Posts Tagged ‘advertising laws’

Unlock the million-dollar headline in your brain!

Ladies and gents, we have a winner! My “audience flag” headline challenge is over… thanks to you folks who played–watch for a follow-up where I plan to critique all the entries plus my own alternates.

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Unlock the million-dollar headline in your brain:

I’ve got a freebie for you that says, “we’ll see about that.” Defend your best attempt in a comment to this post, and I will give you my 12-point guide to help you create customer testimonials so good, you may want to use them everywhere and never write a word of copy again…

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How much do you pay for ads that fail?

Big-league baseball player hits .300, we call him great. If your ad copy falls flat 70% of the time (same thing), you’re fired. Stop measuring your success in sales dollars, and start tracking “ad cost per response.” Here’s why…

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Why? Who cares? What’s In It For Me?!

You learned to wield all your most powerful marketing tools before you started Kindergarten. Almost. Discover, again, how to truly know your audience AND your offer–and what to do with that knowledge…

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They say “Content is King.” This is why…

TNT just wanted to let me know I could see the NBA playoffs on the telly. That was NOT the message I got from this web ad…

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If you can’t say it to my face…

Would you take your ad copy door to door? If not then, says Claude Hopkins, take it back to the woodshed. Here’s our take on chapter two from his classic text, Scientific Advertising

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These “laws” may not apply to YOU… yet.

For years, I thought I was a “pro” marketing copywriter. I was not. I was just a decent “creative writer,” and there is one simple, huge difference. I call on Claude Hopkins, author of Scientific Advertising, to help me explain…

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