The Discipline That Separates Smart Advertising From Wasted Money
Most sprinkle ads to reach tons of people, but don't reach anybody with enough repetition.
Price fills the vacuum by default if you never gave customers a different reason to choose you.
A lot of reports can measure your harvest, but how do you measure planting and fertilizing?
"We want our ads to appeal to everyone." It sounds safe, but it's actually the most dangerous thing you can do.
You want marketing to be an investment, not just another expense. Higher returns can take longer.
Consumers are motivated by feelings. Coke spends all their effort just trying to be likable.
Brands want to get buyers there faster, easier, and simpler. The problem is that marketing is relationships.
You've been perfecting the last 10 feet of a mile-long race as your competitors own the first 5,270.