rationalizations...This week it was reported that Facebook was claiming to reach 41 million Americans between the ages of 18-24...There are only 31 million of them."

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THE MASTERS COURSE IN ADVERTISING

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Everybody has an

  • pinion about advertising.
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You need a philosophy

  • f advertising.
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philosophy, n. a set of ideas

  • r beliefs relating to

a particular field or activity; an underlying theory

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“Years ago, all art students used to spend a portion of their time copying the Old Masters in

  • museums. Through this process

they learned technique—what worked and what didn’t—and why more seasoned hands than theirs had done what they did.”

  • -Dr. Jeffrey Lant
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Advertising Master #1: Claude Hopkins, The Father of Modern Advertising

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“There is that technique in all art, science and mechanics. And it is in all lines a basic essential. This is for groundwork only.

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“To properly understand advertising or to learn even its rudiments, one must start with the proper conception. Advertising is multiplied salesmanship.”

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“Advertising is multiplied salesmanship.”

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“Advertising is what you do when you can’t go to see someone. That’s all it is.”

  • -Fairfax Cone
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There are Level 1, 2 and 3 sales relationships, sales conversations, sales presentations and commercials. However . . .

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Advertising Truth #1: You are not buying commercials, spots, print or digital. You’re buying sales calls on listeners, viewers and readers.

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Advertising Master #2: David Ogilvy

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“Avoid superlatives, generalizations and

  • platitudes. Be

enthusiastic, friendly and memorable. Don’t be a bore. Tell the truth, but make the truth fascinating.”

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Advertising Truth #2: Truth is better than creativity.

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Advertising Master #3: Alvin Eicoff

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“The Formula”

  • 1. State the problem.
  • 2. Explain the solution.
  • 3. Demonstrate how your product
  • r service best provides the

solution.

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The “Ice Storm“ Sale

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Local Advertising Mistake #1: Running ads (sales calls) that score fewer than 70 points using my formula.

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Five Advertising Success Elements

1. Make an offer to sell something 25 2. Price your offer 25 3. Ask for a specific action 20 4. Add urgency 15 5. Develop a theme or hook 15 100

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THE NUMBERS GAME: Adults learn better and retain more when they are involved in the process.

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Lessons the Numbers Game teaches about advertising and marketing.

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Local Advertising Mistake #2: We spend 80% of our time talking about where to advertise and only 20% of our time talking about why to advertise, how to advertise and what to say when we advertise.

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Where to advertise

Why to advertise How to advertise What to say

“We’re #1 with women 18-49.” “Cable has fragmented TV audiences.” “I hear they’re for sale.” “Here’s a package we put together.” “Buy my station.”

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Why to advertise How to advertise What to say

Where to advertise

The Concepts The Advertising Truths The Formulas The Why Advertise? Checklist The MASTERS of Advertising The Local Advertising Mistakes

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Advertising Truth #3: It doesn’t matter where you advertise as long as you get results.

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Triggering events: Why results seem so hard to trace.

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Advertising Truth #4: People respond to needs not to ads. People buy to change.

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Discover Needs Evaluate Options Resolve Doubts Buy

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Advertising Master #4: Eugene Schwartz

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"Let's get right down to the

heart of the matter. The power, the force, the

  • verwhelming urge to own

that makes advertising work, comes from the market itself, and not from the copy.

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“Copy cannot create desire for a product. It can only take the hopes, dreams, fears and desires that already exist in the hearts of millions of people, and focus those already existing desires onto a particular product.

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“This is the copywriter's task: Not to create this mass desire—but to channel and direct it.”

  • -Eugene Schwartz
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The Big Question: What has already happened in your prospect’s life that has already created a need for your product or service?

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Local Advertising Mistake #3: Advertising without saying exactly WHY you are doing it.

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Advertising Truth #5: “Immunity to advertising is

  • ne of humankind’s most

comforting self-delusions.”

  • -Ed Shane
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Local Advertising Mistake #4: Running ads that contain more than 10% clichés.

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The Test: “Well, I would hope so.”

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x 7x 31x

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The best visual aid is a blank sheet of paper.

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Advertising Truth #6: The purpose of retail (local) advertising is to sell more today than you would have if you hadn’t run the ad.

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Advertising Master #5: Rosser Reeves

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“The true role of advertising is exactly that of the first salesperson hired by the first manufacturer— to get business away from the competitor.”

  • -Rosser Reeves
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Advertising Master #6:

  • C. Britt Beemer
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“Purposeful Shopping”

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“You’ve got to be the first place shopped. People either buy it or go on to something else. Only 30% go to the second store.”

  • -C. Britt Beemer
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Dueling Bull’s-eyes

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Advertising Truth #7: You’re competing with every cash register in town for the disposable income. All income is disposable.

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Advertising Master #7: Jack Trout Advertising Master #8: Al Ries

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“In short, marketing is war, where the enemy is your competitor and the ground to be won is the customer.”

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“The mind works like a simple card file.”

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You are “abnormal” people.