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Retail Sign Humour

A good sense of humour never hurts, unless of course if you’re INsignificant!

Exponential Marketing Strategies include the use of humour as long as it is tasteful, relevant and ADDS to the customer experience as this one plain does with a tongue-in-cheek approach. Think of ways you can re-phrase want you do using puns and other linguistic skills – we teach them at Unleash The Speaker Within as well as in our Killer Kopywriting and Konversation WorkshopsContact us if you want to take laughs and giggles and turn them into sales!

Big Mens Clothing For The Significant Man

Big Mens Clothing For The Significant Man

How To Write A Great Ad

Today’s post is an example of how to write a great ad. Using vernacular to great effect, The Lone Drainer and Pronto! David Conroy created this ad that well, says it all.

If you’re not an Aussie, you won’t get the play on words, but then again that doesn’t matter since this ad will appear only in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs.

I think it’s a great ad because it plays on words without being offensive yet provocative enough to get people’s attention which is what an ad needs to do. The call to action is simple and straight forward – SAVE 20% before March 31st.

A lot of people don’t know is that there is a cure for a roots problem – a cure that can prevent THOUSANDS of dollars of damage BEFORE it happens.

Many people don’t know – did you know? Now that you do know, aren’t you more susceptible to call The Lone Drainer for an appointment?

When would NOW be a good time? Isn’t 20% off a good enough  incentive?

So there you go – an GREAT AD for your ’swipe file’!

Preeminence begins with a good personal bio

Today’s post is a long one, but well worth reading if you want to get more sales from BETTER prospects who VALUE who and what you are as a PERSON. This example is from Yvonne McIntosh, one of our Diamond Members who has graciously accepted to show the process involved.

The strategy of preeminence – A personal bio ‘Before, During and After’ Case Study

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