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Strong positioning paves the way for good copy

To (whom),
(who/what) is the (what is your frame of reference?)
that (what is the benefit that the “whom” will realize?)
because (what are your supporting claims?)

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: beth hage, beth polinsky, collage artist, consumer insight, good copy, Marketing Strategy, positioning statement, source of volume

Seattle Marketing Strategy: Why real estate marketing is so hard

In The First Three Questions, we talked about consumer insights, source of volume, and positioning statements. The formula works for every marketing situation I’ve ever encountered. But for some reason, it’s especially hard when a residential real estate agent asks me for help. The realty dilemma Leaf through a few Biznik profiles for real estate […]

Filed Under: Marketing

Really Bad PowerPoint

Seth Godin is a friggin genius, in my humble opinion. And I told him so back in 1999. Had I not read his first book, Permission Marketing, I wouldn’t have had the knowledge and jargon I needed to secure a job with 1-800-FLOWERS.COM that got me started online. (He was very courteous in his reply; […]

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: Permission Marketing, Presentation Skills, Really Bad PowerPoint, Seth Godin

Seattle Marketing Strategy: The first three questions

These are the first three questions you need to answer before you spend any marketing money. I ask these three questions whenever I start a new project. In fact, I find it impossible to build a solid plan without these answers.

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: consumer insight, increasing the category, joe hage, kraft foods, marc gibeley, positioning statement, seattle marketing strategy, source of volume, stealing share

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