Direct response is what it seeks: not a delayed action, but an immediate response. "Call today!" "Order now!" etc. They are the rally cries of direct marketing. Thinking about employing some direct response? Consider:
1. Copy is king. The right words in the right place at the right time have the power to grab attention, keep attention and get a response.
2. Definitions drive response. Define your audience and you create the pathway to their response. Insights on the target audience should drive your copy, your images and your desired response.
3. Media matters. Proper placement is one thing, proper negotiation matters even more.
4. Return rules. Measuring for the response can be "easy" but only when you have the proper tools in place.
Above all, design matters. When effective tactic is combined with effective design, well, look out. The results are unmistakable. The design doesn't need to be award-winning but it does need to be brand consistent.
♦Friday, September 28, 2007
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