How to Write Headlines That Demand Attention
Have the courage to be different, evocative, surprising, and occasionally absurd.
Many run in circles as they chase what looks active and abandon what looks slow.
Predictability kills advertising, but consistency is its lifeblood.
Most people hold the same biases and assumptions for media ROI.
Anybody who says, "Nobody watches TV anymore," or "TV is always too expensive," is a fool.
The station: "The boss offered me ONE chance to upgrade a client, and I chose your guys."
Experiences of delight or disappointment are the only times people will tell their story about you.
How do you do it so it generates quality leads, not tire‑kickers?
Unnecessary targeting by competitors is a beautiful thing.
This ain’t theory. It’s math, hard data, and real-world results.