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Title: Creative Strategies in Direct Marketing


1
Creative Strategies in Direct Marketing
  • Chapter 5

2
Forms of Promotions
  • Selling
  • Advertising
  • Publicity
  • Support

3
Offers Databases Promotions Customers
  • Promotion begins with research and leads to idea
    generation and finally copywriting
  • Remember the 40/40/20 rule!
  • Customers will respond if they believe there are
    benefits for them
  • A good offer delivers benefits fulfilling needs
  • Good copy conveys benefits

4
Brands Image-Building vs. Response
Transactions
  • Direct marketers feel that its not creative
    unless it sells something.
  • But direct marketers have also built strong
    brands and images.
  • Their major objective, though, is generation of
    responses transactions.

5
The Ability to Buy vs. the Proneness to Spend
  • A buyers ability to buy is evaluated by
    demographics income wealth
  • A buyers proneness to spend (the willingness to
    buy) is evaluated by lifestyles and peer pressures

6
Copywriting and Graphics Techniques and Strategies
  • I like to talk about your lawn not about my
    seed.
  • Sell the sizzle not the steak
  • Learn to think like a horse.

7
Feature vs. Advantagesvs. Benefits (FAB)
  • Features (What the product has)
  • Compact size
  • High spin speed
  • Wash temperature choice
  • Range of Colors
  • Integrated tumble drier

8
Feature vs. Advantages vs. Benefits (FAB)
  • Advantages (What the features do)
  • Fits into a smaller space
  • Clothes dry faster
  • Accommodates a full range of fabrics
  • Offers choice to consumer
  • Moves from wash to dry automatically

9
Feature vs. Advantages vs. Benefits (FAB)
  • Benefits (Why customers buy)
  • Space-saving
  • Time-saving
  • Does a good job
  • Flexibility
  • Convenience
  • Economy
  • No more hand washing
  • Choices

10
Feature vs. Advantages vs. Benefits (FAB)
  • How to get from features to benefits
  • Imagination/brainstorming
  • Technology
  • Product design
  • Common sense

11
Writing the Copy Using Formulas
  • Bob Stones Seven-Step Formula
  • Attention Interest Desire Action
  • Picture Promise Prove Push
  • Star Chain - Hook

12
Using Design and Graphics
  • Layouts
  • Illustrations Photographs
  • Involvement Devices
  • Type
  • Paper
  • Ink
  • Color

13
Copy and Graphics for Direct Mail Print Ads
  • Design and Graphics
  • Through the use of design and graphics the
    designer, like the copywriter, creates mood and
    feeling while getting and holding attention
  • The ultimate goal is to stimulate action and to
    generate measurable response!

14
7 Elements of Design
  • Layouts
  • Illustrations and Photographs
  • Involvement Devices
  • Type
  • Paper
  • Ink
  • Color

15
Creating Messages for Specific Media
  • Direct Mail
  • Catalogs
  • Print (Newspapers Magazines)
  • Broadcast-(Television Radio)
  • Telephone Promotion
  • Internet Promotion

16
Types of Direct Mail Packages
  • Self-Mailer
  • Classic Format
  • Catalog

17
Direct Mail Packages
  • The Classic Format (6 Parts)
  • Outer Mailing Envelope
  • Letter (Opening Postscript)
  • Circular (Brochure)
  • Response Device (Order form)
  • Reply Envelope
  • Other Devices (Chits)

18
Direct Mail Packages
  • Catalogs
  • One of the most challenging and popular formats
    for direct marketers
  • Catalog copy goes hand in hand with design,
    illustration, and graphics.
  • Pictures show it, words describe it
  • Words are arranged to spell out benefits

19
Print Advertising
  • Magazines and Newspapers
  • Elements of Print Ads
  • Headlines- Most important element
  • Body Copy
  • Response Devices
  • Coupons (optional)
  • Inserts

20
Broadcast Advertising
  • Television and Radio
  • Television Limitation-high cost and short
    duration of message.
  • Radio Limitation-listeners are usually
    occupied--with no access to telephone or pencil
    or paper. Radio doesnt provide the opportunity
    to visualize.

21
Creating Direct Response Messages for Television
  • Time limitation (Max. 2 min)
  • Elements of direct response TV commercials
  • Concept
  • Storyboards
  • Script
  • Graphics
  • Production

22
Creating Direct Response Messages for Radio
  • Creating Radio Commercials
  • Less complex than TV
  • Radio is far less expensive than TV
  • Market segmentation is attainable

23
Creating Messages for Interactive Media
  • Telephone Promotion
  • Important medium for inquiring or ordering
  • Extensively used by direct marketers as a
    promotional medium
  • Outbound Vs. Inbound
  • Internet
  • Usually other media are used to attract consumers
    to the world wide web
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