Do some marketers have tactics that make you hit the delete button - quickly?
Do some of them play the same tricks so often that you no longer read their messages, even if the subject line looks interesting?
I've developed quite a long list now of marketers whose messages I ignore.
I share some of the reasons why on my other blog. Come on over and see if you agree with me - then add your own Marketing Pet Peeves to my list.
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Showing posts with label marketing tactics. Show all posts
Monday, January 25, 2010
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Who are these hype-masters? And who listens to them?
I don’t know about you, but I am completely put off by these marketers who write things like: “Great Frigging Call!”
Maybe it’s just because I have an aversion to that word (after all - we know the word he WANTED to say), but the hype that goes along with it prompts me to do just one thing: DELETE.
World events and the economy have created a great need for marketers to build something that maybe wasn't so important just a few years ago. That something is trust.
Before we part with our hard-earned money we want some kind of assurance that we're dealing with someone credible. We're tired of being scammed and flim-flammed. Shoot - we get enough of that from our elected officials, we don't need any of it from people in business!
So - in my humble opinion - the hype masters need to clean up their acts. They need to quit being offensive and become trustworthy.
Tell me what you think... because maybe it's just me.
Maybe it’s just because I have an aversion to that word (after all - we know the word he WANTED to say), but the hype that goes along with it prompts me to do just one thing: DELETE.
World events and the economy have created a great need for marketers to build something that maybe wasn't so important just a few years ago. That something is trust.
Before we part with our hard-earned money we want some kind of assurance that we're dealing with someone credible. We're tired of being scammed and flim-flammed. Shoot - we get enough of that from our elected officials, we don't need any of it from people in business!
So - in my humble opinion - the hype masters need to clean up their acts. They need to quit being offensive and become trustworthy.
Tell me what you think... because maybe it's just me.
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